IOSR-JHSS   Volume-28 ~ Issue-6 ~ June 2023

Abstract: Résumé Le secteur agricole en Côte d'Ivoire représente environ 22% du PIB, 2/3 des emplois directs et indirects et 60% des recettes d'exportation. Cependant, comment allier un modèle agricole qui prend en compte les enjeux climatiques, de sécurité alimentaire et de croissance économique ? En effet, l'agriculture ivoirienne est pointée du doigt pour son rôle néfaste sur l'environnement. La réduction des investissements agricoles liée au Covid 19 menace la production nationale avec un accroissement des importations renforçant ainsi les risques d'insécurité alimentaire......

[1]. Ministère de l'Agriculture et du Développement Rural, Côte d'Ivoire, Programme national d'investissement agricole de 2ème génération (PNIA 2) 2018-2025, édition 2018, p. 29
[2]. Institut National de la Statistique (INS), Enquête sur le Niveau de Vie des ménages (ENV 2015)
[3]. Ministère de l'Environnement et du développement Durable, Politique Nationale de l'Environnement et du Développement Durable 2018,
[4]. Groupe de la Banque Africaine de Développement, Développement et financement des chaînes de valeur agricoles (FCVA) pour l'amélioration de la compétitivité des exportations, 2013. P. 17
[5]. Groupe de la Banque Mondiale, Situation économique en Côte d'Ivoire, Au pays du cacao, comment transformer la Côte d'Ivoire ? Juillet 2019 / 9ème édition. Page 26

Abstract: This article presents the involvement of international economic organizations and institutions in the process of privatization of tourism enterprises, as the first stage and as a precondition for the subsequent development of tourism, which is proposed as a means of rapid development of developing countries1. Subsequently, the results of privatization are presented, focusing on the conditions of Albania's dependence on the powerful countries, as a result of the lack of capital, technology and know-how. Consequently, the geopolitical dimension of tourism emerges, which contributes to understanding and describing the competitive forces that arise during the planning of tourism, with the aim of exerting influence and control in a specific geographical area.

Key Word: geopolitical analysis, dependency theory, development of tourism, developing countries

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Abstract: O trabalho é resultado de uma pesquisa sobre a obra e a trajetória do escultor José Alcântara, amazônida nato, que se destaca no campo da arte popular do Amazonas como escultor, especialmente, em madeiras da região. Tem como objetivo apresentar a obra e a trajetória do escultor José Alcântara, enfatizando a construção de seu imaginário, os aspectos fundamentais da sua obra e do seu processo de criação, visando apreender e compreender como se dá o processo de criação e de circulação de suas obras, assim como o seu reconhecimento como artista.
A escolha do objeto da pesquisa......

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Abstract: Background: Perception is an attitude of individuals to be able to understand and assess the surrounding environment. Visitors' perception of the existence of the object reflects the opinions, desires, expectations, and responses of visitors to the existing attraction. This study was conducted to identify and to analyze the level of visitor satisfaction perception in carrying out tourist activities in the Mount Penanjakan 1 area in one day. This is done to create an ideal condition that is expected for visitors to enjoy and to carry out activities in the tourist area.
Materials and Methods: Mount Penanjakan 1 Resort Penanjakan Wonokitri Village, Pasuruan Regency is the main location for this research which......

Key Word: Perception, Mount Penanjakan 1, Tourist Activities

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Abstract: Background: Higher education as a public goods provider is now under pressure to adopt a market-based accountability approach. However, this type of accountability is under exploration, especially in developing countries. Moreover, there are indications that private universities in these countries face more serious challenges, compared to state universities, in terms of market accountability. In light of this literature gap, we selected two private universities in a growing region of Indonesia, to explore market-based accountability.
Materials and Methods.......

Key Word: Accountability; Private universities; Market institutions

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Abstract: In current scenario COVID-19 has challenged humans in many ways, with school and colleges shut the need to innovate model became an urgent necessity which lead us to wards an educational digital revolution. However in this sudden transformation it is crucial to understand the online readiness and challenges faced in education ecosystem. Online education today is just an optional arrangement due to pandemic since offline classes are suspended to maintain the safety of students and it can never take place of face to face teaching experience of an physical class, as in offline class personality of teacher his communication skill, body language his all have impact on students whereas online classes are not able to develop quality education, leadership and discipline.

Key Word: Digitalisation, Higher Education, Learning Outcomes, Open Educational Resource (OER)

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Abstract: The present study focuses on understanding the role of cross-cutting themes in teacher training, as well as analyzing transversality in the scenario of the Agrinho program, implemented in the state of Ceará. The objective of this research is to explore the integration of cross-cutting themes in teacher education and to identify the main challenges encountered by educators in implementing these themes in the context of the Agrinho program. The research also seeks effective strategies to overcome these difficulties. The research adopted a qualitative approach and used the Free Association of Words Test (TALP) as a data collection technique, in addition to semi-structured interviews with the municipal coordinators of the Agrinho program in the state of Ceará. The analysis is grounded in several theories and previous studies, including Silva's (1999) curriculum theory, Saviani's (2008) concept of democratic education,.....

Key Word: Cross-cutting themes. Teacher training. Agrinho Program. Transversality

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Abstract: INTRODUCTION: The theme of the research addresses scams on the internet, focusing on the analysis of the crime of virtual embezzlement. Cyber-crimes have become an international concern, since countless people are victims of these criminal practices, resulting in real consequences in their lives. The speed with which these crimes are perpetrated and the expertise of the criminals transform the internet, through digital means, into an environment conducive to the occurrence of scams, which previously occurred predominantly in the physical world.......

Key Word: Virtual larceny. Virtual crimes. Data protection law. Criminal Law. Criminal responsibility

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