CrowdFunding PDVa

Economía Colaborativa

Finanzas sustentables para un mundo mejor

CROWDFUNDING PDVa

Un espacio

para

compartir proyectos e ideas.

Crowdfunding PDV (financiamiento colectivo)

Crear un espíritu de economía colaborativa… Queremos un mundo mejor a través de mejores ideas.

Crowdfunding PDVa tiene como objetivo de contactar a emprendedores, inversores y mecenas, con el fin de poner en marcha proyectos e ideas que se basen en  características comunes:

  • Economía colaborativa
  • Sustentabilidad
  • Innovation
  • Creación de capital social
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Crowdfunding PDVa

Usuarios:

  • Emprendedores y promotores de proyectos con y sin fin de lucro
  • Promotores de proyectos de economía colaborativa
  • Promotores y patrone de fundaciones y ONG,s

Proyectos:

  • El promotor del proyecto debe de enviar su proyecto o plan de acción o plan de negocio a: info@pdv-a.com.com (indicando crowdfunding pdva),
  • En el caso que el emprendedor o promotor social no tenga un plan de negocio, CrowdFunding PDVa le mandará un instructivo y curso de elaboración del mismo.
  • Una comunidad (economía colaborativa) valorará el proyecto.
  • Se mandará una estrategia de promoción a los candidatos
  • La plataforma de CrowdFunding PDVa realizara la promoción, para conseguir la financiación.
  • Se cierra cuando finaliza el plazo establecido y/o se ha conseguido la financiación .

Los interesados en utilizar la plataforma de Crowdfunding PDVa.

Enviar información o contactar con: info@pdv-a.com

CROWDFUNDING PDVa

Un espacio

para

compartir proyectos e ideas.

CrowdFunding PDVa

Proyectos de impacto social sin fines de lucro

Contempla todos tipo de proyecto que tenga un alto impacto social, conlleva fundaciones y asociaciones civil, los sectores prioritarios son la educación y servicios comunitarios.

Proyectos de inversión en capital (emprendedores)

Proyectos con fines de lucro, presentados por emprendedores, con un especial hincapié en el concepto de proyectos innovadores.

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    FAQs on Corporate Finance

    What is Bartering?2023-03-16T17:37:01-05:00

    Bartering (also known as barter or exchange) is a commercial system in which individuals or businesses exchange goods or services without using money. Instead of buying and selling with cash or credit card, participants in barter trade goods or services of similar value by mutual agreement.

    Bartering has been used for centuries as a form of trade worldwide and has experienced a resurgence in times of economic hardship, as it can be an effective way to reduce costs and conserve resources. Often, bartering takes place online or in local markets where participants can exchange goods and services more easily and efficiently.

    However, it is important to note that bartering has its limitations and may not be as widely accepted as traditional currency in some commercial situations. Additionally, it is necessary to establish a fair value for the goods or services exchanged, which can be complicated in some cases.

     

    PDV-a can assist you with your Corporate Finance Advisory needs.

    References

    https://akademiun.com | https://avacum.com | https://hbr.org | The Exploding Business of Bartering | The Data Economy Is a Barter Economy

     

    Ways to find financing for a project2023-03-16T21:26:27-05:00

    Nowadays, innovators and/or entrepreneurs have access to various tools for seeking capital or financing for their projects.

    Nowadays, innovators and/or entrepreneurs have access to various tools for seeking capital or financing for their projects

    • Request a bank loan
    • Turn to Business Angels
    • Venture capital funds
    • Startup accelerators or incubators
    • Factoring
    • Grants or public funding (it should be noted that there are mechanisms for public guarantees)
    • ‘Bootstrapping’
    • Crowdfunding campaign
    • Bartering
    • The most commonly used: Asking for money from family or friends

    In general, we can classify the options or strategies for requesting financing for a business project using the following strategies:

    • Private investors: Private investors are individuals or companies that seek to invest in promising projects. You can look for private investors through personal and professional networks, angel investor groups, or crowdfunding platforms.
    • Bank loans: Banks offer commercial loans to finance business projects. You may need to provide collateral or a solid credit history to qualify for a loan.
    • Government grants: The government may offer grants to finance projects in specific areas, such as research and development or environmental sustainability. These grants are usually subject to rigorous requirements and application processes.
    • Venture capital: Venture capital is a form of financing in which investors provide funds in exchange for a stake in the company. This option is suitable for companies with high potential for growth and scalability.
    • Crowdfunding: Crowdfunding is an online form of financing in which individuals contribute small amounts of money to support a project. There are several crowdfunding platforms available, each with its own rules and requirements.
    • Acceleration programs and business accelerators: Business accelerators are organizations that provide resources, mentorship, and financing to emerging companies in the early stages of development. These programs can help companies obtain additional funding and increase their visibility in the market.

    It is important to carefully evaluate the different financing options to determine which one is most suitable for your project and financial situation.

    In conclusion

    The text describes various options for seeking financing for business projects, including requesting a bank loan, turning to private investors such as Business Angels or venture capital funds, using startup acceleration programs or incubators, government grants, crowdfunding, and asking for money from friends and family.

    Financing search strategies can be classified into private investors, bank loans, government grants, venture capital, crowdfunding, and business acceleration programs. It is important to carefully evaluate the different financing options to determine which one is most suitable for your project and financial situation.

     

     

    PDV-a can assist you in your fundraising requirements.

    References

    https://akademiun.com | https://avacum.com | https://hbr.org| AIF – Banco Mundial

    Casos de estudio

    Management of resources

     

    How do I search for capital and financing for my project?2023-03-16T21:13:31-05:00

    To fund a project, it is necessary to develop a financing strategy to meet the capital requirements. An entrepreneur who has an idea and wishes to turn it into products and services demanded by society needs to develop a project that will enable the realization of that idea. Essentially, the project is the architecture and roadmap that allows the idea to become a benefit for society.

