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    The Impact of the Policy of Imposing Restrictions on Community Activities of Culinary Business Actors in the Coastal Area of Manado City

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    Activity restrictions are an effort made by the government in controlling Covid 19 and regulating community activities in various aspects of their lives. Business management is one of the restricted community activities. Culinary business community activities are part of the implementation of this policy. This study was conducted to analyze the impact of the policy of imposing restrictions on the activities of the culinary business community in the Coastal Area of Manado City. Data were collected directly through interviews with business actors and city governments who have responsibilities in micro, small and medium enterprises, made direct observations of various activities carried out in culinary business management and electronically collected documents on various publications related to research topics. . The data were analyzed inductively so that it was found that the policy of imposing restrictions on the activities of the culinary business community had a bad impact due to a decrease in income and an increase in expenses related to the price of business raw materials. However, it has a good impact in terms of managing business activities, especially in marketing because culinary business actors apply drive-thru sales systems and digital marketing

    Biotechnology and Genetic Innovation for Sustainable Agriculture in Zimbabwe

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    This thesis delves into the dynamic intersection of biotechnology and agriculture within the unique context of Zimbabwe. With agriculture forming a cornerstone of the nation's economy and livelihoods, the exploration of biotechnological approaches offers insights into innovative strategies for enhancing crop productivity, mitigating environmental challenges, and ensuring food security. The study navigates through four pivotal themes: genetic innovation for crop enhancement, pest resistance strategies, integration with sustainable farming practices, and the ethical, social, and regulatory considerations that underpin biotechnological adoption. The investigation into genetic innovation unveils the potential of tailored genetic modification to develop crop varieties that withstand the vagaries of climate change, increase resilience, and improve nutritional content. Pest resistance strategies through genetic modification present an avenue to reduce pest-related crop losses and minimize the ecological footprint associated with pesticide use. The exploration of integrating biotechnology with sustainable farming practices showcases the harmonious synergy between modern science and age-old principles of environmental stewardship. Throughout these themes, the thesis underscores the significance of community engagement, cultural values, and regulatory frameworks as essential components in shaping the successful adoption of biotechnology. Drawing insights from scientific research, global trends, and local perspectives, the thesis navigates a comprehensive journey through the promises and complexities of biotechnology in Zimbabwean agriculture. The findings contribute to an enhanced understanding of how biotechnological innovation can drive sustainable agricultural practices, transform the lives of farmers, and contribute to a resilient agricultural sector that stands as a pillar of national development

    Unveiling the Power of Pharmaceutical Sciences from Molecules to Medicines

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    Precision Medicine is a notable development in the field, representing a significant departure from traditional approaches. This novel approach involves the customization of therapeutic interventions based on an individual's unique genetic and molecular profile. The integration of pharmaceutical sciences and Precision Medicine holds great potential to transform the field of healthcare by providing therapeutic interventions that optimize effectiveness while mitigating potential risks. Pharmaceutical formulations and dosage design are fundamental components of medication administration. The landscape of medication administration is being redefined by the emergence of novel drug delivery technologies. Nanotechnology, sustained-release formulations, and implantable devices present innovative strategies for drug targeting, absorption, and release, thereby holding potential for personalized, efficient, and patient-centric therapeutic interventions. Pharmacovigilance and post-market surveillance encompass the comprehensive monitoring of adverse effects and safety concerns, extending beyond the mere approval of drugs. The safeguarding process in place ensures that the advantages of medications consistently surpass potential risks, thereby enhancing the overall well-being of patients

    Social Changes in fishing communities in overcoming the problem of poverty

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    This article discusses Social Changes in fishing communities in overcoming the problem of poverty. The results showed that the fishermen communities involved in the unfortunate situation have aspirations as a form of realistic aspirations. This may also be caused by their lower economic situations and more fatalistic culture, their meager social status are making them disinterest and unwillingness to pursue goals, see personal progress and develop their life in socio, economical and political area. The characteristics of fishermen is matching with limited assets and property , weak social, capital structure, lack of bargaining and negotiation capacity is being hurdles as to access the result of justice and economic development , weaknesses in the market is not able to access science and technology advantages . In this position, the life of poor fisherman becomes more difficult, complicated and tends to face several problems at multidimensional. Poverty of fishing communities in social groups are varied and differed due to fishing season and potential fishing resources. The nature of open access to the sea is yielding overfishing throughout the research area. Another cause of poverty is limited affordability of fishermen on technology, imbalance in the market with domination of middlemen have weakened fish marketing network and this fact is compounded by the malfunction of social institutions

    Advancing Sustainable Aquaculture Practices: A Comprehensive Exploration of Environmental Impacts and Mitigation Strategies in Marine Science

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    This study investigates the environmental impacts of aquaculture practices in the Solomon Islands, focusing on water quality monitoring, waste management, farming practices, and socio-economic aspects. Employing a purposive sampling approach, data were collected from 20 aquaculture sites representing traditional and modern systems. Descriptive statistics, correlation analyses, t-tests, ANOVA, and ANCOVA were employed to analyse the data. Results reveal significant differences between traditional and modern aquaculture systems in water quality monitoring, waste management, and farming practices. Correlation and regression analyses affirm the interconnectedness of aquaculture practices and environmental impacts. Regional variations are identified through ANOVA, and ANCOVA results suggest the influence of farm size on regional differences. This study contributes practical insights to inform sustainable aquaculture strategies, emphasizing the need for context-specific interventions tailored to regional and farm-specific characteristics

