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    Authors: Cisneros, Edgar Espinoza;

    Las crisis, en muchos casos, impulsan cambios que marcan la evolución de las sociedades humanas. Esto ha aplicado en las relaciones sociedad-naturaleza, a través de un vínculo de realimentación donde las crisis determinan estas relaciones y viceversa. En este ensayo se reflexiona sobre algunas posibles avenidas de acción que se pueden tomar hacia sociedades más resilientes y sostenibles, motivadas por la pandemia del COVID-19. Además, se examina brevemente esa relación entre enfermedades infecciosas y acciones humanas sobre el ambiente, así como algunas iniciativas que se promueven actualmente para engendrar cambios sociales hacia la sostenibilidad a raíz de la crisis por la pandemia. In many instances, crisis drive changes that mark societal evolution. This has applied to nature-society relationships by the analysis whereby crises determine this type of relationships and vice-versa. This essay examines some possible avenues of action, motivated by the COVID-19 pandemic, towards more resilient and sustainable societies. Furthermore, it briefly examines the relationship between infectious diseases and human environmental actions, as well as some initiatives that are being promoted to engender social changes towards sustainability.

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    Authors: Benjamín Mairena Calvo;

    El 11 de marzo de 2020, la Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS) declara el brote del virus respiratorio de Wuhan (China) como una pandemia. No existe un mecanismo rápido para identificar a los infectados, por tanto no es posible aplicar un procedimiento de aislamiento que sea 100% efectivo para prevenir la propagación, se obliga a la aplicación de reglas generales de distanciamiento físico a toda la población, lo que significó al mismo tiempo obligar a reducir las actividades de empleo de importación, exportación, producción y consumo; se provoca así la caída de los mercados y las economías, dejando sin trabajo a millones de personas. A pesar de ello, las medidas sanitarias y las restricciones de libre tránsito han tenido un impacto positivo en el medio ambiente, reduciendo significativamente las emisiones atmosféricas. A su vez, las organizaciones han implementado muchas estrategias y nuevas formas de trabajar y hacer negocios, esto por supuesto ha implicado cambios organizacionales y ha demostrado que las empresas mejor preparadas son aquellas que logran un mejor uso de las tecnologías digitales. Todo lo anterior demuestra la capacidad del ser humano para enfrentar crisis, un aprendizaje que ahora se puede aplicar para una recuperación económica sustentable ligada a la agenda climática internacional que busca adaptarse al cambio climático y, si es posible, frenar el fenómeno. On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the Wuhan China respiratory virus outbreak a pandemic. There was no quick mechanism to identify those infected, so it was not possible to apply an isolation procedure that was 100% effective to prevent the spread. This required the application of general rules of physical distancing to the entire population. At the same time, this forced to reduce import, export, production, and consumption employment activities, which of course, caused the fall of markets and economies, leaving millions of people unemployed. Despite this, sanitary measures and free movement restrictions have had a positive impact on the environment, significantly reducing atmospheric emissions. In turn, organizations have implemented many strategies and new ways of working and doing business, which has implied organizational changes and has shown that the best prepared companies are those that make better use of digital technologies. All the above demonstrates the ability of human beings to face crisis, a lesson that can now be applied to a sustainable economic recovery linked to the international climate agenda that seeks to adapt to climate change and, if possible, stop the phenomenon.

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    Authors: Campos-Rudin, Manuel Enrique;

