Sociodemographic characteristics and level of compliance with the sustainable development goals in Peruvian students

Authors

Soto Deza, Nancy

Pagador, Sandra

Yupari-Azabache, Irma

Abstract

The present research work aimed to analyze the sociodemographic characteristics and the level of compliance that Peruvian students have with the sustainable development goals (SDG). The type of research was applied, non-experimental, correlational-transversal research design. The population was made up of Peruvian students of the VII undergraduate cycle of a private university and postgraduate students of a public university, considering a number of 365 students (288 undergraduate and 77 postgraduate). As results, the people with the highest level of compliance with the SDG were identified with the following characteristics: being older than 25 years, being female, belonging to the faculty of architecture, coming from the Ancash region and being studying architecture. postgrads studies. The study program variable is the only one that is associated with the level of compliance with the SDG. In conclusion, of the objectives analyzed, it can be seen that the highest percentage of compliance is in SDG5, followed by SDG4 and 16. On the other hand, the objectives with the lowest percentage of compliance are SDG1, 2 and 13.