POLICY IMPLEMENTATION AND IMPLICATIONS OF WATER TARIFF AND CUSTOMER CONNECTION FEE ADJUSTMENTS IN BANGGAI REGENCY by Sahraen Sibay, Slamet Riadi, Muh Nawawi, Haniyatul Husna Md Mohtar

“…Communication is generally effective, but employees often fail to perform their roles professionally. …”
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SQAS, social responsibility assessment or instrumentalisation? by Juan-Luis Torres-Rubira

“…This work contributes to contextualize the SQAS assessment as a CSR tool and identify the aspects that should be incorporated for a more effective assess of CSR. It also shows the lack of rigor of the self-regulation tools of organizations.…”
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COLLABORATIVE GOVERNANCE IN IMPROVING THE CULINARY AND SASIRANGAN INDEPENDENCE COACHING PROGRAM IN CLASS IIB BANJARBARU PRISON INSTITUTION by Erwin Aditya Putra, Meitisa Vanya Simanjuntak

“…The research shows that effective face-to-face dialogue, strong trust, and commitment to the process have supported the program's success. …”
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Understanding the dynamics of sexual and reproductive health outcomes in sub-Saharan Africa using the Demographic and Health Survey: the need for longitudinal studies by Augustus Osborne, Abdul-Aziz Seidu, Bright Opoku Ahinkorah

“…Notwithstanding the difficulties inherent in longitudinal research, commitment to this methodology is crucial for formulating effective policies and programmes aimed at enhancing sexual and reproductive health outcomes in the region.…”
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Enhancing Law Student Learning - The Nurturing Teacher by Nikki Bromberger

“…While the ‘Priestley 11’ list of areas of law required to qualify for legal practice includes ethics and professional responsibility, the commitment to ethics learning in Australian law schools has been far from uniform. …”
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Management Mornings: A Strategic Tool for Organizational Progress by MohammadSadegh Abolhasani, Najmeh Baghian, Roohollah Askari

“…Inspired by established clinical training practices, these sessions serve as a tool to improve inter-managerial communication, interdepartmental coordination, problem identification and resolution, enhance motivation and commitment, and ultimately elevate the quality of services provided. …”
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Spiritual practices as coping with mothers of children with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder: a qualitative explorative study by K. V. G. S. G. Vithana, T. A. Asurakkody

“…They have applied different coping mechanisms, comprising spiritual practice commitments. The study aims to explore spiritual practices as a coping mechanism for mothers of children with ADHD. …”
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Governance: Perspectives of public administration, health administration, and primary care by Hui Yang

“…The 2018 Astana Declaration reaffirmed the commitment to primary health care as the “cornerstone” of achieving universal health coverage. …”
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Prévention des TMS dans la durée : des acteurs institutionnels facilitent une démarche d’entreprise by Elisabeth Tayar, Christophe David, Marc Viel

“…A departmental musculoskeletal disorder (MSD) prevention project was begun in 2003 on the initiative of the Anjou inter-company medical service and the Regional action for the improvement of working conditions in the Pays de Loire to respond to companies’ difficulties in establishing effective and ongoing projects. It brought together 6 volunteer companies in a commitment to a 5-year agreement.The institutional prevention actors provide, in a multi-disciplinary approach, a project methodology and the opportunity for exchanges and feedback between the companies. …”
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A Portrait of English Student in Learning Approaches: A Case Study for Indonesia And Thai Student by Panuwat Hussanee, Febti Ismiatun

“…The findings suggest that a combination of motivation, commitment, and experimentation with different strategies and techniques is necessary for effective language learning. …”
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Measuring Legal Efficacy in Urban Animal Protection: A Novel Approach with NeutroAlgebra and Linguistic Models by Iruma Alfonso González, Stefania Raimondi Romero, Nathaly Nicole Palate Ayme, Carlos Alberto García Valle

“…These results suggest that while citizen commitment and a legal basis exist, significant challenges persist in the practical execution and effective enforcement of animal protection laws. …”
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Ethics of Care: A Perspective on Nutrition in Advanced Cancer by Monica de Oliveira Benarroz, Rocio Fernandez Santos Viniegra, Edna Corrêa Moreira, Rodrigo Siqueira-Batista

“…Nutritional care is the most effective way to address these issues through responsible, conscientious, and compassionate support. …”
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Development of an Employability Thinking Scale for Use with Young People in Training: Exploratory and Confirmatory Factor Analysis by Ramón Chacón-Cuberos, Clemente Rodríguez-Sabiote, Jorge Expósito-López, Eva Olmedo-Moreno, Jennifer Serrano-García, Olga Hortas-Aliaga

“…Items were grouped into four well-defined factors: ethical self-regulation and achievement orientation, effective communication and collaborative working, proactivity and commitment to learning, and analytical thinking and information handling. …”
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Transforming mathematics education in Kazakhstan: evaluating the impact of innovative teaching methods on student outcomes in technical universities by Elmira Saparbayeva, Marzhan Abdualiyeva, Yerlan Torebek, Alma Kostangeldinova, Abay Tursynbayev, Gulchekhra Takibayeva, Aigul Sabalakhova

“…Despite Kazakhstan’s commitment to educational advancement, recent assessments have indicated opportunities to improve students’ mathematics performance. …”
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Staying the Course: Reflections on the Progress and Challenges of the UHC Law in the Philippines by Pura Angela Co, Ileana Vîlcu, Denese De Guzman, Eduardo Banzon

“…Despite facing implementation challenges, including changing priorities, politics, and lack of resources, the Philippines' experience emphasizes the importance of adaptive leadership, sustained commitment, and effective stakeholder engagement to ensure that these health financing reforms remain objective-oriented. …”
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Supportive mechanisms in enhancing teachers’ agency for inclusive educational practices in rural Lesotho schools by Mamochana Anacletta Ramatea, Fumane Portia Khanare, Sumeshni Govender

“…Recently, the government of Lesotho has intensified its focus on promoting inclusive education across all sectors, driven by a commitment to enhance access to quality education and improve learners’ success. …”
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Addressing challenges and charting future directions in tuberculosis control by Majani Edward, Ameh Wisdom Owoicho

“…Addressing these challenges requires a multi-faceted approach encompassing the development of innovative tools, the implementation of effective prevention and treatment strategies, and a resolute commitment to tackling the social determinants of TB. …”
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Unsovereign democracy: why imagination matters in modern politics (and makes religion still relevant) by Paolo Costa

“…Famously, mass mobilization and protest are among the most effective ways in which this sense of citizen-empowerment is engrained in people’s hearts and minds. …”
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Unveiling arguments on national system reforms of marine protected areas by extractive marine users in three maritime countries by Takafumi Ohsawa

“…In order to achieve effective MPAs, the opinions of stakeholders must be carefully considered. …”
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An investigation on the role of organizational climate on electronic learning by Hosseinali Aziziha, Ashkan Faraji, Mahsan Hajirasouliha, Seyed Shahab Mousavi, Milad Isakhani Zakaria

“…This paper presents an empirical investigation on the effect of organizational climate on development of electronic learning in one of Iranian banks named Bank Maskan. …”
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