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Entidad Distrital encargada de brindar alternativas productivas a la población de la Economía informal de Bogotá
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#DC2626
Alizarin Crimson
220, 38, 38
0, 72, 51
0, 83, 83, 14
#212952
Cloud Burst
33, 41, 82
230, 43, 23
60, 50, 0, 68
#FFFFFF
White
255, 255, 255
0, 0, 100
0, 0, 0, 0
The Instituto para la Economía Social (IPES) is a district institution of Bogotá, Colombia, dedicated to creating productive opportunities for people working in the informal economy and supporting the broader popular economy. Its services help vendors and entrepreneurs strengthen their businesses, develop skills, and access organized spaces for commercial activity.
IPES offers business creation and development support, institutional fairs, workplace training, and commercial locations where informal vendors can conduct their activities. Through REDEP, its network of public-space service points, it also provides kiosks and meeting points. The institute operates programs connected with Bogotá’s district market plazas and offers access to specialized gastronomic training through its Gastronomic Innovation Center, located at the 12 de Octubre District Market Plaza. Its training initiatives include financial education and information on protection for old age.
In addition to these programs, IPES provides public guidance on services and procedures, citizen attention channels, and information for informal vendors.
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The IPES logo comes in two versions: a white logo and an icon. Download as transparent PNG or JPEG.
What are IPES' brand colors?
The IPES color palette uses the hex codes #DC2626, #212952 and #FFFFFF.
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