Regulatory and Policy Framework for Social Housing in Latvia: Current State and Future Directions by Dobariya Sagar Pragajibhai, Sanchaniya Rashmi Jaymin, Kundziņa Antra, Stamure Iveta

“…The study reveals significant challenges in Latvia’s social housing sector, including limited stock, inadequate funding mechanisms, and policy gaps in addressing the needs of vulnerable populations, particularly the elderly. …”
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Modeling Critical Rework Factors in the Construction Industry: Insights and Solutions by Gulden Gumusburun Ayalp, Fatma Arslan

“…A systematic framework was employed to achieve the research objectives. Initially, potential causes of rework were identified through a systematic literature review. …”
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Integration of HAS with blockchain as halal sustainability in maqashid sharia perspective by Ariza Qanita, Nuril Laila Maghfuroh, Zaydan Muhammad

“…Efforts to develop the halal industry, especially in the food sector, continue to be encouraged by the government. …”
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Economic Disruptions, Entrepreneurial Opportunities, and the Wine Country of Northern California by Bethany A. Davidson, Janice A. Black, Wendy R. Cagle

“…The global COVID-19 pandemic initially devastated the economy, particularly impacting tourism and service sectors, along with causing supply chain shortages. …”
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Negotiating the middle-class city by Gaia Caramellino, Cristina Renzoni

“…Considering three developments – the complexes of Moncalieri and Collegno located at the outskirts of the city, and the new residential district of Quartiere Ippodromo in the southern sector – the article observes public facilities as the outcome of a set of different policies, mirroring the encounter between an heterogeneous set of actors and initiatives: from the scale of the playground close to the condominio to the public park at the edge of the new residential sectors, from the neighborhood’s kindergartens and primary schools, to the community and sports centers in the new districts. …”
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DARWIN EU® is an electronic platform for the collection and analysis of health data in the European Union by K. S. Radaeva, E. V. Verbitskaya

“…The growing volume and complexity of data that is currently being collected in a variety of settings and devices is of varying degrees and quality, posing a challenge for the public health sector to develop a robust electronic system that can be collected, analyzed and made available to clinicians. …”
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An evaluation of the regenerative claims of Web3’s ReFi movement by Kate Bennett

“…The findings showed that team diversity and initiative maturity were positively correlated with regenerative performance, and that a lack of holistic impact evaluation—across thematic dimensions and throughout operational, direct, and indirect value chains—remains a key limitation across the sector. …”
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Energy efficiency decision-making in non-energy intensive industries: content and social network analysis by Jonatas Campos Martins, Maria Isabel Wolf Motta Morandi, Daniel Pacheco Lacerda, Barbara Pisoni Bender Andrade

“…Regarding energy efficiency, studies show that the real investment in initiatives in the industrial sector is below the full potential and that the artifacts used in the decision-making process have severe limitations when used in a complex and dynamic context. …”
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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPON SIBILITY THROUGH THE GLOBAL COMPACT: BETWEEN BUSINESS AND SOCIETY by EDUARDO GOMES, NADJA DE SOUZA, LARISA ZAITSEVA, OLGA ABAKUMOVA

“…The  United Nations pays special attention to the private sector as a promising tool for responding to new problems arising within the international environment. …”
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DEVELOPMENT OF PHARMACY NETWORK IN SOVIET TAJIKISTAN IN THE FIRST HALF OF THE 20TH CENTURY by S.D. YUSUFI, A.R. NURZODA

“…The authors of the article, drawing on archival materials, scientific literature, and other authoritative sources, emphasize that the revolutionary events of 1917 in Russia significantly propelled the development of the pharmaceutical sector. Notably, on December 28, 1918, V. I. Lenin signed a crucial document – the Decree of the Council of People's Commissars "On the Nationalization of Pharmacies." …”
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Corporate Social Responsibility as a Public Policy Innovation: Bridging Business and Governance for Sustainable Development by Cristyano Cristyano, Suryadi Suryadi, Riyanto Riyanto