    Continuing education must be visualized as a flexible model, as well as dynamic and adaptable to the population requirements where it is considered necessary to operate. As the main objective, this paper seeks to present how to design and propose a quantum operation strategy that enhances continuing education projects that help to eliminate the educational gap generated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Regarding the methodology, framed in the qualitative paradigm, the researcher carried out a multiple case study by selecting two continuing education projects from the University of Costa Rica. In addition, the investigator used the triangulation of information through a methodological process. For the above, a matrix of variables was created where the management of both programs was compared under a Likert scale and thus obtain the inputs to generate a quantum management model. Hence, the researcher analyzed the performance and type of leadership carried out for more than ten years; likewise, a process flow of ten stages required to implement sustainable continuing education projects from a base of zero experiences was elaborated. In conclusion, the implementation of this flow of processes to improve continued education projects can bring knowledge, through alternative channels to the formal or academic, to the populations affected at an educational level by the pandemic. Finally, it is recommended to dynamically implement these projects at a national scale through the creation of virtual and presence courses that improve the empowerment of the actors, both professors and students. La educación continua debe visualizarse bajo un modelo de gestión flexible, dinámico y adaptable a las necesidades de la población donde esta considere operar. El objetivo de este trabajo es presentar cómo diseñar y plantear una estrategia de operación cuántica que potencie proyectos de educación continua, y que estos, a su vez, eliminen la brecha educativa generada por la pandemia del COVID-19. Metodología: enmarcado en el paradigma cualitativo, se realizó un estudio de casos múltiple al seleccionar dos proyectos de educación continua de la Universidad de Costa Rica y se usó la triangulación de la información por un proceso metodológico, para esto se elaboró una matriz de variables donde se comparó la gestión de ambos programas bajo escala de Likert y así obtener los insumos para generar un modelo de gestión cuántico. Resultados: se analizó el proceso de gestión y tipo de liderazgo realizado por más de diez años y se elaboró un flujo de procesos de diez etapas requeridas para implementar proyectos de educación continua sostenibles desde una base de cero experiencias. Conclusiones y recomendaciones: la implementación de este flujo de procesos en educación continua puede hacer llegar conocimiento por vías alternas a la formal o académica a las poblaciones afectadas en su calidad educativa por la pandemia generada por el COVID-19. Se recomienda implementar estos proyectos de forma dinámica a nivel nacional por vías presenciales y virtuales, al usar procesos que potencien el empoderamiento de las partes involucradas, tanto de estudiantes como de docentes.

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    Authors: Cisneros, Edgar Espinoza;

    Las crisis, en muchos casos, impulsan cambios que marcan la evolución de las sociedades humanas. Esto ha aplicado en las relaciones sociedad-naturaleza, a través de un vínculo de realimentación donde las crisis determinan estas relaciones y viceversa. En este ensayo se reflexiona sobre algunas posibles avenidas de acción que se pueden tomar hacia sociedades más resilientes y sostenibles, motivadas por la pandemia del COVID-19. Además, se examina brevemente esa relación entre enfermedades infecciosas y acciones humanas sobre el ambiente, así como algunas iniciativas que se promueven actualmente para engendrar cambios sociales hacia la sostenibilidad a raíz de la crisis por la pandemia. In many instances, crisis drive changes that mark societal evolution. This has applied to nature-society relationships by the analysis whereby crises determine this type of relationships and vice-versa. This essay examines some possible avenues of action, motivated by the COVID-19 pandemic, towards more resilient and sustainable societies. Furthermore, it briefly examines the relationship between infectious diseases and human environmental actions, as well as some initiatives that are being promoted to engender social changes towards sustainability.

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    Authors: Benjamín Mairena Calvo;

