bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Uncovering the hidden gem: The role of the undervalued quality in projects
Authors: Erdei János , Sebestyén Zoltán , Alfreahat Dina 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
In project management, the conventional focus on time and cost often overshadows quality’s undervalued, yet pivotal role. This study explores the nuanced dimensions of project success, centering on the Iron Triangle components: time, cost and quality (TCQ). Although quality is acknowledged in theoretical definitions, its economic significance and precise impact remain underexplored. This research addresses this gap by scrutinising the interplay between traditional success factors and project economic outcomes. By comparing projects with and without economic benefits, the study examines potential variations in TCQ influence. Furthermore, the research identifies specific traditional success factors associated with economic benefits and probes for a dominant factor with superior impact. A novel Project Unified Index (PUI) is introduced, enabling comprehensive economic performance assessment through TCQ analysis and statistical techniques. Intriguingly, the exploratory analysis reveals that time and quality possess more significant influence despite the apparent correlation between cost and profit. Quality emerges as a potential determinant, its significance often masked by meticulous measurement. This study underscores the paramount importance of quality, necessitating its redefinition across industries in a customer-centric manner. By repositioning quality as a decisive factor, this research reshapes perspectives on project management, steering future investigations towards a comprehensive understanding of quality’s pivotal role. The data for analysis were collected with the participation of a prominent professional project management association and a business master’s program in Hungary.
Employee and Management Preparedness in Facing Fire Disasters at Public Fuel Filling Stations in Pinrang District
Authors: Sahrani  , Russeng Syamsiar S. , Muis Masyitha , Naiem Furqaan , Thamrin Yahya , Wahiduddin  
Published: August 2024

Objective: The purpose of this study was to determine the preparedness of employees and management in dealing with fires at Public Fuel Filling Stations in Pinrang District.

Theoretical Framework: In this topic, the main concepts and theories that underpin the research are presented. Disaster experiences influence a person's preparedness according to the theory of Havwina (2016) and Sadeka (2020), Experience in the past will have an influence on behavior in the future, so that it becomes a learning.

Method: The method used is mixed methods, which is a research step by combining two pre-existing forms of research, namely qualitative research and quantitative research. This study involved 121 respondents using purposive sampling techniques, of which 112 respondents filled out the employee preparedness questionnaire and 9 respondents as informants to assess management preparedness. Variables were measured using a questionnaire and indept interview.

Results and Discussion: The results showed that there was a significant relationship between disaster experience and emergency response plan, early warning system, resource mobilization and employee preparedness. The results also showed that there was no significant relationship between disaster experience and knowledge. In addition, disaster experience also affects management preparedness. The findings of this study support that disaster experience affects employee and management preparedness..

Research Implications: The practical and theoretical implications of this research are discussed, providing insight into how the results may be applied or influence practice in the field of occupational safety and health. These implications may include public fuel station workers who have highly fire-prone workplaces.

Originality/Value: This research can contribute to improving occupational health and safety which can have an impact on preparedness of employees and management. The results of this study can help employees and management by educating them about the elements that can cause a decrease in performance elements that can improve preparedness in the face of fire hazards that may occur in the future.
Resident Communities and Perception of Tourism Sustainability in Sun And Beach Destinations: An Empirical Analysis in The Province of Manabí (Ecuador)
Authors: Mateos Manuel Rivera , Montesdeoca Iván Mendoza 
Published: August 2024

Objective: To know the perception of the resident population on the multidimensional variables of sustainable tourism in sun and beach destinations in the province of Manabí, Ecuador.

Theoretical reference: Within this process, methodologies developed by researchers who have worked in nature tourism, conservation and sustainable development were used. The contributions used as theoretical reference are related to the Organization for World Economic Cooperation and Development and its Pressure-State-Response model (OECD 1993); the methodology designed by Torres and Guzmán (2020) through the ISSOT tool to study the variables associated with the multidimensional nature of sustainable tourism or those developed by Casas et al. (2017) and Salvatore, Chiodo and Fantinni (2018).

Method: This study was developed through mixed research with an exploratory descriptive approach. For this research, the use of the deductive method was considered for the processing and analysis of data and information collected. From the processed data, a triangulation of quantitative and qualitative data was implemented to achieve a greater understanding of the perception that residents have regarding the impacts generated by tourism in these destinations.

Results and conclusion: The results analyzed in this work aim to make contributions to the orientation, design and implementation of public policies in Ecuadorian sun and beach destinations based on a more inclusive, equitable and sustainable tourism development. This requires considering that the benefits and costs perceived by residents play a fundamental role in the local tourism development process, as they will have a greater willingness to accept this development to the extent that the former surpass the latter.

