Social participation and sustainable awareness in mexico following lockdown in relation to sars- cov-2

This research aims to evaluate endeavors on the part of the population to generate sustainable awareness during the "2020 lockdown", caused by the international health emergency related to the SARS-CoV-2 virus. For this purpose, a semi-structured survey was applied to the general population using CAWI (Computer Assisted Web Interviewing) methodology, generating a total of 3,125 responses. In order to analyze this, 37 of its 47 variables were selected, and subdivided into four groups. For the evaluation, a Principal Component Analysis was carried out, using multivariate methods; highlighting thirteen factors that explain the 57.2% of total variation. Subsequently, a Cluster Analysis was applied, identifying a total of five population groups; which when integrated revealed heterogeneity in terms of responses, exposing the need to generate efficient communication channels that bring together the importance as a society of participating more in the environment as well as in human healthcare; understanding that these two are closely correlated. The conclusion reached is that the way for more humane sustainable development requires a collective environmental awareness that will undoubtedly bring benefits to individual health.