COVID-19 and its impact on productive microenterprise sectors

This research describes the real repercussions expressed by those affected, mainly women, caused by the mobility restriction "mandatory home quarantine that lasted more than 80 days"; Given the experience suffered by this social and economic group, it is necessary that future governments do not repeat it, given that there are other measures that could be considered for the reduction of contagions, related to cleanliness, order and cleanliness, which are more accessible to all, but it is necessary to implement permanent education programs, for when other crises of any nature arise. The objective of the research is to identify the socioeconomic effects generated during the obligatory home quarantine by COVID-19 in women linked to the productive sectors through the micro-entrepreneurial population of the Eastern Zone of El Salvador.

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Marta Villatoro de Guerrero, docteur en économie appliquée, maître en sciences sociales, licenciée en économie. Enseignant et chercheur à la Faculté multidisciplinaire orientale de l'Université d'El Salvador (FMO-UES), chercheur principal dans plus de trois projets de recherche référencés liés aux sciences sociales.