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Depopulation of rural areas within the region of El Bierzo, specially worsen since mining industry closures, shows a social profile of aging population, loss of services, traditions and crafts. Industrial investments proposed so far, have left out these areas, which made active population moves towards urban environments. As an alternative to this capitalist economic models, there are other ones promoting territorial development and their people, such social and solidarity economics. This model shares postulates with feminism, proposing a new territorial social-based development. This development should be inclusive for everyone and should be aware of the region where it will be applied. The social project «Quédate», developed by AFA Bierzo, is analyzed taking this region and these postulates as a reference. This projects goal is to improve the quality of life of people living in rural environments, taking care of their needs and creating jobs. After five years of development, it has not only been able to retain local population but has also attracted women entrepreneurs who offer very diverse services in multiple areas based in the social, solidarity and feminist economics. It has been key to succeed the use of these models based in the people and their environment. It is also crucial to develop the goals to find alliances between public institutions and associations.

Construir el territorio desde la economía social y solidaria y el feminismo: proyecto «Quédate»