Consecuencias económicas y sociales de la inamovilidad humana bajo Covid – 19 caso de estudio Perú

Barreto, Israel Barrutia; Sanchez, Rosa

doi:10.17533/udea.le.n94a344397

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“…Also, the National Agency for Research and Development of Chile made a call that embraced the diagnosis, treatment, prevention, control, or aspects from the technological, social, cultural, economic, and humanistic field of COVID-19, whereof a total of 1,055 projects, 63 (5.9%) were approved and the budget for each project was 11,608.41 USD (731,304 USD in total). 9,22,23 In the case of the United States, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and Johns Hopkins University have made international efforts to develop scientific and technological projects. Until August 2020, the NIH approved a total of 653 projects, one of them with the largest budget of all the projects analyzed: characterizing SARS-COV- In Peru, there are no direct political regulations on scientific production that allow the guidance of scientific and technological projects that benefit society.…”

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“…The impact of these government-funded projects should have a decisive impact on the course of the pandemic, providing solutions and generating knowledge as a means to understand, confront and control SARS-CoV-2, just as other countries are doing. [8][9][10][11] Since the strict restrictions due to the pandemic have caused far-reaching economic and social effects, mainly among the rural population, the CPSPs have been understood as solutions to the limitations imposed by COVID-19 in Peru. [12][13][14] Amidst a limited national research policy, 15 CONCyTEC has developed the calls thinking about solving the main problems related to the transmission dynamics of COVID-19 (i.e., mobility, rate of infection by region, report, follow-up of cases, and characteristics of SARS-CoV-2 deaths) and the socioeconomic consequences it leaves behind.…”

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Scientific research and innovation response to the COVID-19 pandemic in Peru

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Background: COVID-19 has shaken countries at all levels, putting public health at risk. Global efforts have allocated funding for the development of research for the development of vaccines, digital tools, epidemiologic, social, and economic studies. Although these efforts have been developed worldwide, not all countries have prioritized the same topics and may have a different impact on solving problems and containing the spread of COVID-19. Methods: A descriptive study was conducted with secondary data of "Special Projects COVID-19” in order to analyze the prioritization of proposals and projects to Peruvian needs in the face of pandemic. Two calls were made by the Peruvian research council (CONCyTec); the first with five areas and the second with seven. The global amounts financed by each call were 342,857 USD (1,200,000 soles) and 700,000 USD (1,750,000 soles), respectively. Results: A total of 1,101 research projects were presented, 600 (54.5%) in the first call. In this call, 176 (29.3%) projects were from technological development and innovation and 29 were winners (with a global budget of 1,711,907.25 USD /6,077,270.75 soles). In the second call, 120 (23.9%) projects were from the area of Social and economic research and 21 were winners (global budget of 1,284,002.25 USD/558,208.55 soles) (p=0.043). The largest proportion of winning projects in both calls was 12 (41.4%) in Technological developments and innovation, then five (17.2%) each in telehealth and mobile health, and epidemiological and social studies. Across both calls, 214 (55.8%) and 160 (51.9%) projects were of private organizations and universities, respectively. Conclusions: This research shows ~2% of rapid response "Special Projects COVID-19” were financed by the CONCyTec call with over a million dollars of funds. Although the main topics were technological innovation, detection systems, and vaccines, these priorities have not had a global impact on the epidemiological development of the pandemic in Peru.

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“…Se puede constatar a través de la literatura, que la rápida expansión del COVID-19 ha desafiado a la comunidad médica internacional, a los gobiernos, organismos multilaterales, a un grado sin precedentes, para tomar medidas que mitiguen los efectos de la enfermedad, debido a que impacta a la sociedad en general de diversas maneras, por ejemplo, no solo en el aspecto de salud sino en la economía de los países (Barrutia, Sánchez y Silva, 2021).…”

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Decisiones gubernamentales para contener la pandemia y sus efectos en el comercio mundial de mercancías

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The outbreak and rapid spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) deepened the slowdown in international trade, as decisions taken by governments to contain the spread of the virus hurt economic activity by slowing production or even stopping it altogether. The objective of this article is to analyze the level of severity of the restrictive public health measures applied by governments to contain the COVID-19 pandemic and the effects of these decisions on world merchandise trade. The strictness index is used as an indicator of the severity of the measures applied by the countries, calculated daily based on the score of nine metrics, whose values range between 0 and 100; as well as the annual growth rates of world merchandise trade. The results reveal that most countries recorded the strictest and longest lockdowns when there were no vaccines, simultaneously experiencing sharp declines, to varying degrees, in their merchandise trade growth rates; In conclusion, it is observed that, as the vaccination campaigns progressed, the end of the confinement was closer, as was the recovery of economic-commercial activity and employment.

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“…Seguidamente, ante el incremento acelerado de casos de contagio por el virus, el Gobierno -a través del Decreto Supremo N° 044-2020-PCM (2020)-limitó la libertad de tránsito y estableció restricciones en los sectores de comercio, producción y transporte. Ante la rigurosidad de las medidas establecidas y la continua extensión del aislamiento social obligatorio durante los meses posteriores, la salud, la economía, la educación, la política y otros sectores sociales en el Perú se vieron desfavorecidos (Barrutia Barreto et al, 2021;Gonzales-Castillo et al, 2020;Huaman Fernández, 2021 Ahora bien, las redes sociales, como Twitter en este caso, al tratarse de espacios abiertos, reproducen comentarios con mayor libertad. En muchas ocasiones, estos comentarios están cargados de sentimientos y mensajes negativos, que pueden responder al conjunto de experiencias que el usuario ha adquirido durante su vida.…”

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Migración y redes sociales: discursos sobre la ayuda social hacia los migrantes venezolanos en contexto de pandemia por los usuarios peruanos en Twitter

Gonzales

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2021

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La pandemia por la COVID-19 ha desnudado y agudizado los problemas económicos, sanitarios, políticos y sociales que existen en el Perú. Entre ellos, la migración venezolana y su condición de vulnerabilidad durante la pandemia no ha sido la excepción. Por esta razón, se generó un debate, tanto entre la población como en los medios, respecto a los migrantes venezolanos y si estos también deberían recibir apoyo social por parte del Estado. En el presente artículo, planteamos como objetivos analizar los discursos que generaron en sus tuits los usuarios peruanos de la red social Twitter respecto al debate sobre la ayuda social hacia los migrantes venezolanos, e identificar las estrategias y recursos que utilizaron los usuarios para elaborar estos discursos. Para ello, seleccionamos una encuesta en línea propuesta por la cuenta en Twitter del canal de noticias ATV+ Noticias y, para elaborar el corpus, recogimos los tuits más representativos de la sección de comentarios. Los resultados indican que los usuarios peruanos evidencian una marcada posición polarizada con una mayor tendencia a comentar negativamente sobre los migrantes.

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Consecuencias económicas y sociales de la inamovilidad humana bajo Covid – 19 caso de estudio Perú

Cited by 25 publications

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Scientific research and innovation response to the COVID-19 pandemic in Peru

Scientific research and innovation response to the COVID-19 pandemic in Peru

Decisiones gubernamentales para contener la pandemia y sus efectos en el comercio mundial de mercancías

Migración y redes sociales: discursos sobre la ayuda social hacia los migrantes venezolanos en contexto de pandemia por los usuarios peruanos en Twitter

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