Why Indonesia’s Vocational Colleges Struggle to Win Public Trust
A new study applying Mark Moore's Strategic Triangle finds that Indonesian vocational higher education suffers from weak social legitimacy, slow ...
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Nonlinear effects of global value chain participation on environmental quality in developing countries
For decades, economists have debated whether plugging into global production networks cleans up or fouls up the environment of developing ...
AI Boosts Teaching Quality in Yemen’s Health Education Institutions, Study Finds
A survey of 280 faculty members across five Yemeni universities found a strong positive link between AI adoption and perceived ...
Crowding, Ventilation and Affordability Drive Housing Quality for Middle-Income Bangladeshis
A survey of 300 middle-income households in Bangladesh used ordinal logistic regression to show that crowding, ventilation, service access, material ...
Six of Eight Factors Drive Big Data Analytics Adoption in Sudanese Telecoms, Study Finds
A structural equation modeling study of 201 telecom employees in Sudan finds that information quality, vendor support, and business-IT alignment ...
How Government, Community and Household Cooperation Shapes Rural Climate Resilience in China
A synthesis of more than 120 studies from China reveals a new framework explaining how government, community, and household interactions ...
New Modelling Blueprint Aims to Standardize Agricultural Simulations in Developing Countries
Researchers have proposed MAASSD, a standardized five-step methodology for building agent-based simulations of agricultural systems in developing countries, validated in ...
What Keeps Students Logging On: Satisfaction Drives eLearning Sticking Power in Iraq
A study of 332 Iraqi university students finds that satisfaction, driven by infrastructure, enjoyment, digital literacy, and met expectations, is ...
From Plans to Projects: Closing Climate Adaptation’s Delivery Gap
A new CMCC policy brief argues that with 143 developing countries holding National Adaptation Plans but only 26 billion dollars ...
Smart Bins and AI: Can Waste Management 4.0 Rescue Senegal’s Overflowing Cities?
A systematic review of 72 studies and a 435-household survey in Dakar map how IoT, AI, robotics, and next-generation networks ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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