CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN RETAIL SECTOR: ARE EMPLOYEES AWARE OF WHAT THEIR EMPLOYERS ARE DOING? by Martha E. Theron, Michael C. Cant, Johannes A. Wiid

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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN RETAIL SECTOR: ARE EMPLOYEES AWARE OF WHAT THEIR EMPLOYERS ARE DOING? by Martha E. Theron, Michael C. Cant, Johannes A. Wiid

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The problem on conjugation on solutions of a hyperbolic system along unknown contact boundary in sector (in Ukrainian) by R. V. Andrusyak, N. O. Burdeyna, V. M. Kyrylych

“…The conditions of solvability in the generalized sense of a problem with unknown breaking line of initial data for a hyperbolic quasilinear system with two independent variables in the sector were established. …”
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Convergence Between the Wine Sector and Recreational Tourism in Support of Sustainable Local Development in the Republic of Moldova by Irina RABOȘAPCA, Andras-Istvan BARTA, Eduard SCHUSTER, Ștefan BILAȘCO, Tania MIHĂIESCU, Camelia Maria ȘTEFĂNUȚ

“… Convergence Between the Wine Sector and Recreational Tourism in Support of Sustainable Local Development in the Republic of Moldova. …”
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‘We all have the same goals’? Goal diversity in cross-sector collaborations of cultural education by Marie-Therese Arnold, Nina Kolleck

“…We consider goal diversity in cross-sector collaborations and aim to provide insights into the group-specific goals of actors in the initial phase of collaborations. …”
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How does innovation arise in the bicycle sector? The users’ role and their betrayal in the case of the ‘gravel bike’ by Paolo Magaudda

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Sustainable Development and Technological Advancements in Industry 4.0: Overcoming Barriers in SME Sector Integration by Ingaldi Manuela, Ulewicz Robert

“…The advent of Industry 4.0 has introduced transformative opportunities for the SME sector, particularly in enhancing operational efficiency, fostering sustainability, and enabling digital connectivity within manufacturing processes. …”
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Measuring financial sector efficiency in China: A study based on an enhanced neoclassical production function. by Chuanzhen Zheng, Yuan Shan

“…This paper develops an approach for quantitatively assessing financial sector efficiency of a nation (hereinafter referred to as financial efficiency). …”
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Stress, Teamwork, and Wellbeing Policies: A Synergistic Approach to Reducing Burnout in Public Sector Organizations by Jenna Saud, John Rice

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Board Gender Diversity and Financial Performance in Developing Countries: Evidence from the Ethiopian Banking Sector by A. G. Woldeamanuel

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Finance for a Greener future: Evolving the financial sector for ESG and sustainable corporate debt management by Bilal Haider Subhani, Shen Zunhuan, Muhammad Asif Khan

“…A strong financial sector offers substantial funds under relaxed terms. …”
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Knowledge of the concept of corporate social responsibility in agribusiness enterprises (based on the example of the SME sector in Malopolska) by Ratajczak Marcin

“…Given the nature of the business, the knowledge of the CSR concept prevailed in a group of entrepreneurs from the manufacturing sector.…”
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Sustainable Transformation in China’s Agricultural Sector: From Traditional Narrow Patterns to Smart Dynamic Production by John C.G. Lee, Se Tin, Juniati Gunawan

“…This article analyzes the current state of and prospects for China’s agricultural sector from the point of view of two levels – “top-down” (state initiatives) and “bottom-up” (inputs of product manufacturers identified during a regional Foresight project, but apparently characteristic for most Chinese rural areas). …”
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Content of Policy and Context of Implementation in Tourism Sector: Case Bintan Regency to Handling Covid-19 by Mahadiansar Mahadiansar, Andy Fefta Wijaya, Alfi Haris Wanto, Firda Hardayat

“…The results of the study indicate that the emphasis on handling COVID-19 in the tourism sector in the Regency needs to be strengthened by existing stakeholders, meaning that on the Policy Content side it consists of the interests affected, types of benefits, degree of change, location of decision making, program implementation and resources used. still focused on central regulations and rules so that local government authorities cannot initiate policy strategies for handling COVID-19 in the tourism sector in Bintan Regency. showed a good contribution in handling COVID-19 in the tourism sector in Bintan Regency.…”
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MECHANISMS FOR IMPROVING ECONOMIC RELATIONS IN THE MILK SUBCOMPLEX OF THE AGRICULTURAL SECTOR: A CASE STUDY OF UKRAINE by Olesya BINERT, Ruslana SODOMA, Irуna SADOVSKA, Svitlana BEGUN, Tetiana SHMATKOVSKA, Lilia BALASH

“…Proposals for the formation of corporate and individual sector strategies are proposed. The dynamics of milk production and processing in Ukraine for 2010-2018 is analysed, where it is noted that the tendency to reduce milk production is still observed, and this, in turn, serves as a significant problem in the dairy subcomplex. …”
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Digitalization and Cyber Security Policies in Uzbekıstan's Institutions and Sectors in One Belt One Road Project by Mithat Baştuğ, Muhammed Ali Yetgin

“…The purpose of this study is to examine and evaluate the contribution of the One Belt, One Road (OBOR) initiative to the digitalization of Uzbekistan and the policies pursued by Uzbekistan in this regard, and to investigate the effects of public and private sector institutional cooperation in the One Belt, One Road project. …”
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Job quality in the micro and small enterprise sector in Ethiopia: Evidence from firm-level data by Berihu Assefa Gebrehiwot

“…Firms and entrepreneurs in the micro and small business sector are natural targets of policy initiatives to improve job quality. …”
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Circular economy implementation in the electronics sector: a systematic literature review and future research directions by Harsahib Singh, Rashmi Aggarwal, Poonam Garg

“…The circular economy (CE) aims to reduce, reuse, recycle, remanufacture, redesign and recover products for resource optimization, leading to long-term sustainability. The electronics sector (ES), characterised by increasing e-waste, resource scarcity and operational risks, is transitioning towards CE. …”
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Assessment of the Impact of the Revised National E-Waste Framework on the Informal E-Waste Sector of Nigeria by Olusegun A. Odeyingbo, Otmar K. Deubzer, Oluwatobi A. Ogunmokun

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Milestones in Implementation of an Integrated Management System in the Health Sector. Case Study Radiologische Netzwerk Rheinland by Claus Nagel-Picioruş, Luciana Nagel-Picioruş, Roxana Sârbu

“…This paper aims at presenting the experience on the development of integrated management and reporting system integrated in an organization belonging to the health sector. The work clarifies the steps towards merging distinctly regulated management systems (quality, health or environmental management) with strategic planning and controlling, via a Balanced Dashboard (Balanced Scorecard - BSC) as well as integrated reporting according to the model International Integrated Reporting Initiative (IIRI) in a German medical company - Radiologische Netzwerk Rheinland - RNR AG. …”
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