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Environmental Adult Education and Sustainable Development: Gender Equity Perspective
Authors: Uzoaru Okorie Christiana
Published: February 2023

Without addressing environmental degradation and the social and economic inequities of the future, poverty reduction today cannot be accomplished or sustained. This is especially true when it comes to gender-based discrepancies in how the environment is used. Inherent societal gender inequality is a violation of human rights and a major concern for sustainable development. A thorough understanding of how men and women relate to the natural environment and environmental resources, as well as their rights and roles in resource planning and management, is required for social equity in society, gender-sensitive economic strategies, and environmental protection, according to discussions on equity and sustainable development in this paper. This understanding can be attained through environmental education programmes.
Education and Human Resources in the COVID 19 Pandemic
Authors: Özkan Faruk , Pekkolay Sibel
Published: February 2023

The Covid-19 outbreak has deeply affected the entire world population, and therefore education. Education includes activities designed for the learner to acquire higher competence, knowledge and experience, based on the difference between the competence level of the student in the current situation and the competencies required to show the expected performance. The Covid-19 pandemic has seriously damaged formal education. Although methods such as online learning (e-learning), simulation and distance learning are frequently used, sufficient efficiency has not been achieved. The pandemic process has revealed the advantages of face-to-face education; significant decreases were observed in the learning level of students. There is a need to develop new methods that will increase the efficiency of distance education. Motivation of trainers is also an important issue. Education away from school has reduced teacher and student motivation. As a result, there is a new reality of education after the pandemic. The education management unit needs to examine the Covid-19 pandemic process very well and closely follow the changes and developments in education life and better design the effectiveness of schools in new pandemics.
Compositions "Nanosilica – Mineral Fillers – Epoxy Resin" For OutClinical Dental Prevention and Self-Treatment of Carious and Traumatic Dental Damages
Authors: Starokadomsky D. , Reshetnyk M.
Published: February 2023

In our new experimental works, the existence of highly filled epoxy-mineral compositions capable of filling and restoring damages of teeth, outside of clinical conditions, is shown. These hypotheses found confirmation in the obtained results of dental repair on volunteers. The tooth powders and epoxy-composites from cheap available components, for use by non-specialists in domestic and non-clinical conditions – were developed and proposed. These results will be very useful for people and communities who, for various reasons (wars, out-cities, voyages, poverty, workload), are left without access to quality dental services.
Kontrastive Analyse Der Suffigierung Des Biali Und Des Deutschen
Authors: Degbevi Comlan Athanase
Published: February 2023

This article aims at the description and the contrastive analysis of suffixation, part of the affixal derivation, of Biali and German. Indeed, it describes two types of suffixation in Biali, namely: nominal suffixation and verbal suffixation. On the German side, it identifies and describes four types of suffixation which are the nominal, verbal, adjectival and adverbial suffixations. From the contrastive analysis of these different types of Biali and German suffixation, it notes that they have nominal and verbal suffixations in common. It points out that their differences are noticeable at the level of adjectival and adverbial suffixations, because these are only found in German and not in Biali.
Preoperative Neutrophil to Lymphocyte Ratio (NLR) Can Predicts High Risk Surgicopathological Features in Patients of Early Stage Cervical Cancer (stage IB to IIA) Treated by Radical Hysterectomy with Pelvic Lymphadenectomy
Authors: Choudhury Dr. Nazneen , Ferdous Dr. Jannatul , Khatoon Dr. Farhana , Khatoon Dr. Aklima , Rahman Dr. Shahana , Nazneen Dr. Towhida , Maksurat Dr Farjana
Published: February 2023

Introduction: Globally cervical cancer is the 4th most common cancer in females after breast, colorectal, and lung cancer. In patients with early-stage cervical cancer (stage IB-IIA) who have undergone radical hysterectomy, postoperative histopathologic features along with clinical staging predict prognosis and are used for planning further treatment. Neutrophil-lymphocyte ratio (NLR) is a nonspecific marker to predict prognosis. This study aimed to evaluate the predictive values of preoperative values of NLR for high-risk surgical-pathological features identification in patients with early-stage cervical cancer undergoing primary radical hysterectomy with pelvic lymphadenectomy. Methods: This cross-sectional study was carried out in the Department of Gynaecological Oncology at Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University (BSMMU) between July 2019 and June 2020 to evaluate the relationship of preoperative NLR with surgical-pathological features of cervical cancer stage IB-IIA who underwent primary radical hysterectomy and pelvic lymph node dissection. A total of fifty cervical cancer patients were enrolled in this study. Their clinical and histopathological findings and complete blood count reports were collected and analyzed. Result: The ROC curve revealed NLR was 2.670 (sensitivity 63%; specificity 91.3%; Areas under the curves 0.801). Surgical pathological analysis showed that NLR was linked to lymphovascular space invasion. Sixty-three percent of patients having NLR >2.670 were 17.85 times more likely to have LVSI. Conclusion: The study findings conclude that high pretreatment NLR was linked to lymphovascular space invasion. Thus NLR can be used preoperatively to predict the prognosis of cancer cervix and triage the patients into monovalent treatment- either surgery or chemoradiation.
Frequency and Socio-Demographic, Cultural, Economic and Obstetrical Determinants the Late Use of Antenatal Consultations in the City Province of Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo
Authors: Pascal Atuba Mamenepi , Crispin Kakwaka Katombe , Alexis Buzangu Mbikayi , Bertine Djongo Maunga , Didier Mangbala Ekibe , Yves Mokili Sambwa , Angel Andjelani Ngongo , Jacques Lofandjola Masumbuko , Felicien Tshimungu Kandolo
Published: February 2023

