Axes of a multidisciplinary model for sustainable innovation: Life transition after COVID-19

Abstract

In the post COVID-19 era, the current sustainability model should be adjusted to the current life transition considering the lessons learned in this atypical era. The current sustainability model, which is composed of three axes: environment, economy, and society, seems insufficient. It should integrate the axes of health, from an environmental health perspective (not only anthropogenic), and legislation within a detailed analysis in the standardization towards a balanced trend in harmony with the environment. In addition, innovation is proposed as a transversal axis. Based on a detailed analysis of more than 400 published works on sustainability, this work proposes a new conceptual model centered on a multidisciplinary perspective, analyzing and integrating each of the proposed axes. This conceptual model represents a strategic correlation between each axis towards a sense of globalized benefit and an environmentally-friendly life transition, hence, respecting the health of the planet.

Differences in Physical Activity Patterns among Korean Adolescents during and after COVID-19

“…Various studies [56][57][58] have predicted that there will be changes in various aspects of life after COVID-19. In particular, as argued by Serafin-Munñoz et al [59], it is necessary to make efforts from various angles to prevent new pandemics and to maintain healthy lifestyles for adolescents beyond the three pillars of the environment, economy, and society.…”