    El 11 de marzo de 2020, la Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS) declara el brote del virus respiratorio de Wuhan (China) como una pandemia. No existe un mecanismo rápido para identificar a los infectados, por tanto no es posible aplicar un procedimiento de aislamiento que sea 100% efectivo para prevenir la propagación, se obliga a la aplicación de reglas generales de distanciamiento físico a toda la población, lo que significó al mismo tiempo obligar a reducir las actividades de empleo de importación, exportación, producción y consumo; se provoca así la caída de los mercados y las economías, dejando sin trabajo a millones de personas. A pesar de ello, las medidas sanitarias y las restricciones de libre tránsito han tenido un impacto positivo en el medio ambiente, reduciendo significativamente las emisiones atmosféricas. A su vez, las organizaciones han implementado muchas estrategias y nuevas formas de trabajar y hacer negocios, esto por supuesto ha implicado cambios organizacionales y ha demostrado que las empresas mejor preparadas son aquellas que logran un mejor uso de las tecnologías digitales. Todo lo anterior demuestra la capacidad del ser humano para enfrentar crisis, un aprendizaje que ahora se puede aplicar para una recuperación económica sustentable ligada a la agenda climática internacional que busca adaptarse al cambio climático y, si es posible, frenar el fenómeno. On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the Wuhan China respiratory virus outbreak a pandemic. There was no quick mechanism to identify those infected, so it was not possible to apply an isolation procedure that was 100% effective to prevent the spread. This required the application of general rules of physical distancing to the entire population. At the same time, this forced to reduce import, export, production, and consumption employment activities, which of course, caused the fall of markets and economies, leaving millions of people unemployed. Despite this, sanitary measures and free movement restrictions have had a positive impact on the environment, significantly reducing atmospheric emissions. In turn, organizations have implemented many strategies and new ways of working and doing business, which has implied organizational changes and has shown that the best prepared companies are those that make better use of digital technologies. All the above demonstrates the ability of human beings to face crisis, a lesson that can now be applied to a sustainable economic recovery linked to the international climate agenda that seeks to adapt to climate change and, if possible, stop the phenomenon.

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    Authors: Campos-Rudin, Manuel Enrique;

    Continuing education must be visualized as a flexible model, as well as dynamic and adaptable to the population requirements where it is considered necessary to operate. As the main objective, this paper seeks to present how to design and propose a quantum operation strategy that enhances continuing education projects that help to eliminate the educational gap generated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Regarding the methodology, framed in the qualitative paradigm, the researcher carried out a multiple case study by selecting two continuing education projects from the University of Costa Rica. In addition, the investigator used the triangulation of information through a methodological process. For the above, a matrix of variables was created where the management of both programs was compared under a Likert scale and thus obtain the inputs to generate a quantum management model. Hence, the researcher analyzed the performance and type of leadership carried out for more than ten years; likewise, a process flow of ten stages required to implement sustainable continuing education projects from a base of zero experiences was elaborated. In conclusion, the implementation of this flow of processes to improve continued education projects can bring knowledge, through alternative channels to the formal or academic, to the populations affected at an educational level by the pandemic. Finally, it is recommended to dynamically implement these projects at a national scale through the creation of virtual and presence courses that improve the empowerment of the actors, both professors and students. La educación continua debe visualizarse bajo un modelo de gestión flexible, dinámico y adaptable a las necesidades de la población donde esta considere operar. El objetivo de este trabajo es presentar cómo diseñar y plantear una estrategia de operación cuántica que potencie proyectos de educación continua, y que estos, a su vez, eliminen la brecha educativa generada por la pandemia del COVID-19. Metodología: enmarcado en el paradigma cualitativo, se realizó un estudio de casos múltiple al seleccionar dos proyectos de educación continua de la Universidad de Costa Rica y se usó la triangulación de la información por un proceso metodológico, para esto se elaboró una matriz de variables donde se comparó la gestión de ambos programas bajo escala de Likert y así obtener los insumos para generar un modelo de gestión cuántico. Resultados: se analizó el proceso de gestión y tipo de liderazgo realizado por más de diez años y se elaboró un flujo de procesos de diez etapas requeridas para implementar proyectos de educación continua sostenibles desde una base de cero experiencias. Conclusiones y recomendaciones: la implementación de este flujo de procesos en educación continua puede hacer llegar conocimiento por vías alternas a la formal o académica a las poblaciones afectadas en su calidad educativa por la pandemia generada por el COVID-19. Se recomienda implementar estos proyectos de forma dinámica a nivel nacional por vías presenciales y virtuales, al usar procesos que potencien el empoderamiento de las partes involucradas, tanto de estudiantes como de docentes.

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