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Eco-efficiency is defined as the quantity or economic value of a product by its environmental influence, and it identifies the sustainability of a system in socio-economic and environmental aspects. The objective of this research was to evaluate the ecoefficiency of three models of agricultural production of hard corn present in the Shushufindi canton, Ecuador. The models identified in the study were the conventional model (MC), semi-conventional (MS) and traditional (MT). The environmental influence was determined through two impact indicators contemplated in the Life Cycle Analysis, such as GHG emissions, according to the IPCC guidelines (IPCC, 2006a), and the water footprint (HH) through the components stated by Hoekstra et al., (2011). For the evaluation of ecoefficiency, the guidelines of Ribal et al. (2009) were considered, applying a non-linear programming optimization (LPG) model. GHG emissions per MC were 2926.92 kgCO2eq ha

Ecoeficiencia de los modelos de producción agrícola de maíz duro y su influencia al cambio climático en Shushufindi Ecuador