Sector/Subsector Main data Mexico was ranked, in 2020, in 11th place among the world&#39;s largest oil producers (Enerdata, 2021). In addition, it produced around 1.1% of the world&#39;s energy, ranked as the fifteenth producer on a global scale [SENER, 2020). From 2017 to 2020, an average of 1.75 million barrels per day (MMbd) of crude oil and 4,793 million cubic feet of natural gas (MMcfd) were produced (PEMEX-BDI, 2021). According to the energy information system, In 2019 the national energy consumption was primary energy and 8,811 P3: of which 91.13% was of fossil origin. (SENER-SIE, 2021). For its part, in the same year, the generation of electrical energy was 345 TWh with a fossil energy consumption of 83.4%. According to the last update of the INEGYCEI 1990-2019, the Energy sector represented on average 64.8% of total gross national emissions in the period (INECC, 2021) In 2017 the transport sector generated 6.1% of the total national GDP, and in 2020, 5.5% (INEGI 2021). Between 2017 and 2020 this sector had an average contribution of 30.6% to the national GDP. The largest contribution came from manufacturing, 56.7%; construction, 23.1%; mining, 13.5%; electricity, water and gas supply through pipelines to the final consumer, 6.7%, and manufacturing of computer equipment, communication, measurement and other electronic equipment, components and accessories, 5.2% (NECI, 2021), (INEGI 2021d) Mexico is the eleventh largest food producer in the world (FAO, 2021). At the end of the fourth quarter of 2020, the employed population in the primary sector was 6.7 million; of these, 88% were men and 12% women (SADER, 2021). Between 2017 and 2020 the primary sector contributed 3.1% of GDP and employed approximately 12.5% of the economically active population (INEGI, 2021), (SADER, 2021) The generation of urban solid waste (MSW) in the country is estimated at 120,