Implications of the research: The results of this research have served to validate the criteria, guidelines and variables related to the planning, management and sustainable development of tourism in the territory, all with a strategic and sustainable long-term approach that allows generating positive benefits for local rural populations without degrading ecosystems and through the conservation of natural heritage.

Originality/value: This work is an authentic and original work that has been developed for several years through the Academy and scientific research in different territories of continental and insular Ecuador, which seeks to establish real data that allows generating valuable information for more effective and efficient decision making from the point of sustainability and local development.
Urban Logistics and Mobility: A Framework Proposal for Sustainable Cities
Authors: Sales Francisco Willyans Costa , Soliani Rodrigo Duarte , Oliveira Dion Alves de , Lima Junior Francisco Bezerra de , Nora Leonardo Augusto Rodrigues da Silva , Drumond Thais Diniz Reis , Satrapa Herika Fernanda Montilha , Pereira Fábio Soares 
Published: August 2024

Objective: This article aims to analyze the challenges and solutions of integrating urban logistics and urban mobility, providing insights and a framework for the development of public policies, business strategies, and future research.

Theoretical Framework: The harmony between logistics and urban mobility is essential for the efficient management of cities, given its direct influence on the movement of people and goods. This integration enhances infrastructure, accessibility, social inclusion, and competitiveness while reducing operational costs. With the growth of online commerce and urbanization, it is urgent to seek a fairer and more sustainable mobility model, demanding strategic and collaborative urban planning to ensure smart and efficient cities in the future.

Method: The research employed a systematic literature review (SLR) with a predefined search strategy in the Scopus and Transport Research International Documentation (TRID) databases, using specific terms related to urban logistics and mobility. This resulted in the selection of 129 studies from the period 2019-2024. The framework's development involved organizing and categorizing the extracted information.

Results and Discussion: The SLR revealed the need for more comprehensive technical studies to improve urban mobility, considering geographical and cultural specificities and the local impact of infrastructure works. The high population density in metropolitan areas has increased traffic and hindered goods deliveries, emphasizing the importance of urban logistics in mitigating congestion and finding sustainable solutions. The integration of urban logistics with cities' development strategies and territorial policies is essential, requiring technological innovations and integrated public policies.

Research Implications: The study proposes an integrated framework for urban logistics and mobility management, which includes components of urban planning, technology and information, incentives and public policies, as well as community engagement. It also highlights the need for future research on the impacts of emerging technologies like autonomous vehicles and delivery systems on urban logistics operations.

Originality/Value: The article offers a unique perspective on the interdependence between urban logistics and urban mobility, providing a comprehensive analysis and proposing integrated strategies to enhance efficiency, sustainability, and quality of life in modern cities.
The Use of Electronic Games to Treat Food Selectivity of A Six-Year-Old Child: a Study Case
Authors: Campos Mariana Tavares de , Varanda Cristina de Andrade 
Published: August 2024

Objective: To investigate if the use of electronic games can contribute to treat food selectivity of a six-year-old child, as of guidance provided to parents.

Theoretical Framework: Interventive psychodiagnosis and family dynamics analysis.

Method: Study case. Interviews, Child Behavior Checklist – 6 to 18 years old (CBCL), The Home Environment Resources Scale, guidance to parents and two electronic games were used to manage food selectivity.

Results and Discussion: The results revealed behavioral change of parents and child regarding feeding and the child autonomy. The electronic games allowed to gradually expose the child to the solid foods, as well as differentiate them from the adequate foods to younger children, which favored the interest of experimenting new foods.

Research Implications: The results can be applied or influence practices in the field of Psychology, Medicine, Education and Nutrition, encompassing assessment and intervention in the practice of professionals of the mentioned areas.

Originality/Value: This study contributes to the literature by using electronic games which can be created by the therapist and even the parents to manage food selectivity. The relevance and value of this research are evidenced by the positive results obtained, besides the innovative character of the use of new technologies to manage food selectivity.
Higher Education and Citizen Skills
Authors: Bernate Jayson , Puerto Sandra , Urrea Pedro , Daza Rubén , Fonseca Ingrid , Babativa Henry 
Published: August 2024