    Utilization of New Media in Supporting the Promotion of Tourism Potential by the Tourism Office of North Sulawesi Province

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    The tourism sector is one of the mainstays of the Indonesian government to reap substantial foreign exchange, therefore this sector always needs to be developed, even though since the beginning of 2020 it is still being affected by COVID-19. One way to continue to develop the tourism sector is to promote it through new media, namely through various internet and social media platforms. New media is currently one of the most effective and efficient media in promoting, but it also requires the ability to use it, including the concept of a good message content, and attracting attention, as well as the selection of the right new media and the intensity of its use. attention in the use of the new media for promotion. This research takes place at the North Sulawesi Provincial Tourism Office as an institution that is closely related to the problem of tourism promotion. This research was conducted with a qualitative approach, the main data source is research informants, the reference of this research is of course the Unsrat 2021-2025 strategic plan with the flagship field of Sustainable Tourism with a focus on the economy and human resources supporting tourism. The results of the study found that the use of new media by the tourism office of North Sulawesi province, was not optimal, although it had been used but was still lacking in terms of quality of information which tended to be only internal information of institutions and organizations, then it was still not updated. both in new media with internet and social media platforms

    Adapting Agricultural Practices to Climate Change in Farmer Decision-Making in Sudan

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    The intricate relationship between climate change and agricultural adaptation is a pressing concern for societies worldwide. In Sudan, where agriculture sustains livelihoods and food security, understanding how farmers make decisions to confront climate challenges is paramount. This study delves into the multifaceted landscape of agricultural adaptation, unraveling the factors influencing farmer decision-making, the efficacy of adaptive strategies, and the interplay of socio-economic and policy dynamics. Through an exploration of diverse data sources, this research reveals that farmer decision-making is a complex interplay of economic considerations, perceptions of climate impacts, risk assessments, access to resources, and local knowledge. Socioeconomic factors, including market dynamics and education levels, further shape these decisions. Informed by traditional wisdom and innovative technologies, agricultural adaptation strategies emerge as essential tools for resilience. From crop diversification to water management techniques, these strategies empower farmers to navigate the challenges posed by a changing climate. Socioeconomic factors and policy influences exert significant impacts on adaptive pathways. Government policies and support mechanisms, agricultural extension services, and collaborations with non-governmental organizations play pivotal roles in shaping the adaptive capacity of farmers. The gender dimension underscores the importance of inclusive adaptation strategies that acknowledge and address disparities in access to resources and knowledge. In summation, this study offers a comprehensive understanding of how Sudanese farmers navigate the intricate terrain of agricultural adaptation. By shedding light on the underlying mechanisms and contextual influences, this research equips stakeholders with insights to formulate effective policies, interventions, and support mechanisms that promote climate-resilient agriculture. Ultimately, this study contributes to a broader discourse on sustainable agricultural practices and adaptive strategies that safeguard food security and livelihoods amidst the uncertainties of a changing climate

    Sustainable Aquaculture Practices: An Integrated Approach to Enhancing Environmental Resilience in Coastal Ecosystems

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    This research investigates the challenges and prospects of sustainable practices in Agriculture, Fisheries, Marine Science, and Environmental Biology within the Nigerian context. Employing a comprehensive methodology that includes sampling, instruments validation, and statistical analyses such as ANOVA and ANCOVA, the study explores the intricacies of sustainable practices and their contextual nuances. Key findings reveal positive correlations between sustainable practices and organic farming in agriculture, as well as compliance with quotas in fisheries. The study highlights the influence of factors such as crop types, fishing gear, and farm size, providing practical insights for policymakers and local communities. These findings contribute to the ongoing discourse on sustainability, emphasizing the need for context-specific interventions tailored to the socio-environmental dynamics of the region

    Navigating the Landscape of Educational School Reforms: Exploring Strategies, Challenges, and Implications for Student Success

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    This study investigates undergraduate students' satisfaction with online learning in Malta during the COVID-19 pandemic, exploring the influence of demographic factors and institutional differences. The analysis reveals a significant positive correlation between age and satisfaction, highlighting the importance of tailoring support for older students. Furthermore, differences in satisfaction levels among universities underscore the significance of enhancing online resources, technical support, and instructor-student interactions. Recommendations include personalized support, institutional improvements, and ongoing research into factors affecting online learning satisfaction

    Contextualizing and Understanding of Governance Network in Public Sector

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    The governance of society is a collaborative effort by public and private entities. Participation from public personalities at various levels of government is essential to the operation of a wide variety of different sorts of networks. The intricate interaction processes that take place in networks of governmental, private, and community actors will be the subject of a substantial amount of discussion. Efforts made to address issues may result in the development of convoluted structures for the formulation of public policy, its administration, and the provision of public services. A governance process that has a high degree of complexity includes activities such as the construction, operation, and maintenance of public infrastructure works. There are four prevalent misconceptions that lead to the widespread uncertainty about what the actual responsibilities of governance really are

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