Objective: the study was planned to determine the frequency of late recourse to antenatal consultations (ANC) in the City Province of Kinshasa, and to identify the socio-demographic, cultural, economic and obstetric determinants; to help improve maternal and child health. Method: This is an analytical cross-sectional study conducted in October 2018 in the health zone of Matete and that of N'sele. 456 mothers took part by answering a questionnaire made available to them with supporting explanation. Data were statistically analyzed using jamovi 1.6.23 software. Descriptive analyzes and logistical regression made it possible to achieve the purpose of the study. Results: 74.1% of mothers had initiated ANC late. The main determinants were: residence in the N'sele’s Health Zone [OR = 3.61 (2.04 – 6.39); p ˂ 0.001]; low level of education [OR = 10.07 (2.68 – 37.87); p ˂ 0.001] or secondary level [OR = 4.61 (1.78 – 11.98); p≤0.002]; marriage [OR = 1.93 (1.04 – 3.59); p ≤ 0.037] as well as dietary restrictions during pregnancy [OR = 2.20 (1.11 – 4.36); p≤0.024]. Conclusion: the frequency of late recourse to antenatal consultations is very high in the City Province of Kinshasa. Strategies to encourage women to initiate early antenatal visits should focus on improving socio-demographic, cultural, economic and obstetrical conditions without forgetting the political and health aspects. The cultural consideration will have to hold the attention of the decision-makers or investigators to the projects related to this problem.
Practices of COVID-19 Pandemic Containment Measures among TVET Students in Kakamega County, Kenya
Authors: Mukoche Erick Wanyama , Wanzala Dr. Maximilla , Wamukoya Edwin Kadima
Published: February 2023

The COVID-19 pandemic affected all areas in the country. One area whose functioning had been significantly impacted by COVID-19 was education. The goal of this research was to determine practices of covid-19 pandemic containment measures among TVET students in Kakamega County. Cross-sectional research was conducted using a questionnaire. TVET students around the country filled out the survey after it was made available to them online. It was determined whether or not there was a statistically significant correlation between KAP (knowledge and attitude) and other socio-demographic factors by using chi-square testing. Using binary logistic regression, we were able to isolate and adjust for any confounding variables. SPSS was used for the statistical analysis (version 26). According to the respondents' demographic information, the vast majority of participants were male. Participants' average age was under 24. Majority of the respondents were single (n = 306, 78.1%) and were studying for diploma qualification (n = 238, 60.7%). In addition, most of them were in their second year of study (n = 192, 49.0%). With regard to practices, at least six practices were adhered to by 212 (54.1%) of the respondents. These eight PP include things like washing hands and using proper hygiene (70.7%), wearing of face masks (51.0%), and avoiding public places and maintaining a safe distance between individuals (50.9%). (74.0 percent and 64.3 percent respectively). According to the results of the binary logistic regression, females engaged in less harmful activities than men did with respect to COVID-19 (OR = 0.323, p 0.001). Age and academic year were also shown to have a role in the respondents' habits. Students aged 30 and over had a lower odd of engaging in negative behaviors than those aged 24 and under (OR = 0.631, p = 0.0083). In conclusion, over half of respondents were found to adhere to at least six measures, including hand washing and other forms of cleanliness, mask use, avoiding crowded areas, and keeping a safe space between themselves and others. However, a sizable percentage engaged in at least three harmful habits. Based on the findings of this research, the following are the recommended that for future studies, it will be important to get feedback from educators as well as students. The results of such research in the future would add to the body of data supporting the use of confinement techniques.
The Prevalence of Mandibular Incisive Canal among a Sample of Yemeni Adults Obtained from Cone-beam Computed Tomography
Authors: Nasher Akram , Juain Ali , Da’er Sam , Farhan Abdulla , Alareqi Naif
Published: February 2023

