People who are part of the popular economy, from micro-businesses, family businesses and entrepreneurship of all sectors (traders, producers, distributors, small-scale): farmers, artisans, traders, clothing manufacturers, hardware stores, mini-markets, miscellaneous, bakers, stationers, beauty salons, shopkeepers, and many more.

Entities that promote the social and economic inclusion of the popular economy (associations, cooperatives, guilds, work groups, among others).

People interested in supporting small businesses and enterprises in all sectors of the economy (students, community leaders, family groups).

Governmental sector called to show the programs and projects they are carrying out for the popular economy (local and regional mayors' offices, ministries, governors' offices, government entities). Entities and companies that are linked to be closer to their traditional distribution channels (Chambers of Commerce, private companies, public companies).

Companies with services for the popular economy