Caracterización socioeconómica de los pueblos indígenas en países andinos. Periodo 2018-2024.

Abstract

Abstract: The socioeconomic development of Indigenous peoples in the Andean countries is a complex and fundamental issue. Despite their vast cultural wealth and valuable contributions to society, they continue to face significant challenges such as poverty, inequality, discrimination, and limited access to essential services. This thesis analyzes the socioeconomic characterization of Indigenous populations in Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia during the period 2018 2024, identifying the main inequality gaps affecting these communities from a multidimensional perspective. The study examines living conditions in terms of demographics, employment, education, and access to basic services. The results reveal persistent inequalities that hinder the integral development of these communities, indigenous peoples remain among the most vulnerable groups in the Andean region.