Aim of this study: It was to determine the prevalence of Mandibular Incisive Canal (MIC) among a sample of Yemeni adults obtained from Cone-beam Computed Tomography (CBCT). Materials and Methods: This is a retrospective descriptive cross-sectional study which is conducted in Yemen to evaluate CBCT images of 180 subjects, 360 sides were evaluated respectively. The samples were 74 males (41.1%) and 106 females (58.9%). Result: Of the 180 subjects and 360 sides, 167 right (92.8%) and 171 left (95%) Sides were found to have MIC. Among these subjects, 166 (96.5%) had MIC bilaterally and 6 (3.5%) were unilaterally. According to gender, females were (98.1%) and males (91.9%), while among age groups ≤ 40 years (94.3%) and > 40 years (97.3%) were found to have MIC. The mean height of MIC was 1.77 ±.45mm and the mean width was 1.66 ±.44 mm. The mean length of MIC was 12.74 ±4.4 mm. The mean distance from MIC to the alveolar process was 16.77 ±4.06 mm and to the inferior border of the mandible was 8.61 ±1.9 mm. The mean distance from MIC to the labial bony surface was 3.12 ±1.09 mm and to the lingual bony surface was 4.35 ±1.5 mm. All the mean values of the linear measurements were slightly higher in males than that of females. There were statistically significant differences in D3, D5 & D6 between genders and in D3, D4 & D5 between ages (P < 0.05). But there was no statistically difference between sides. Conclusion: The MIC is present with a significant percentage of 95.6 % of Yemeni adults, which emphasizes the need to raise the awareness of MIC position and configuration among general practitioners and maxillofacial surgeons.
Climate Change and Production of Cereal Crops in East Africa: Role of Temperature, Precipitation, Ecological and Carbon Footprint
Authors: Waiswa Denis
Published: February 2023

This study was conducted to examine the impact of changes in annual mean temperature, annual mean precipitation, carbon footprint, ecological footprint, and area harvested on cereal crop production in East Africa. The study was conducted in a panel cointegration framework using annual time series from 1980 to 2018 for five East African countries i.e., Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Uganda. Unit root tests were performed using LLC, IPS, ADF-Fisher, and PP-Fisher tests, while panel co-integration tests were performed using Pedroni residual, Kao residual, and Johansen Fisher panel co-integration tests. Long-run coefficients were estimated using the Pooled Mean Group/Autoregressive Distributed Lag, Panel Fully-modified OLS, and Panel Dynamic OLS models. Empirical findings from the three models revealed that increases in annual mean temperature have adverse effects on cereal crop production, while increases in annual mean precipitation, carbon footprint, ecological footprint, and area harvested have positive effects on cereal crop production in East Africa. Based on these findings, it can be suggested that prioritization of climate change adaptation strategies in the region such as the development of drought and heat-resistant crop varieties, changing in planting dates, and investment in irrigation technologies to boost cereal crops productivity could play a role in minimizing the adverse effects of changes in climate factors.
Spatial Price Transmission of Maize Grain Prices among Markets in Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda: Evidence from the Nonlinear ARDL Model
Authors: Waiswa Denis
Published: February 2023

Despite the commercial links that exist among Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda, with maize as the most heavily traded agricultural commodity, there is a deficiency in the empirical literature on the price transmission of maize or any other traded agricultural commodity among these countries. This study attempts to fill this gap in the literature by examining the spatial price transmission of wholesale maize grain prices among these countries using the Nonlinear ARDL model. The empirical results indicate that there is no statistically significant relationship between wholesale maize prices in Uganda and those in Tanzania. However, a 1% increase (decrease) in wholesale maize prices in Kenya leads to a 0.8943% (0.7363%) increase (decrease) in wholesale maize prices in Uganda. Similarly, a 1% increase (decrease) in wholesale maize prices in Kenya leads to a 0.6079% (1.1752%) increase (decrease) in wholesale maize prices in Tanzania. On the other hand, a 1% increase (decrease) in wholesale maize prices in Uganda leads to a 0.5652% (0.6487%) increase (decrease) in wholesale maize prices in Kenya, while a 1% increase in wholesale maize prices in Tanzania leads to a 0.3635% increase in wholesale maize prices in Kenya. These findings are relevant for the development of strategies to improve market conditions and enhance growth in trade among the three countries.
Implementation of Village Fund Allocation Policy In Indonesia
Authors: Waris Irwan
Published: February 2023

This study aims to determine and describe the Implementation of Loli Channel Village Fund Allocation, Banawa District, Donggala Regency, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia. The type of research conducted is descriptive qualitative. The informants in this study revealed 5 people. ensure that informants are carried out using a purposive method. This type of data uses primary and secondary data. The data analysis used is Miles and Huberman, namely data reduction, data presentation, and conclusion. The theory used is Edward III's theory which consists of 4 (four) aspects, namely: Communication, resources, attitudes, and employee structure. Based on the research results, show that first, from the aspect of communication it has not been running effectively, where the delivery of communication has not gone well. Second, from the aspect of resources, it has not been supported by adequate human resources in terms of work quality, as well is a lack of technical understanding of the implementing apparatus regarding Village Fund Allocation. Third, in the Disposition aspect, there are still some things that are not appropriate and have not been running properly. Fourth, from the aspect of the bureaucratic structure, there is no standard operating procedure (SOP) regarding the management process and accountability for Village Fund Allocation. Thus, the researcher concludes that the implementation of the Loli Channel Village Fund Allocation policy, Banawa District, Donggala Regency has not run as expected.
Changes In Physical and Chemical Properties of Peat In Various Ages of Oil Palm Plant In East Kotawaringin District
Authors: Rahmawati Reni , Penyang Penyang , K. Firdara Eritha , T Yusintha , Rosdiana Rosdiana , E. Putir Patricia
Published: February 2023

