CULTURE AS A FACTOR IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PRODUCTIVE CAPACITY OF UKRAINIAN REGIONS by Svitlana L. Shults, Olha A. Voitenko

“…Understanding the role of the cultural sector in shaping the productive capacity of regions in 2021 is crucial for comprehending the pre-war situation and identifying potential development directions for the sector. …”
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La industria audiovisual en andalucía y españa ante el surgimiento de nuevos clusters by Francisco Alberto Vallejo Peña

“…After analyzing the main regional initiatives that have prospered in Spain in this scope (Galicia, Valencia and the Basque Country), in adition to the consolidated Madrid and Catalonia, we will approach the previous circumstances that face the Andalusian audio-visual sector and we will value its possibilities in terms of undertaking its own clusters. …”
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THE IMPACT OF FISCAL POLICY TOOLS ON AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION: TÜRKIYE AS A MODEL by Ahmed Albajjari, Ahmed Abdul-Majeed, Mohammed Albana

“…The success of the experience of the Republic of Turkey, in which the agricultural sector represents one of the basic pillars of the Turkish economy during the initial stages of economic development and its high contribution to the gross domestic product and the agricultural workforce. …”
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Rwanda’s Single Project Implementation Unit: An Effective Donor Coordination Platform in the Journey to Achieving Universal Health Coverage by Parfait Uwaliraye, Valencia Lyle, James Mwanza, Gilbert Biraro, Alexandra J. Earle, Agnes Gatome-Munyua

“…Again, this coordination approach did not adequately consider the health sector’s needs. In 2011, the Single Project Implementation Unit (SPIU) structure was created to coordinate national- and district-level government sectoral initiatives, including ensuring that intended populations were included in planning and decision-making processes. …”
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Large Russian agro-industrial holdings: current state and development prospects by P. V. Zhuravlev, M. A. Khalikov

“…It is shown that the sanctions pressure on the Russian economy initiated the growth of integration processes, including in the agrarian sector, which is most susceptible to imperfections in the market environment. …”
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Macrophages and cardiac lesion in zebrafish: what can single-cell RNA sequencing reveal? by Rebeca Bosso dos Santos Luz, André Guilherme Portela Paula, Andressa Pacheco Czaikovski, Bruno Sime Ferreira Nunes, Jordana Dinora De Lima, Lais Cavalieri Paredes, Thais Sibioni Berti Bastos, Rebecca Richardson, Tarcio Teodoro Braga

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Towards a conceptual framework for the prevention of gambling-related harms: Findings from a scoping review. by Jamie Wheaton, Ben Ford, Agnes Nairn, Sharon Collard

“…The global gambling sector has grown significantly over recent years due to liberal deregulation and digital transformation. …”
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Impact of Cluster Formation on Innovation in the Health Subsector in Colombia by Edwin Leonardo Mendez Ortiz, Alejandra Pulido-López, Jose Armando Hernandez Bernal, Jorge Hernan Cifuentes Valenzuela

“…An ordered multinomial logit model was used, where the dependent variable was the innovative performance of companies in the health sector, classified into four categories: intention to innovate, initiation and abandonment of the innovation process, and innovation for the national and international market. …”
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The structure of social welfare system in conception Center of Social Service by Monika Budnik

“…Abstract The article present the main topic of legislative changes, initiating transformations in the structure of the public social welfare sector. …”
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Analysis of the Current State of Digitalization İmplementation in the Banking System of Azerbaijan by K. N. Atayev

“…The process of digitalization in the banking sector of the Republic of Azerbaijan has evolved progressively since the 1990s and has ultimately led to the establishment of high-level digital banking services. …”
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Determination of Direct and Indirect Costs Incurred by Tuberculosis Patients During Diagnosis and Treatment in Urban Areas of South Gujarat: A Mixed Method Approach by Rutu Buch, Rahul Damor, J. K. Kosambiya

“…Extra food and supplements are the major field of expenditure for those enrolled in the public sector. Higher costs were incurred by the private sector patients. …”
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Transformative Transparency for Local Natural Resource Revenue Management by Primi Suharmadhi Putri

“…However, the implementation of extractive sector transparency initiatives has not often had transformative impacts on the ground. …”
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Determinants of location changes in the clothing industry in Poland by Kocaj Arkadiusz, Murzyn-Kupisz Monika

“…The links between location tendencies among firms in the clothing industry and other fashion-related institutions and initiatives are noted, as are new firms in the creative sector. …”
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Impact of Research Output in Finance on Financial Development: Empirical Investigation from Middle Eastern Economies by C. Azmeh, M. Al-Raeei

“…This will enable them to achieve the desired economic growth and impact the development of the financial sector. Furthermore, policymakers can also consider recommendations from well-respected economists to mitigate instability in the financial sector while pursuing necessary, albeit risky, initiatives for successful reform. …”
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The impact of non-pharmaceutical interventions on the spread of COVID-19 in Saudi Arabia: Simulation approach by Ahmad Alhomaid, Abdullah H. Alzeer, Fahad Alsaawi, Abdulaziz Aljandal, Rami Al-Jafar, Marwan Albalawi, Dana Alotaibi, Raghad Alabdullatif, Razan AlGhassab, Dalia M. Mominkhan, Muaddi Alharbi, Ahmad A. Alghamdi, Maryam Almoklif, Mohammed K. Alabdulaali

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Vers la structuration d’une filière aurifère « durable » ? Etude du cas de la Guyane française by Jessica Oder

“…The aim of this article is to wonder whether the gold mining sector, in French Guiana, can be in line with the objectives of sustainable development. …”
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Managing Social Condominiums by Luz María Vergara d´Alençon

“…Whilst the initial situations are relevant to identify potential barriers and enablers for the intermediation (in relation to municipal capacity) and to prioritise the strategies (in relation to management conditions), the management approaches are relevant to expanding the potential of third sector participation in Chile by promoting specialisation according to the challenges identified. …”
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Energy Efficiency Indicators About an Italian Representative Hollow Glass Plant by Dario Atzori, Claudia Bassano, Simone Tiozzo, Sandra Corasaniti, Angelo Spena

“…After a brief presentation of the container glass sector, which is the most important subsector, in terms of production capacity in Italy and the EU and its production process, the manuscript describes a real and representative plant of the sector, which has made its data available anonymously. …”
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Principles for increasing equity in WASH research: understanding barriers faced by LMIC WASH researchers by J'Anna-Mare Lue, Salamata Bah, Kaelah Grant, Justine Lee, Leila Nzekele, James B. Tidwell

“…With growing public awareness of unjust systems in recent years, a new wave of calls for antiracist and decolonisation initiatives has emerged within the sector. This study examined research inequities in the water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) sector, centring the perspectives of researchers from low-income and middle-income countries (LMICs), to identify barriers faced by WASH researchers in order to support more equitable changes in this subsector of global health.Methods Nineteen semistructured interviews were conducted with researchers of different backgrounds regarding nationality, gender and research experience. …”
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Access to Treatment for Diabetes and Hypertension in Rural Cambodia: Performance of Existing Social Health Protection Schemes. by Maryam Bigdeli, Bart Jacobs, Chean Rithy Men, Kristine Nilsen, Wim Van Damme, Bruno Dujardin

“…The majority (59%) were diagnosed in the private sector and only 56% were on allopathic treatment that was mainly sought in the private sector (49%). …”
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