IOSR-JHSS   Volume-26 ~ Issue-1 ~ January 2021

Abstract: the Sahel region is experiencing a glaring fodder deficit. For about three decades, pastoralists have been struggling to feed their livestock adequately. Despite the pastoral reserves that have been created to improve the availability of pastoral resources in the area, the problem of fodder species deficit remains a major concern. Herbaceous species, which were previously socially untapped and not palatable to livestock, will be the object of new food covetousness. This article analyses the socio-ecological motives for the disinterest in certain species at a given time and the motives that have given rise to the new social and animal covetousness towards these same species. Indeed, the integration of Senna.......

Key Words: Pastoralism, Fodder Resources, Food Habituation, Resilience Strategies, Burkina Faso

[1]. Babatoundé, Séverin, OumorouMadjidou, Vincent Isidore Tchabi, Thomas Lecomte, Marcel Houinato, & Claude Adandedjan. 2010. Ingestion volontaire et préférences alimentaires chez des moutons Djallonké nourris avec des graminées et des légumineuses fourragères tropicales cultivées au Bénin. International Journal of Biological and Chemical Sciences,4(4). [2]. Bonkian, Léa, RakiswendéYerbanga, Maminata Traoré Coulibaly, Thierry Lefèvre, Ibrahim Sangaré, Théophile Ouédraogo, Ousmane Traore, Jean Ouédraogo, TingaGuiguemde, &KounbobrDabiré. 2017Plants against Malaria and Mosquitoes in Sahel region of Burkina Faso: An Ethno-botanical survey. International Journal of Herbal Medicine5:82-87. [3]. D'Aquino, Patrick. 1998. Les options agropastorales des Sahéliens et leurs évolutions dans le nord du Burkina Faso. Cahiers agricultures7 : 93-103. [4]. D'Aquino, Patrick. 2000. L'agropastoralisme au nord du Burkina Faso (province du Soum) : une évolution remarquable mais encore inachevée. Autrepart15 : 29-47. [5]. Dumont, Bertrand. 1995. Déterminisme des choix alimentaires des herbivores au pâturage : principales théories. Productions animales8 : 285-292.

Abstract: The ongoing spread of serious intense respiratory disorder Covid-19 (SARS-CoV-2) and its related Covid-19 sickness has held the whole global network and caused far reaching general wellbeing concerns. Notwithstanding worldwide endeavours to contain the illness spread, the episode is still on an ascent due to the network spread example of this disease. This is a zoonotic contamination, like different Covid-19 diseases, that is accepted to have begun in bats and pangolins and later communicated to people. Once in the human body, this Covid-19 (SARS-CoV-2) is plentifully present in nasopharyngeal and salivary discharges of influenced patients, and its spread is prevalently thought to be respiratory bead/contact in nature. Dental experts, including endodontists, may experience patients with suspected or affirmed SARS........

Key Words: Covid-19, India and the Global Economy,Prudent Advances ,Employees' Provident fund, Aarogya Setu

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Abstract:Social work is an integrated and important work in its first and second ways. In that civil society the old way of life as a society governs the orderly activities, the balance between public services and the real needs of society. In order to bring stability to society, but unexpected outbreaks of disease have greatly increased many social inequalities; disrupted health and delayed the country's development. Keeping the above in mind, the study is very focused, there is a need for community planning to strengthen the nation, and how to improve the state of cooperation and cooperation between communities to bring stability to society is paramount. This conceptual framework describes both the natural and quantitative methods used to collect data from secondary sources to discuss the need for social planning for sustainability....

KEYWORDS: sustainability, organizing, development, pandemic, community

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Abstract: Population growth is measured by the increase in the number of goods and services from the previous year resulting from the production process or economic activity of a region. This can be seen from the Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP) at constant prices. Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP) at constant prices is the amount of gross added value arising from all economic sectors in the region, where product prices are based on prices in a particular year. This study aims to determine the influence of the independent variable investment, Workforce, tourism sector, and locally generated revenue (LGR) on the dependent variable of economic growth in Central Java Province in 2013-2018. This type of research is field research and uses a quantitative approach.......

