PROTEOMIC PROFILING OF BLOOD-BASED BIOMARKERS IN THE EARLY DETECTION OF ALZHEIMERS DISEASE by Syeda Uroosa Hashmi, Fahad Farooq Lasi

“…Such increasing numbers are alarming at an individual level and also not sustainable from an economic point of view. Dementia costs US$604 billion of the global economy and it is estimated that by 2030, as the rate of prevalence increases significantly, the cost of this disorder will also increase by 85%. …”
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Return to Attendance: Protective and Risk Factors Identified by Workers of Chilean Higher Education Institutions by Alex Véliz Burgos, Alexis Soto Salcedo

“…<strong>Background</strong>: the pandemic associated with COVID-19 forced the search for ways to sustain processes and services. The teleworking modality became an ally to be able to cope with work from home. …”
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SMME readiness framework for smart manufacturing adoption using critical realism: Knowledge and construction phase by Lucas Gumbi, Hossana Twinomurinzi

“…Smart manufacturing (SM) has emerged as a viable solution for small, medium and micro enterprises (SMMEs) to remain sustainable and globally competitive. However, many SMMEs are not ready for SM and the existing frameworks for SM adoption are unsuitable for supporting SMMEs, as they do not address context-specific preconditions. …”
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Climate adaptation plans and “green jobs”: challenges for implementing a responsive, multi-skilled workforce in Worcester, Massachusetts by Varun Bhat, Sarah Strauss

“…These plans outline interventions that require a multi-skilled workforce working towards “green” or sustainable goals. However, the “green jobs” linked to these goals are ill-defined and misunderstood among employers and job seekers and can cause gaps in implementing the interventions outlined in the climate adaptation plans. …”
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STUDENTS' PERCEPTIONS AND MOTIVATION TOWARD E-LEARNING AT AKM HIGH SCHOOL DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC by Nur Fitria Anggrisia, M. Fadel Ihza Islami

“…However, only 50% remained motivated without assignments, and 58.3% expressed a sustained enthusiasm for English learning through e-learning. …”
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Complex support of technological development of environmentally friendly toilet systems in passenger trains by S. P. Kiseleva, O. V. Kanunnikov, G. A. Arakelova, P. V. Zozulya

“…Ensuring environmental-oriented turnover of fecal waste in passenger transport is necessary for the preservation of ecosystems, public health and sustainable development of transport complexes. The history of Russian railway toilet complexes begins with the launch of the first railway “Petersburg – Tsarskoe Selo” in 1837. …”
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Evaluation of the Status of Yasouj in terms of City Development Strategy (CDS) Indicators by Ahmad PoorAhmed, Ali Saberi

“…Its primary objectives are to enhance the quality of life, combat poverty, promote sustainable development, and foster effective urban management through a participatory approach. …”
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Effectiveness of Clinical Training in Influencing the Outcome of Visual Inspection with Acetic Acid in Selected Facilities at a County in Kenya by Evah Maina, Abednego Ongeso, Nancy Maingi

“…Enhanced provider confidence and competency contribute to better screening uptake and patient outcomes, highlighting the importance of integrating clinical practice with VIA training for sustainable cervical cancer prevention.…”
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Poultry feather waste management and effects on plant growth by J. C. Joardar, M. M. Rahman

“…Conclusion Proper treatment of PFW might be an environmental friendly, cost effective and sustainable strategy for PFW management that will also play a vital role in nutrient (especially nitrogen) recycling to the soil.…”
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Specialized Metabolite Profiling-Based Variations of Watercress Leaves (<i>Nasturtium officinale</i> R.Br.) from Hydroponic and Aquaponic Systems by Ivon Buitrago-Villanueva, Ricardo Barbosa-Cornelio, Ericsson Coy-Barrera

“…These findings highlight the potential of aquaponic and hydroponic systems as sustainable alternatives for watercress cultivation, offering environmental benefits and enhanced metabolite quality.…”
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Pancasila in the Context of Indonesian Legal Reform: A Critical Evaluation and International Debate by Elfrida Herawati Siregar, Cahyo Budi Utomo, Muh Sholeh

“…The findings reveal that while Pancasila remains a unifying framework, its inconsistent application risks undermining its potential to guide inclusive and sustainable legal reforms. This study contributes to the broader discourse by proposing actionable recommendations for harmonizing Pancasila with international legal developments while safeguarding Indonesia’s ideological integrity. …”
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Tea Growing and Socio-Economic Wellbeing of the Community of Kyamuhunga-Bushenyi. by Nuwasiima, Olivia

“…Ultimately, the findings of this research aim to inform evidence-based policies and interventions for maximizing the positive socio-economic impacts of tea cultivation while mitigating potential challenges, thus contributing to sustainable community development in Kyamuhunga, Bushenyi District, and beyond.…”
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Role of Faith-Based Organizations in Promoting Empowerment of Women in Southern Division Kabale District. by Ndyamuhaki, Rossette

“…This will help leaders effectively plan, implement, and sustain empowerment initiatives.…”
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Non-Governmental Organisations and poverty Alleviation in Uganda: A case Study of Kisoro District. by Moses, Ntirandekura

“…Non-Governmental Organisations are important agents for poverty alleviation. For sustainable poverty alleviation to be reached, effective performance of NGOs in relation to poverty alleviation is necessary. …”
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Teacher training and Academic performance of Secondary Schools in Rwanda: A case of Secondary Schools in Nyagatare District. by Frank, Kahangwa

“…The study recommends the government of Rwanda to sustain teacher training in form of in-service training of the unqualified teachers still existing in secondary schools to help them acquire teaching knowledge and skills. …”
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Barriers to women's participation in public procurement in Africa: Empirical evidence from Uganda. by BC, Basheka

“…The United Nations (UN) Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) have compelled countries to adopt affirmative action (AA) strategies to ensure equal opportunities for women and men. …”
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Pesticide use in vegetable production in rural Uganda - A case study of Kabale District, South western Uganda by Hannington, Ngabirano, Grace, Birungi

“…Therefore, there is need to address the identified knowledge gaps on safer pesticide application in order to attain safe agricultural productivity for sustainable food security, safeguarding human health and community development in Kabale District, Uganda.…”
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Employee Retention and Organizational Performance in Uganda: A Case of Kabale District Local Government by Julius, Ngabirano

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Designing a model of effective marketing capabilities based on communication by Yoones Banisaeed, Ghanbar Amirnejad, Morteza mousakhani, Leila Andervazh

“…Finally, a strong innovation culture is an important foundation for creating an environment that supports sustainable product innovation. By implementing these strategies, companies can improve their ability to generate relevant and sustainable product innovations and thus remain competitive in an increasingly complex market. …”
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Revealing multi-scale characteristics of ecosystem services supply and demand imbalance to enhance refined ecosystem management in China by Mengwen Gao, Yecui Hu, Xinwei Liu, Mengyin Liang

“…Additionally, we explored ecosystem sustainable management pathways adapted to different scales of grid, city and basin. …”
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