IOSR-JHSS   Volume-25 ~ Issue-2 ~ February 2020

Abstract: The aim of this workis to show the relationship and basic concepts of the labor migration and mobility process in shrimp farms in the coastal zone of the tropical and sub-tropical eastern Pacific. In recent years in the region, shrimp farming in the coastal zone has developed rapidly, so most studies have focused on technical and environmental aspects. However, to achieve a local and regional development of the Latin American countries where this cultivation takes place, it is necessary to consider in more detail the study of the social, economic, development and welfare aspects of the actors of this activity. Aspects of labor migration, labor mobility, migration in the coastal zone, aquaculture migration, employment in aquaculture, governance of employment and migration in aquaculture shrimp farms were considered. Labor mobility has been very dynamic in the region as it is strongly linked to the times of shrimp stocking and harvesting, which has resulted in a strong turnover of personnel on farms.However, it is necessary to promote the strengths of both fishing and aquaculture communities as the territory, thus promoting equal opportunities for the individual and for society itself

Keywords: Migration; Mobility;Social; Environment; Aquaculture; Employment

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Abstract: Nowadays, higher education in the world as well as in Vietnamis being regarded as a kind of service, of which the institutions of higher education act as the providers for the customers who are the students. As a result, higher education institutions bear the pressure of working in compliance with the accomplishment of modern quality management with a great focus on the students. This study was carried out with a survey of students from 7 member universities of Thai Nguyen University and employed Cronbach's Alpha Coefficients Analysis and Exploratory Factor Analysis to find out factors influencing the student satisfaction of the support services at Thai Nguyen University. The measurement tool implemented is the SI index. Basing on the research outcomes, member universities of Thai Nguyen University are supposed to have an overall plan for the enhancement of student services in order to better meet the students' demands and improve their satisfaction.

Keywords: Support services, service quality, satisfaction, students

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Abstract: This study titled 'The effects of Groupthink on Institutional Productivity in Federal Tertiary Institutions in Taraba and Adamawa States' examines the effects of groupthink on institutional productivity. The study employs both quantitative and qualitative methods of obtaining data. Thus, primary data for analysis was obtained through the instrumentality of self-designed questionnaire while secondary sources of data was equally relied upon for literature review. The target population of the study was both academic and non-academic staff of the five (5) selected federal tertiary institutions in Adamawa and Taraba States. Stratified random sampling was used to administer questionnaire.....

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Abstract: Background:In the context of realizing good and clean governance by prioritizing the principles of transparency and accountability in the implementation of local government, the performance accountability is an important aspect in the implementation of the accountability of governance. The purpose of this study was to determine the application of the Government Institution Performance Accountability System in the regional apparatus, the factors influencing Performance Accountability and what strategies could be applied in improving the Government Agency Performance Accountability.....

Keywords: Improvement; Accountability; Performance

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Abstract: The mining industry presents opportunities for economic development not only in Kenya but the entire world. There is hence need to involve women more to realize this development. The purpose of this paper is to analyze gender role transformation in the oil mining industry in Kenya. This paper is anchored on three theories; gender relations theory as the anchor theory, conflict theory and diffusion innovation theory. Desk review and various studies done in Kenya on Extractive Industry will inform this paper while anchoring on a recent study by the author of this paper. The study findings show that gender roles have been transformed as a result of oil mining. Additionally, oil mining has influenced changes in livelihoods for women but locals not aware of laws and policies dealing with gender in the oil mining industry. The paper recommends good will in implementation of gender policies and Affirmative Action.

Keywords: Gender, Role, Affirmative Action, Mining Industry, Extractive Industry, Gender Relations, Gender Role Transformation.

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Abstract: The search for work looked at the adolescents' Sexual Behaviour in Shagari Low Cost Housing Estate, Gubio Road, Maiduguri, Borno State. The aim of the study was to isolate major factors that bedeviled adolescents' sexual behaviour in the Estate (Shagari Low Cost) during the period under study. Both male and female adolescents made up the population for the study and the instruments used were questionnaires and the data generated were analysed by simple frequency percentages. The following were discovered: the socio-economic status affected adolescents' sexual behaviours; children whose parents were separated engage more in sexual activities at adolescence; lack of usage and knowledge about contraceptive as well as sexual education affected sexual behaviour of adolescents. Sequel to the findings, it is recommended that government and non-governmental organization (NGOs) need to come up with multifaceted educational programmes such as workshops, mass media, religious programmes on youths sexuality issues, collaborative efforts among the parents, teachers, health workers involving the adolescents be encouraged and embarked upon and programmes so far carried out in that regard be reviewed from time-to-time, etc.

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Abstract: Understanding, determinants of multi-dimensional rural poverty is a pre-condition for effective public action to alleviate poverty in rural area of Ethiopia. The major concern of this dissertation was to look intodeterminants of multi-dimensional rural poverty in Kuyu District, Central Ethiopia. In order to attain this objective, relevant data were collected through key informant interview, focus group discussion and structured interview .The generated data were analyzed through econometric model. In our econometric analysis, we performed logistic regression analysis of the determinants of the probability of being multi-dimensionally poor. The result indicate that Market distance is the variable that is positively....

Key words: Multi-dimensional poverty, logistic regression analysis, Multi-dimensionally poor

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Abstract: Flexible Learning Options (FLOs) concept is delivering a learning process on online studies, open, and traditional sessions. The aim of the study is to identify the different approaches to flexible learning options among the post-secondary students and to propose possible intervention on the flexible learning options on the alternative delivery approaches to post-secondary students which sought to answer the different alternative delivery approaches to Flexible Learning Options (FLOS) among the post-secondary students in terms of course scheduling and location, course design, program design, and distance learning. Descriptive research method is utilized in the study as this design provides sound and description of the situation in the study. It provides accurate and provides prediction on the flexible learning options, a framework to alternative approaches delivery.....

Keywords: Flexible Learning Options (FLOs), Alternative Approach, Delivery Learning, Course Scheduling and Location, Course Design, Program Design, and Distance learning

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[5]. Li, J., Liu, F., Li, Z., Shao, C., & Liu, X. (2018). Grid-side flexibility of power systems in integrating large-scale renewable generations: A critical review on concepts, formulations and solution approaches. Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 93, 272-284..