KEYWORDS: Economic Growth; GRDP; Investment; Workforce; Tourism Sector; and LGR.

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Abstract: In line with the Saudi vision 2030, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is witnessing a comprehensive revolution in laws and legislation with the aim of making Saudi Arabia attractive to foreign investments. One of the most remarkable laws has been issued so far is the Saudi arbitration law in 2012. This article aimed to assess the current legislative practices regarding the extent to which administrative contracts are subject to arbitration. Thus, the study concluded that despite the clear reforms and tangible actions undertaken by the Saudi legislator to attract investors, there is still difficulty in submitting administrative contracts to arbitration due to the current provisions of the laws related to this issue. Therefore, the study suggests modifying the arbitration law and the new government tenders and procurement law to explicitly state the permissibility of resorting to arbitration in administrative contracts.

Key words: Arbitration, Administrative contracts, Arbitrability, Investments barriers

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[5]. Cabrera, Jennifer, Dante Figueroa, and Herfried Wöss. 2016. "The Administrative Contract, Non-Arbitrability, and the Recognition and Execution of Awards Annulled in the Country of Origin: The Case of Commisa v Pemex." Arbitration International 32(1): 125–48.

Abstract: Empirical surveys have shown that migrant workers have profoundly changed the production and lifestyles of Chinese farmers. The livelihood of farmers is a complex process of constant change. Although agriculture is still an important means of livelihood, the livelihood model presents diverse characteristics. Educate and train migrant workers, vigorously develop the secondary and tertiary industries in rural areas, and gradually improve the rural social security system to further improve the livelihood ability of farmers.

Key words: Migrant work; livelihood mode; livelihood ability

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Abstract: This article generally evaluates the policy system of science and technology activities in higher education institutions in Vietnam in terms of: investment in the development of science and technology potentials, incentives on science and technology activities, the mandates and powers of higher education institutions invested, and others. The paper outlines the basic advantages in implementing science and technology policies in higher education institutions, including the legal corridor for science and technology activities, and the autonomy of higher education institutions and policies on investment and remuneration to promote science and technology activities given higher education institutions facing many difficulties including lack of guiding documents, inconsistency and overlap.....

Key words: science and technology activities, policies on science and technology activities, higher education institutions, developing science and technology potentials, encouraging science and technology activities.

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[3]. Ministry of Education and Training, Circular 22/2011/TT-BGDĐT dated May 30, 2011 promulgating regulations on science and technology activities in higher education institutions.
[4]. Ministry of Education and Training, Decision No.78/2008/QD-BGDĐT dated December 29, 2008 issuing Regulations on management of the Ministry of Science and Technology, Circular 37/2014/TT-BKHCN dated December 12, 2014 of the Ministry of Science and Technology promulgating the management of basic research projects funded by the National Science and Technology Development Fund.
[5]. Vietnamese Government, Decree 27/2020/ND-CP dated March 1, 2020 amending Decree 40/2014/ND-CP promulgating the use and appreciation of individuals involved in science and technology activities and Decree 87/2014/ND-CP promulgating the attraction of Vietnamese individuals to participate in overseas science and technology activities and foreign experts to participate in science and technology activities in Vietnam..

Abstract: This paper examines the need to having a complete prohibition and total elimination of nuclear weapons, getting rid of the danger of nuclear war and the attainment of nuclear weapon-free world, just as chemical and biological weapons have been prohibited. The discourse reveals that effort is being made in achieving this onerous mission, with some conferences held in Oslo, Norway, Mexico and Austria. Interestingly, countries that are not in the possession of nuclear weapons are in the forefront in seeing that, that is achieved, by voting, overwhelmingly for a convention, for that purpose. On the other hand, nuclear –weapons states (with the exception of India and Pakistan) are against the convention and did not attend the conference held in March 2013, in Oslo. The position of permanent....

Key words: Banning, Convention, Disarmament, NATO, Nuclear weapons

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