    Many entrepreneurs are constantly searching for ideas and developing projects, but they face the harsh reality that they need capital to carry out their projects. Although the first idea that may come to mind is to request money from a bank, the bank often requires collateral, which can leave the entrepreneurs in a difficult situation and with projects that become stagnant.

    It is important to remember that innovation is not just about developing the project itself, but also about how to obtain the necessary financing to carry out the project.

    There are several steps you can follow to search for financing for your project:

    1. Define your financing needs: Before starting to search for capital, you must have a clear idea of how much money you need and what you need it for. This will help you focus your search and find the type of financing that best suits your needs.
    2. Research financing options: There are several options for raising capital, such as bank loans, private investors, venture capital, crowdfunding, grants, and business accelerators. Research each of these options to determine which is best for your project.
    3. Prepare a business plan: A well-developed business plan can help you demonstrate to potential investors that your project is solid and viable. Your business plan should include a detailed description of the project, a market analysis, a marketing and sales strategy, a budget, and a financial projection.
    4. Look for investor networks and personal contacts: You can search for investor networks and angel investor groups that are interested in funding projects in your business area. You can also contact friends and family members who may be interested in investing in your project.
    5. Present your project to potential investors: Once you have identified potential investors, you should present your project to them in a clear and convincing manner. Be honest about the risks and challenges, but also highlight the benefits and growth potential.
    6. Be patient and persistent: Finding financing for your project can take time and effort. Be prepared to face rejections and obstacles along the way, but do not give up. Be persistent in your search and keep looking until you find the right financing for your project.
    In conclusion

    This article highlights the importance of having a financing strategy for a project and how to obtain the necessary capital to carry it out. Often, entrepreneurs face difficulty in obtaining financing through banks due to collateral requirements. It is important to remember that innovation is not just about the project itself, but also about how to obtain the necessary financing. Several steps are suggested for searching for financing, including defining financing needs, researching available options, preparing a business plan, looking for investor networks, presenting the project clearly, and persisting in the search.

     

    PDVa can assist you in analyzing capital requirements and searching for financing.

    References

    https://akademiun.com | https://avacum.com | https://hbr.org

    Study Case

    Gestión de recursos | AIF – Banco Mundial | The Options Approach to Capital Investment

     

     

    What is a Crowdfunding Campaign?2023-03-16T17:19:00-05:00

    A crowdfunding campaign is an online fundraising strategy used to finance projects, products, or services. In a crowdfunding campaign, an individual or organization sets a fundraising goal and seeks support from a large number of people to reach that goal.
    Crowdfunding campaigns

    Crowdfunding campaigns can take different forms, such as donations, rewards, or investments. In a donation campaign, donors make a contribution without expecting a reward in return. In a reward campaign, donors receive a reward for their contribution, such as a product or service related to the project. In an investment campaign, donors receive a stake in the project or the company carrying it out.

    Crowdfunding is an internet-enabled way for companies or other organizations to raise money in the form of donations or investments from multiple individuals. This new form of capital formation emerged in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, mainly due to the difficulties faced by artisans, entrepreneurs, and early-stage companies in raising funds.

    Through crowdfunding campaigns, the wisdom of the crowd and innovation are applied to project or company funding. Using social networks, social profiles, and web-based communication, individuals and companies have raised billions of dollars in debt, equity, and donations for projects.

    Building a donation ecosystem depends on key factors to generate trust. This document explores specific strategies to drive this type of financing.

    Collaborative Economy and Crowdfunding

    Collaborative economy and crowdfunding are two related concepts that have become increasingly popular in the digital era.

    The collaborative economy refers to an economic system in which people share resources and services, enabling them to derive mutual benefits and reduce costs. In this sense, crowdfunding is a form of collaborative economy that allows people to share financial resources to support projects that interest them.

    Collaborative economy and crowdfunding have been used to finance a wide variety of projects, from movies and books to business ventures and social projects. These approaches have also allowed people to have greater participation and control in financing projects that interest them, which has democratized the project funding process to a great extent.

    Sustainable Finance and Crowdfunding
    Sustainable finance and crowdfunding are closely related, as both focus on promoting initiatives that promote sustainable development and environmental protection.

    Sustainable finance refers to investment in projects that generate economic and social benefits, but also have a positive impact on the environment. In this sense, crowdfunding can be a powerful tool for financing sustainable initiatives, as it allows people to contribute small amounts of money to support projects that might not otherwise receive funding.

    In crowdfunding sustainable projects, donors can support initiatives ranging from renewable energy to organic farming and sustainable construction. In addition, crowdfunding can enable projects to be funded more quickly and efficiently than through other sources of funding.

    In conclusion

    Crowdfunding is an online fundraising strategy used to finance projects, products, or services. It can take different forms, such as donations, rewards, or investments. It emerged after the 2008 financial crisis to help artisans, entrepreneurs, and early-stage companies raise funds. The collaborative economy and crowdfunding are related concepts that have become increasingly popular in the digital era, allowing people to share financial resources to support projects that interest them. Crowdfunding is also related to sustainable finance, as it can be a tool for financing projects that promote sustainable development and environmental protection.

     

    PDV-a is developing a Collaborative Economy Sustainable Finance project for a better world.

    References

    https://akademiun.com | https://avacum.com | https://hbr.org

    Study Case

    Crowdfunding’s Potential for the Developing World | The potential of crowdfunding for the developing world. Washington, DC. © https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/handle/10986/17626 Licencia: CC BY 3.0 IGO».