The purpose of this study was to examine changes in the physical and chemical properties of natural peat forests and peatlands designated for oil palm plantations at various ages of oil palm planting. The research was carried out in 4 (four) locations in East Kotawaringin Regency, namely: (1) Natural peat swamp forest in Kota Besi District (2) Peat land designated for oil palm plantations planting age less than 4 years in Parenggean District; (3) Peat land designated for oil palm plantations with a planting age of 4-10 years in Cempaga District; and (4) peat land designated for oil palm plantations with a planting age of more than 10 years in Mentawa Baru District, Ketapang. The results showed that the peat land designated for oil palm plantations caused changes in the physical and chemical properties of the peat soil. Changes in the physical properties of peat soil are indicated by the color of the peat soil which changes from very dull red in natural peat forests to reddish black in oil palm plantations. Peat maturity changes from fibric in natural peat forest to hemic and sapric on peatland designated for oil palm plantations. The water content has decreased significantly, the older the age of the oil palm plant, the water content will decrease. In terms of bulk density, the older the age of oil palm plantations, the higher the density of peat soils. The water level in oil palm plantations has increased when compared to natural peat forests. Changes in chemical properties were indicated by an increase in peat soil pH, total N, and available P, while a decrease occurred in the C-Organic content. An increase also occurred in the content of K-dd, Ca-dd, Mg-dd, Na-dd, and CEC with increasing age of oil palm plants. When viewed from the relationship pattern of each physical characteristic, water content has a positive relationship with fiber content, the higher the water content will be followed by the higher fiber content or vice versa. Bulk density has a negative relationship with fiber content and moisture content, which means that an increase in the bulk density of peat soil will be followed by a decrease in fiber content and moisture content. The relationship pattern of chemical properties shows that the pH (H2O) of peat soil has a positive relationship with organic C, total N, available P, and Cation Exchange Capacity (CEC). High or low peat acidity will be proportional to the high or low -organic, N-total, P-available, and Cation Exchange Capacity (CEC).
Relationship Between Income and Husband's Support In Participation With Via Screening Method In Sexual Productive Women
Authors: Kristina Haloho Sri Dewi , Zuhriyah Lilik , Ratnaningrum Safrina Dewi
Published: February 2023

Cervical cancer is the second most common cancer in women worldwide after breast cancer. The high incidence of cervical cancer is due to delays in diagnosis and patients coming in with advanced cancer conditions; it is necessary to have cervical cancer screening so that it is not too late in treatment. One cervical cancer screening that can be done is the visual inspection with the acetic acid (VIA) method. Based on the existing phenomena, not all women of childbearing age want to do the VIA examination because they feel ashamed, lack knowledge regarding the importance of VIA, fear feeling sick during the examination, and lack of husband's support. This study aims to determine the relationship between income level and husband's help with participation in cervical cancer screening using the VIA method in women of childbearing age. This type of research is a quantitative study with a cross-sectional approach. The research sample is women of childbearing age, which meets the sample criteria by using simple random sampling of as many as 120 respondents. The instrument used is a questionnaire and data analysis using Chi-square. The results showed a relationship between the level of income and the husband's support with participation in cervical cancer screening using the VIA method at WUS in Tandun I District, with p-values of 0.010 and 0.028 (p-value <0.05). The conclusion is that an increase in income or the provision of material support and the husband's support can make his wife carry out an IVA examination. Therefore, it is hoped that what should give an increase in income or the provision of materials support and a husband's license to the wives of couples of childbearing age to prevent cervical cancer and reduce cervical cancer mortality
Perception of Severity of Women at High Risk of Cervic Cancer About Cervic Cancer Screening Method IVA
Authors: Ulina Sagala Hotma , Zuhriyah Lilik , Agung Indrawan I Wayan
Published: February 2023

Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cause of cancer in the world in women. The high mortality rate is due to the low awareness of women doing early detection. Behavior can be influenced by threat assessment, one of which is perceived severity. The behavior of early detection of cervical cancer can arise due to the perception of the severity of cervical cancer. Women's concern and desire for early detection of cervical cancer is influenced by women's perceptions of cancer. This study aims to explore the perception of the severity of women at high risk of cervical cancer regarding cervical cancer screening using the IVA method. This type of research is a qualitative research with a descriptive phenomenological approach. The research sample used purposive sampling technique. The study was conducted from April to May 2022 in the working area of ​​the Ujung Batu Health Center, 10 participants were interviewed for 25-35 minutes. The variable in this study is the perception of the severity of cervical cancer screening using the IVA method. The instrument used in this study is an interview guide and analyzed by thematic analysis. The results showed that all participants knew that the severity of cervical cancer can harm women and can cause death. The conclusion is that the awareness of participants in cervical cancer screening is still lacking. All participants understand the severity and seriousness of cervical cancer but have not screened for cervical cancer yet.
Community Readiness In Supporting The Development of The Lequiraka Tourism Area In Municipality of Viqueque, Timor-Leste
Authors: Jesus Pereira Babo Maria Ligia de , Sunarminto Tutut , Sunkar Arzyana
Published: February 2023

The wealth of nature, diversity of culture, and value of history possessed by Timor-Leste are essential potential triggers for developing the tourism sector. The provision of infrastructure in the tourism area, improvement of historical buildings, and promotion of the wealth of natural as well as cultural abroad have been carried out by the government to attract visitors to be able to visit Timor-Leste. The main target of the development of the tourism sector is increasing income and community’s welfare. One of the places used to promote destination tourism is Lequiraka. The purpose of this study is to assess the readiness of the people of Ossorua Village to support the development of the Lequiraka tourism area. The study was conducted in the village of Ossorua for two months, from September to October 2021. The data collection method was a preliminary survey and interviews with thirty people from the communities of Ossorua Village. The data analysis using the Likert analysis scale 1-5 to determine the readiness of the Ossorua village community to support the development of the tourism area and then described descriptively. Community have a moderate level of education (43%), involvement in the development activities of the development area is considered good. The community's readiness is considered good because it is seen from the level of education, community involvement, and participation is very supportive of the development of the tourism area.
Experiences of Hemodialized Patients WHO Have Recovered From Covid-19 In Medan City
Authors: Narwastu Telaumbanua Hariesty Talenta
Published: February 2023

Hemodialysis is one of the appropriate treatments for patients with ESRD. The glomerular filtration rate in the kidneys decreased to <60 mL/min and the creatinine and albumin values ​​in the patient's urine increased to >30 mg/g, so that patients with chronic kidney failure had to undergo a treatment to balance and replace the work of the kidneys, namely the hemodialysis process. The research design used in this study is a descriptive phenomenological design. Phenomenology is a method that seeks to find the essence and meaning of phenomena as they are experienced, especially through in-depth interviews with people who have had relevant experiences. In this study, the characteristics of participants were obtained based on the demographic data obtained, where the average age of hemodialysis participants who were positively exposed to COVID-19 was more likely to be under 50 years old, with 7 participants, and 4 participants over 50 years old. . The gender of hemodialysis participants in this study was found to be 6 men and 5 women. Another characteristic that was obtained was that the ethnic groups that participated in this study were, the Batak tribe numbered 6 people, Karo 1 person, Malay 1 person, Padang 1 person and Javanese 1 person. The religion of the participants in this study, it was found that 2 Protestant Christians, 8 Muslims, and 1 Catholic Christian
Post-Covid-19 Pandemic, Innovation of Local Government Policy Perspective of State Administration Law
Authors: Arzhi Jiwantara Firzhal , Nasaruddin Nasaruddin
Published: February 2023

Handling Post-Covid-19 Pandemic within the framework of a unitary state is not only the responsibility of the central government but also the roles and responsibilities of local governments. This is important for the government to innovate policies for handling the post-Covid-19 pandemic without overriding the policies that have been issued by the central government. This study aims to identify innovations in local government policies in handling the Post-Covid-19 pandemic from the perspective of Administrative Law. The research was conducted in a normative juridical manner with a qualitative approach to the urgency of local government policy innovation in handling the Post-Covid-19 pandemic. In this case, an analysis of Mataram City's regional policies is needed in handling the Post-Covid-19 Pandemic. This gives an understanding that local governments in making policies need synchronization with the central government, especially in analyzing a policy in accordance with state administrative law. The forms of policy innovations carried out by local governments in handling the post-Covid-19 pandemic include: 1) Strengthening the Regional Health System; 2) Strengthening the Social Protection System; and 3) Economic Recovery
Social Economic Conditions of The Community and The Entrepreneurship of Sheep Manure as Organic Fertilizer On Corn Waste Production In Kisar Island
Authors: Melianus Ririmase Pieter , Melkianus Puttileihalat Paulus , W. Patty Christian
Published: February 2023

