Toddler feeding, WASH conditions, and clinical complaints during the 2024 flash flood disaster in Jorong Galuang, Sungai Pua District, Agam Regency, West Sumatra by Asbi Shinta, Rachmawati Masnadi Nice, Mayetti

“…A qualitative study conducted through interviews and direct observation, data were collected from mothers of toddlers, health officers, midwives, and NGO representatives AIMI. Despite the absence of dedicated MPASI kitchens during the disaster, toddlers did not experience significant difficulties with feeding due to aid from NGOs and the availability of undamaged kitchens in some homes. …”
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Reclaimed Water Use in the Landscape: Managing Salinity, Sodicity, and Specific Ions in Sites Irrigated with Reclaimed Water by Gurpal S. Toor, Mary Lusk

“…Reclaimed water is former wastewater from households, schools, offices, hospitals, and commercial and industrial facilities that has been disinfected and treated to remove certain impurities such as nutrients and pathogens. …”
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La fin du maton ? Transformation de la relation carcérale et rationalisation du maintien de l’ordre dans les modules de respect by Valérie Icard

“…While promoting a dynamic security approach, the Respect module grants the prison officers with a new discretionary power of sanction which consolidate their authority. …”
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EXPLORING CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP IN PARACHURCH ORGANISATIONS IN LESOTHO by J.M. Morenammele, W.J. Schoeman

“…A qualitative methodology was used that involved interviews with ten chief executive officers and ten focus-group interviews from ten parachurch institutions based in the Maseru district, Lesotho. …”
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Methodological proposal for the analysis of the health situation. by Sara Hernández Malpica, Laura López Angulo, Inés Domínguez Silva.

“…<br />The acceptance of the professors, pre-graduate students and residents shows that this document is useful for its assignment and for the analysis of the consultation offices and of the health areas.<br />Although it is impossible to express the economic value of this search, it has social implications since it contributes to improve the quality of the teaching learning process.…”
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Les trames vertes urbaines, un nouveau support pour une cité verte ? by Jean-Michel Le Bot, Françoise Philip

“…Based on semi-directive interviews with public officers and members of non-governmental organizations engaged in the debates about urban green frames of three metropolitan areas in the West of France (Angers, Nantes and Rennes), the current paper shows that, after nearly 20 years, urban green frames take their justification principles from the six pre-existing “orders of worth”. …”
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Most prevalent jobs of young master’s degree graduates by detailed field of study by Marc Frenette, Tomasz Handler

“…Female international relations and affairs graduates landed related occupations such as social policy researchers, consultants and program officers (23.3%); program officers unique to government (8.5%); and lawyers and Quebec notaries (8.4%). …”
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The Egyptian Revolution: First Impressions from the Field by Mohammed A. Bamyeh

“…All ministries and government offices have been closed, and almost all police headquarters were burned down on January 28. …”
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Land Use and its Impact on Agricultural Productivity in Mutara Sub-County Mitooma District. by Tusingwire, Pamellah

“…A sample of 99 respondents, determined using Slovin's formula, was selected, including household heads, the Sub-county Community Development Officer, the Agricultural Officer, LCIII, and Parish Chief from one of Mutara Sub-county's parishes. …”
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Employee Retention and Organizational Performance: A Case Study of Centenary Bank in Kigezi Region Uganda. by Kaziro, Nicholas

“…The study targeted 97 respondents who constituted branch managers, departmental heads, committee members, audit officers, compliance officers, and support staff. Using a quantitative cross-sectional survey, the study realized a response rate of 100% (97 respondents) for both quantitative and qualitative studies. …”
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Food bags, silent squares: Changes in the actions of state agents and social activists in Buenos Aires by Sofia Silva, María Fernanda Alonso, Stella Maris García

“…In order to document these changes, the text is based on an ethnography, based on observations and interviews, and on the analysis of documents found in state offices and digital platforms. As a result of fieldwork, interdependencies and tensions between redistributive and recognition public policies aimed at migrant and Indigenous organizations have been identified. …”
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Perceptions of Inclusion in Australian Schools by Sean Kearney

“…Objective: This study explores educational professionals’ perceptions of inclusive practices in New South Wales (NSW), Australia, with a focus on specialized roles such as learning support coordinators, teachers, and school learning support officers. Methods: Using surveys and interviews, the research investigates how inclusion is conceptualized, implemented, and its perceived impact on students. …”
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Automobile transport and armored car military units of the Russian Imperial Army. 1896–1917s by M. S. Novikov

“…But the possibility of equipping armies with cars depended heavily on the development of industry in the state, as well as on the ability to train a sufficient number of officers and privates for automobile transport and armored car units. …”
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Early Templar Administration in Provence and North-Eastern Spain by Alan Forey

“…These include references to the construction of buildings to house Templars; the introduction of the term magister to describe some local officials; lists of brothers resident in a particular place; the appearance of the offices of claviger (“keeper of the keys”) and chaplain; and the close links formed between some laymen and Templar communities. …”
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Worldwide Increasing Incidences of Cutaneous Malignant Melanoma by Dianne E. Godar

“…Scientists are not certain why CMM has been steadily increasing, but strong, intermittent UVB (290–320 nm) exposures, especially sunburn episodes, probably initiate, CMM, while UVA (321–400 nm) passing through glass windows in offices and cars probably promotes it. The CMM incidence may be increasing at an exponential rate around the world, but it definitely decreases with increasing latitude up to ~50°N where it reverses and increases with the increasing latitude. …”
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Acting on behalf of the Bohemian King: Ferdinand Ernst von Waldstein’s Journey to Westphalia (1645–1647) by Jiří Hrbek

“…That mission also had an impact on the career of the young Waldstein, who, after his return, was introduced to the Aulic Council and from 1650 onwards another career awaited him in the Bohemian provincial offices and even there he was still performing tasks that were associated with the imperial policy. …”
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An honest woman not just tomorrow, but forever: An analysis of Brazilian legislative process dealing with sexual crimes from the standpoint of the labelling approach by Jéssica Moraes Cesarino, Sergio Nojiri

“…Using the questions proposed by the criminological theory of the labelling theory, we propose to investigate the legislative processes that modified the criminal types of Title VI of the Brazilian Penal Code on crimes against sexual dignity, as well as the behavior of the agents behind the creation of the laws (deputies and senators), the investigation (police officers) and the trial (magistrates). To this end, we gave a brief overview of the labelling theory. …”
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Esthétique de la trace dans No Country for Old Men (Ethan et Joel Coen, 2007) by Christophe Gelly

“…The plot of Cormac McCarthy’s novel is organised around a series of clue readings related to the traces left by the characters, whether criminals or law enforcement officers. However, these traces are often illegible or refer to an undefined meaning. …”
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« Petits meurtres entre amis ». Approche psychosomatique et psychodynamique du harcèlement moral au travail by Marie Grenier-Pezé

“…Meeting with the network (the company medical officer, the government medical inspector, the general practitioner, the workplace psychologist) is not just a medical and administrative strategy. …”
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Eleanor Roosevelt at the United Nations: “Diplomacy from Below” and the Search for a New Transatlantic Dialogue by Raffaella Baritono

“…On the one hand, she was conscious of her official status as American officer and the symbol of the American democratic model; on the other, her will to give expression and voice to the questions posed by American and European civic associations and their commitment to democracy, social justice and human rights in the growing Cold War climate provoked tensions and ambiguities that proved difficult to solve.…”
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