Socio-territorial differences in the knowledge and use of ecological devices for housing in Mexico City

Abstract

Increasing the number of sustainable housing contributes to decreasing the effects of climate change, due to 4.62% of the CO2 emissions that come from the housing sector. This work identifies the socioeconomic and territorial factors of the users who know and use the eco-technologies for housing differentially. Through surveys and significant differences in statistics, we found the ways in which each socioeconomic group knows and uses the ecological devices for existing housing in Mexico City.