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Within the framework of recycling and its impact on world society, and Ecuadorian in particular, the purpose of the research was aimed at examining the financial viability of a project to produce micro-organisms that benefit households in the city of Azogues-Ecuador, reducing various problems generated by organic waste. The descriptive and exploratory study uses the survey as a tool to measure the variables of market research, then the documentary review is used to calculate financial viability. Theoretically it is supported by authors such as Sanmartin, ZhigueA Estevez (2014); Abad (2015); Del Coco (2015); Sanchez (2018); Castaneda and Adell, (2013); Saez and Urdaneta (2014), among others. It is hoped that as a result, greater environmental awareness will be generated in society. Likewise, it will benefit farmers and people who carry out this activity on a smaller scale, since a manure or fertilizer will be produced that will improve agricultural production through materials, mostly organic and recyclable. For the execution of the business plan, the funds are expected to be reached through a bank loan and the contribution of the shareholders. Additionally, it aims to attract the curiosity of citizens in order to promote, improve and expand to neighboring cities, while helping organic waste generators with economic and social benefits.

Viabilidad financiera en la Producción de Microorganismos Benéficos para el Tratamiento de Residuos orgánicos: caso Azogues – Ecuador