“…The findings reveal that CSR practices contribute significantly to improving corporate social accountability while strengthening the relationship between businesses and governments in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Moreover, CSR initiatives encourage the development of inclusive policies that foster cooperation across sectors and promote innovation in addressing complex societal issues. …”
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The emotional toll of day-of-surgery cancellations on patients - a qualitative study using participant observation and interviews by Anette Viftrup, Lone Nikolajsen, Sussie Laustsen, Pia Dreyer

“…Multiple new practical preparations had to be made, and trust in the healthcare sector might be compromised.…”
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Understanding key factors for strengthening Nepal’s healthcare needs: health systems perspectives by Neha Dumka, Aayushi Gurung, Erin Hannah, Sonu Goel, Atul Kotwal

“… # Conclusions The change in the governance structure and adoption of primary healthcare approach present the nation with ample opportunities to further the scope of the nation’s existing health sector initiatives and outcomes.…”
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Disaster health literacy for diabetics: A scoping review towards a framework by Somayeh Panahi, Golrokh Atighechian, Maryam Heidarpour, Zahra Heidari, Hasan Ashrafi-rizi

“…Due to the increasing occurrence of natural disasters, it is essential to prioritize the improvement of health literacy during emergencies, particularly for individuals with chronic illnesses like diabetes who are especially vulnerable in the medical sector. The primary objective of this study was to identify the key themes within an emerging framework for disaster health literacy specifically tailored for diabetics. …”
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Les aménagements de berge romains de l’agglomération de Vieux-Poitiers à Naintré (Vienne) by Morgane Cayre, Nicolas Bernier

“…The initial embankment was reinforced by an alignment of piles at the beginning of the 1st c. …”
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The Implementation of Tourism Communication for Developing Tourismpreneurship and Destination Branding in Cijengkol Village, Subang by Muhamad Husni Mubarok, Imaddudin

“…Effective tourism communication skills are seen as key to unlocking economic opportunities indirectly. The initiative addresses two main challenges: a lack of awareness regarding tourism's potential as a key sector, affecting micro, small, and medium enterprises, and underutilization of modern digital media for tourism communication. …”
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A Study to Understand the Reasons for Early Treatment Discontinuation among People Living with Hepatitis C in Punjab, India by Karishma Mutreja, Caroline E. Boeke, Roli Tandon, Magdalena Witschi, Siddharth Sindhwani, Umesh Chawla, Shalu Gaugna, Gagandeep Singh Grover

“…Background: Punjab, India’s public sector hepatitis C virus (HCV) program has initiated >60,000 patients on free-of-cost treatment. …”
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The Dual Impact of Corporate Social Responsibility and Digitalization on Bank Financial Stability Efficiency by Thuong Thi Mong Do

“…Results underscore that bank managers and board members must commit to CSR initiatives, as the benefits materialize over time. …”
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Población reproductora de milano real Milvus milvus L., 1758 en Gipuzkoa en 2024 by Mikel Olano, Beñat Lardiazabal, Fermin Ansorregi, Jon Ugarte, Haritz Beñaran, Roberto Hurtado, Aitor Galdos, Olatz Anaya, Imanol Biain, Aitzol Urruzola, Tomás Aierbe, Egoitz Alkorta, Iker Novoa, Mari J. Azurmendi, Esteban Iriarte, Jose M. Olasagarre, Igor Elorza, Juan Arizaga

“…Se detectaron 61 territorios (parejas), con una concentración más alta en el sector sudoriental de la provincia. La densidad global asciende a 3,08 territorios/100 km2 y la especie aparece en un 36% de celdas UTM de 5×5 km. …”
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Antecedents of Trust in Sharing Economy Platforms: Prioritization Using the Best-Worst Method by Navid Khanjanzadeh Kakeroodi, Ali Adabi Firoozjaei, Soheil Nejat, Hamidreza Fallah Lajimi

“…Given the rapid growth of sharing economy businesses, trust has emerged as the most critical issue faced by companies operating in this sector. These businesses require extensive trust-based relationships between users and service providers. …”
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