Social impact of renewable energy: Women as agents of change from the family environment in Tamaulipas

The research on the potential of renewable energy to empower women in Tamaulipas is crucial in the current social context. By addressing the integration of values, technologies, and socioemotional education, this study proposes a comprehensive approach to improve quality of life and foster peace in rural and indigenous communities. Implementing renewable energy not only generates economic opportunities for women but also promotes social cohesion and sustainable development. Moreover, this research highlights the need for public policies supporting training, access to financing, and gender equality in the energy sector. Including critical reflections and empirical analyses, the study provides a practical guide to transform the educational and energy systems, benefiting both women and their families in Tamaulipas.

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Journal Law and Economy
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2024-12-22
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https://doi.org/10.35429/jle.2024.8.14.1.9.
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Energy and Environment Impacts
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Social impact of renewable energy: Women as agents of change from the family environment in Tamaulipas

Augusto Federico González-Graziano, Karina Alejandra Picazo-Galán, Lucía Graciano-Casas, Alma Amalia Hernández-Ilizaliturri
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Social impact of renewable energy: Women as agents of change from the family environment in Tamaulipas

Augusto Federico González-Graziano, Karina Alejandra Picazo-Galán, Lucía Graciano-Casas, Alma Amalia Hernández-Ilizaliturri
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The research on the potential of renewable energy to empower women in Tamaulipas is crucial in the current social context. By addressing the integration of values, technologies, and socioemotional education, this study proposes a comprehensive approach to improve quality of life and foster peace in rural and indigenous communities. Implementing renewable energy not only generates economic opportunities for women but also promotes social cohesion and sustainable development. Moreover, this research highlights the need for public policies supporting training, access to financing, and gender equality in the energy sector. Including critical reflections and empirical analyses, the study provides a practical guide to transform the educational and energy systems, benefiting both women and their families in Tamaulipas.

Journal Law and Economy
Autonomous University of Tamaulipas (MX)
Universidad Autónoma de Tamaulipas
Openalex Percentile: Top 84%
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