The course addresses the potential of bioeconomy, conceived as a new emerging techno-productive paradigm, to underpin economic, socially inclusive, and environmentally sustainable development processes in Argentina and other Latin American countries whose economies rely largely on the use of resources natural renewable. It presumes familiarity with concepts about economic development, proposing at the same time an interdisciplinary approach that allows capturing its complexity in the current context of accelerated and deep technological changes, permanent innovation in the modes of organization of production and markets, and growing importance of environmental sustainability.

In 2018, the WHO launches a Global Action Plan on Physical Activity that seeks to contribute to achieving the goals established in the Sustainable Development Goals for 2030, in particular SDG 3 "Good health and well-being", whose goal is to reduce by one-third early mortality from non-communicable diseases through prevention and treatment, proposing an increase in physical activity rates for the general population and people at risk. Currently, non-communicable diseases are one of the main causes of mortality worldwide, but their appearance could be prevented or delayed with a change in lifestyle. Health is a fundamental human right, necessary even for the exercise of other rights.