The agricultural sector in Indonesia is famous for its abundant natural products and soil fertility. The agricultural sector provides the largest contribution as a supporter of food security. The socio-economic condition of the community is one of the determining factors in supporting the agricultural sector. Sheep is one of the potential animal natural resources cultivated by the people on Kisar Island. Breeders are expected to always be able to improve their knowledge in carrying out various business activities, especially in utilizing the production of sheep dung to be used as organic fertilizer for plants. The purpose of this study was to determine the socioeconomic conditions of farmers, to determine the production of maize using sheep dung, to determine the relationship between the use of sheep dung and maize production on Kisar Island, and to determine the relationship between maize waste feed consumption and sheep productivity on Kisar Island. The results showed that sheep farmers on Kisar Island had low bargaining power, limited capital, and information, but the social conditions of the community in a participatory manner were very good in livestock business activities in the area. Sheep farmers on Kisar Island are always in a low bargaining position in marketing their products, due to capital constraints, long distances from marketing locations, lack of accurate information and pressure on family needs. corn production of 2.98 tons/ha/year. The relationship between the utilization of manure and production shows a non-significant relationship (P>0.05) where the use of sheep manure has not contributed significantly to the growth and production of maize, Consumption of corn waste feed with sheep productivity on Kisar Island showed a very significant relationship (P < 0.01) with the contribution of straw waste feed consumption to sheep productivity of 83.70%.
Development of Project Basic Learning (PBL) In Order To Improve Student Learning Outcomes In Science Currents
Authors: Paulus Kristo , Irsyadiah Nur
Published: February 2023

This study aims to investigate the effect of the Project Basic Learning (PBL) learning model on student learning outcomes in science subjects in class VI SDN Utan Kayu Selatan 01 Jakarta for the 2021/2022 academic year. This research is action research with two rounds. Each cycle consists of four stages, namely design, activity and observation, reflection, and revision. The target of this research is the students of class VI SDN that the student learning outcomes have increased from cycle I to cycle II, namely, cycle I (51%) and cycle II (89%). This study concludes that the Project Basic Learning (PBL) learning model has a positive effect on the learning outcomes of students at SDN Utan Kayu Selatan 01, East Jakarta, and this learning model can be used as an alternative to learning science
Improvement of Human Resources of The Pamong Praja Police Unit Malaca Regency In Enforcement of Regional Regulations In Malaca Regency
Authors: Suri Leki Michael , Djani William , Nursalam Nursalam
Published: February 2023

The background of this research is how the human resources of the civil service police unit of Malacca district in enforcing regional regulations and regulations of the regional head of Malacca district, and how the level of human resources of civil service police officers can affect the enforcement of regional regulations and regional head regulations that have been determined, so that it continues to run in the corridors and discourses of peace and only have a just society, and can improve the welfare of the people in Malacca Regency. The research method used in this study uses descriptive research methods with a qualitative approach and the research techniques are observation, interviews and literature studies or literature studies with the research location at the Malacca District Civil Service Police Unit. regional head regulations that have been carried out in several sub-districts in Malacca Regency. The results of this study can be found that the resources of the Civil Service Police Unit of Malacca Regency are very necessary in implementing regional regulations and regional head regulations, so that in their implementation the apparatus in question can run in accordance with existing operational standards, so as to prevent the occurrence that may occur in the field. Therefore, every member of the civil service police unit must be given education and training as an effort to enforce existing regional regulations and regional head regulations, and in the future increase peace and can improve the people of Malacca in accordance with the ideals and expectations of the nation and society
Journal The Perspective of The Demographic Revolution To Human Capital Achieve Sustainable Development For Companies In Indonesia
Authors: Sitohang Nahason
Published: February 2023

This paper tries to examine Human Capital from the perspective of Demographic Reformation with various shifts in various demographic variables in it causing demographic transitions in various countries in the world each have different characteristics. Demographic revolution and Human Capital are an inseparable part in terms of Economic Development, Sustainable Social The Asia Pacific for Human Development perspective has an orientation to eliminate poverty, poverty for all mankind, not only that, sustainable development is expected to be able to provide a better life for efforts meeting the needs of society today and for the future wisely there for all mankind in a fair and equitable manner. Sustainable development is an effort to design a new economic, social development model where Human Capital in sustainable development is a capital asset for companies/organizations, able to open up new business opportunities, new jobs for the benefit of an environmentally friendly demographic bonus.
The Impact of Digital Technology Literacy and LifeSkills On Poverty Reduction
Authors: Parianom Raden , Arrafi J Indri , Desmintari Desmintari
Published: February 2023

Various national and regional level reports project that Indonesia's economic growth will be driven by the development of digital technology. Das et al. (2016) predicts that, by 2025, digitalization will have an impact of 150 billion US dollars (US) and additional jobs for 3.7 million people. This potential can be seen from, among other things, the number of start-up technology companies (or commonly referred to as startups) which is growing significantly.). Das et al. (2018) also projects that the potential for electronic commerce (e-commerce) in Indonesia in 2022 will reach 55 billion to 65 billion dollars. The impact will be felt on the absorption of labor, including female workers. This calculation gives great hope for Indonesia to accelerate its economic growth. However, to what extent can growth driven by the development of the digital economy guarantee an increase in the quality of life for all levels of society? Can the digital economy in the future reduce inequality which is currently quite high? Furthermore, the Life Skills program is intended to improve the Life Skills ability which is specifically organized to provide learning opportunities for young people of productive age in order to acquire knowledge, skills and develop an entrepreneurial spirit which is supported by a creative, innovative, professional, responsible mental attitude, and dares to take risks. in managing their potential and their environment as a provision to improve their quality of life. The purpose of this study is to analyze the role of digital literacy in economic technology and the role of life skills programs in reducing poverty.
Role of Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence) In Poultry Management
Authors: Patel Hrishitva , Sana Adil
Published: February 2023

