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Over the past few decades, the Latin American and Caribbean region has seen significant changes that have modified in an unprecedented way the form in which actors join forces to advance development in the region. The evolution shown by the engagement between civil society, governments, and the private sector, has led to social innovation, understood as a participatory process that includes the creation, incorporation, and dissemination of new social practices. The transformations have been spurred, among other things, by the combination of four different factors: 1. Digital transformation 2. Progress in strengthening governance 3. Empowerment of the middle class 4. A new engagement between Civil Society and the Private Sector.