The precise control of animals is the focus of a new strategy to enhance animal welfare in the poultry industry. We notice that good welfare circumstances significantly impact the health of the birds and the quality of the poultry products, which affects economic effectiveness in the production of poultry. An innovation that can aid farmers in more successfully controlling the environment and birds' health is using technology solutions in various animal production systems. Additionally, as public concern over chicken breeding and welfare increases, resolutions are being developed to improve control and monitoring in this area of animal agriculture. PLF (precision livestock farming) uses various techniques to gather real-time data about birds. By spotting diseases and stressful conditions in the early stages and enabling action to be taken swiftly enough to avoid the negative impacts, PLF can assist prevent reducing animal wellbeing. To enhance precision livestock farming, this review links the potential uses of the most recent technology to monitor laying hens and broilers
Economic Development of Indigenous Communities In North Toraja Regency To Face The Digital Marketing Era, Through The Use of Fintech-Based Epayments And Payments
Authors: Kurniasari Lisa , Yulian Pompeng Olivia Devi
Published: February 2023

Promotions done by an endorser through social media like Instagram doesn't only use by companies big in activity marketing them, but also can use to promote a product from local MSME brands for increased sale product online. Based on the amount variables and indicators used in research _, the approach sample representative used in the withdrawal sample, so that amount is as many as 80 to 160 respondents. The purposive sampling technique that became part of the non-probability sampling technique will be used for determining the respondents who become the sample. During the research, a set of questionnaires with choice 5 Likert scale answers will be given to the target respondent as the primary data source. After the research data is obtained, the data then will analyze for the validity and reliability test. After the data is found to be valid and reliable, the method of partial least squares (PLS) analysis will use to test the proposed hypothesis. Analysis performed statistics _ includes evaluation of the outer and inner models. The expected results and outcomes of the research produce a reference for the perpetrators MSME business in To do activity businesses that use endorsers as one of the methods for strengthening brand attitude when consumers To do decision online purchases. Research results this is at TKT 2. Results obtained from the study will be published in Accredited National Journal: Journal of Business Economics, State University of Malang Accredited Sinta 4 with p-ISSN: 0853-7283 and e-ISSN: 2528-0503 as outside Mandatory accepted and Journal Management Marketing of Petra Christian University Accredited Sinta 3 with p-ISSN: 1907235X and e-ISSN: 1907235X as outside additions submitted. And the 2021 National Seminar on Management and Business Economics (SNMEB) as an outside Additional.
Analysis of Occupational Health and Safety Risks In The Manufacturing Industry With The Hirarc Method at PT. X
Authors: Hosiah Hosiah , Zakkiy Fasya Abdul Hakim
Published: February 2023

Batching plant is better known as a concrete processing plant, all of the tools are specially designed to mix or combine materials to form concrete. Sources of potential hazards that exist in the work environment are caused by the batching plant machine, the use of heavy equipment transportation, and office areas. The purpose of this study is to analyze the potential hazards that could occur in the work environment to carry out control or prevention at PT. X. This research was a quantitative descriptive study, to analyze occupational health and safety risks using the HIRARC method. The number of respondents was 4 people including management, SHE (Safety Health and Environment), and 2 operators of PT. X's batching plant. The variables of this research are risk identification, risk assessment, and risk control. The instruments used were observation, document review, and interviews using risk analysis guidelines with the HIRARC method. The results of this study indicate that the potential risks that could occur in the work environment include 14 work processes that could cause as many as 31 hazards with 42 potential hazards. The results of the research findings of hazard were grouped into 4 risk ratings, at a very high-risk rating there were 0 risks, at a high-risk rating there were 8 risks, at a medium risk rating there were 27 risks, and at a low-risk rating, there were 7 risks. Based on the result, it could be stated that this study, is the implementation of risk analysis using the HIRARC method as an effort to prevent potential hazards that could occur in the work environment at PT. X can be controlled by installing OHS signs, training workers, machine maintenance, maintaining the workplace/supervision at work, using equipment and working methods in safe conditions, providing PPE (masks, gloves, catelpak /vests, helmets, earmuffs/earplugs), involve competent workers to make a risk analysis with HIRARC
Description of Adolescent Women's Knowledge About Abortion and Reproductive Health In SMA Negeri Kendari, Poasia District, Kendari City
Authors: Fety Yulli , Kiran Princess
Published: February 2023

Based on survey Preliminary done researcher at SMA Negeri 2 Kendari, interview conducted against 15 students there are 9 students not yet knowing about causes and dangers abortion. While 6 students already knowing about causes and dangers abortion. interview conducted about health reproduction of 15 girls there are 8 people who haven't knowing about personal hygiene tool reproduction and personality hygine at the moment menstruation. While 7 girls other already knowing about personal hygiene tool reproduction and personality hygine at the moment menstruation. Destination Research: for knowing description knowledge teenager Princess about abortion and health reproduction in SMA Negeri 2 Kendari. Method Research: using method Descriptive, population in study this totaling 474 students. Taking sample with use formula sampling size. with use technique Stratifeid Random Sampling. Data analysis using Analysis Univariate. Research results: show level knowledge teenager Princess about abortion, obtained as many as 24 respondents (38.1%) have knowledge good, while respondents who know not enough good as many as 39 respondents (61.9%). Whereas level knowledge teenager Princess about health reproduction, obtained as many as 25 respondents (39.7%) have knowledge good, while respondents who know not enough good as many as 38 respondents (60.3%). Conclusion: overview knowledge teenager Princess about abortion and health reproduction at SMA Negeri 2 Kendari districts poasia city vehicle have description knowledge not enough good as many as 39 respondents (61.9%) in knowledge about abortion whereas for knowledge about health reproduction have description knowledge not enough good as many as 38 respondents (60.3%).
Construction Management of Jati Weir Rehabilitation (Channel Madiun Irrigation Area) Magetan Regency with Value Engineering & Scheduling Implementation Management Planning
Authors: Hadi Suprapto , Oetomo Wateno , Wulandari Esti
Published: February 2023

One of the infrastructure developments in the region that will soon be implemented is the construction of the Jati Weir rehabilitation construction project which is the main dam in the Madiun Irrigation Area (DI SIM) Main Channel in Magetan Regency. In order to maximize the results of cost and time, it is necessary to have a flexible technique or management in the work of this project. The method used to determine alternative types of construction that are efficient and effective in terms of cost and time is the application of Value Engineering in the Jati Weir rehabilitation planning work. Then to get the most effective and efficient time needed for the construction of the rehabilitation of the Jati Weir is done by analyzing the needs of time, labor and tools and the results of the analysis are included in the preparation of a work schedule with the help of Microsoft Project Manager 2021 software. The results of the Value Engineering analysis are the work items that can be done are the still pond items; The existing construction is a random pile of concrete blocks in the form of 1x1x0.5 m blocks with alternatives given to replace the existing construction are 1000 kg tetrapod concrete blocks and 1000 kg dolos concrete blocks; the selected alternative is 1000 kg dolos concrete blocks with a manufacturing and installation cost of Rp. 16,239,115,273.27. 16,239,115,273.27; The cost value of making and installing 1000 kg of dolos concrete blocks is reduced by Rp. 6,252,816,421.53 from the existing construction value; The overall total cost changes from Rp. 62,420,557,268.77 (excluding VAT/VAT) to Rp. 56,167,740,847.24 (excluding VAT/VAT) after Value Engineering. For the implementation schedule plan, the time for Preparatory Work takes a total of 42 working days and for the Jati Weir Rehab Work takes a total of 185 working days. The work is planned to start from March 01, 2023 and end on November 29, 2023.
Analysis of Content Benefits of Audiovisual Learning Models For Nonformal Early Children and Basic Education
Authors: Zulkarnain Rufran , Herman Herman
Published: February 2023

This research is to describe the duties and responsibilities of the Bengkulu Province PAUD and Dikmas Development Center (BP PAUD) which must be carried out by tutors and teachers, namely, the development of learning models. The Bengkulu Province PAUD and Dikmas Development Center (BP PAUD) has created a development product entitled social-financial learning through Audio Visual for Non-Formal PAUD Children and Basic Education to support children's learning from home. This research method uses descriptive qualitative research methods, data collection techniques use interview techniques, observation and documentation, data validation techniques use time triangulation techniques, subject triangulation and technical triangulation, the subjects in this study are Non-Formal PAUD managers and Basic Education managers who implement development the Daily Learning Implementation Plan (RPPH) model in Non-Formal PAUD and Basic Education. To ensure the benefits of the model development product by the manager, this research was carried out. The purpose of this study was to find out the benefits of teaching materials about financial social learning strategies in the Daily Learning Implementation Plan (RPPH), namely to help educators and students focus on learning in accordance with the teaching materials that have been provided, and the benefits of financial learning activities through Audio Visual for PAUD Children Non-formal and Basic Education in the Daily Learning Implementation Plan (RPPH), namely to support learning from and make the implementation of learning more focused, directed because it takes advantage of children's hearing and sight so that children become interested and active in learning while the benefits of RPPH content are about Audio Visual learning for identity because in the RPPH there are already themes and sub-themes, another benefit of the Daily Learning Implementation Plan (RPPH) is to make the implementation of learning more focused and directed, especially for Non-formal PAUD Children and Basic Education