Purpose: Reflect on the importance and impact of citizenship competencies in higher education, taking into account various aspects in society and the world at a political, economic and social level. Methodology: The methodology of the article is based on the reflective qualitative method. Sánchez Silva (2005) defines it as follows: “The reflective tradition privileges values, norms and creates patterns of behavior that favor an analytical and critical attitude aimed at reviewing and evaluating ideas, assumptions, theories and conventional methods” (p.116). ). Furthermore, according to Edmund Husserl (cited by Menéndez, 2012), reflection is fundamental in phenomenology, being one of its main tasks to analyze experiences in an organized way. Results and Conclusions: The integration of citizenship competencies in higher education is essential to develop critical and reflective thinking skills in students, as well as deep awareness and social responsibility. Students not only learn to critically analyze and evaluate information, but also prepare to actively participate in civic and democratic life. This includes the ability to make informed decisions, value diversity and participate in democratic processes, which strengthens social cohesion and promotes more just and equitable communities. Implications: This research provides implications for educational and government policies to continue strengthening Citizen Competencies policies in higher education institutions. Originality/value: This research offers novelty by reflecting on how public policies impact citizen competencies in higher education.
Mental Health Planning in the COVID-19 Scenario: a Systematic Review of Literature and Metasynthesis
Authors: Matos Tallys Newton Fernandes de , Carvalho Gabrielle da Silva , Ferreira Diego da Silva , Dias Hugo Nonato Campos , Ferreira Isabel Cristina Freire , Oliveira Lilian Lima de , Paula Ney Ronaldy de Oliveira 
Published: August 2024

Objective: The general objective was to investigate mental health planning by the healthcare team in the Covid-19 scenario.

Method: The present study is a Systematic Literature Review and Metasynthesis. The guiding question was defined through the “PICo” strategy. The search for evidence took place in the Scielo, Lilacs and Pubmed databases. The review and selection of studies took place through complete reading and evaluation of titles, abstracts and elimination of duplicate articles. Methodological analysis of the study involved the 8 levels of evidence hierarchy.

Results: The results were presented using a model based on and adapted to the “Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis” (PRISMA) protocol, recording the source’s key information through: Author, Year of publication, Origin, Objective, Methodology and Results.

Discussion: The discussion of the results took place through meta-synthesis interpretation, with inferences of logical and integrative validity, in the comparison and union of meanings and concepts, characterizing the following axes: Challenges in mental health in the Covid-19 scenario; Strategies for mental health planning in the Covid-19 scenario; And, Importance of mental health planning in the Covid-19 scenario.

Final Considerations: Mental health planning acts as a fundamental element in the search for balancing the basic needs of human beings and the absence of this can enable the weakening of care networks, generating a social catastrophe.
Biogas and Methane Production From The Anaerobic Digestion of Urban Solid Waste Irrigated With Leachate and Water
Authors: Gomes Ana Carolina Correia de Oliveira , Sampaio Fernanda Silvia de Oliveira , Siébra Hédio Michael Alves , Stefanutti Ronaldo 
Published: August 2024

Objective: The objective of this study is to evaluate the capacity of the reactor built to simulate the behavior of a landfill on a pilot scale and to analyze the production of biogas and methane on a pilot scale in a landfill irrigated with leachate, in order to produce a reactor model that can be used in landfill simulation work and to analyze the behavior of biogas production irrigated with leachate at optimum humidity.

Method: A 1000L reactor containing 500L of MSW was built. The experiment lasted 91 days, with slurry and water being applied every week, interspersed. The slurry application rate was 54L/m3 per week and the humidity was monitored in order to maintain 50% humidity. The slurry was characterized using 25 parameters. The humidity of the MSW mass was analyzed with 5 collections during the experiment.

Results and Discussion: It was possible to identify that the recirculation of leachate at an application rate of 54L/m3 per week, while maintaining optimum humidity, results in the start of the methanogenic phase after two months of landfilling. The proposed reactor can be used in pilot-scale landfill simulation projects by changing the installation height of the upper collection point.

Research Implications: This research contributes to the literature by providing a type of reactor that can be used to simulate the behavior of landfills on a pilot scale. In addition, it provides results for the application of manure that can be used in environmental sanitation and for the generation of natural gas and energy, and can also be used as a basis for future work studying different manure application rates.

Originality/Value: This study contributes to a better understanding of biogas generation in landfills, which can be used to boost its production and, consequently, the generation of natural gas and energy.
Legal Certainty of Registration of House Ownership Rights on Seawater
Authors: Sekarmadji Agus , Moechthar Oemar , Sampe John Roberto , Nussy Idham Halik 
Published: August 2024

Objective: This research aims to analyze regulations related to houses above sea water which have not been regulated in several laws and regulations, especially regarding the provision of types of rights for people who have houses above sea water because land covered by sea water is also considered as land in general based on PP No. 18 of 2021

Theoretical Framework: House or place to live is essentially a basic need for people apart from clothing, food, education and health. There are types of houses in Indonesia that are located above sea water, with constructions that use poles as supports which are embedded in land covered by sea water

Method: This research is legal research, the approaches used in this research include a statute approach and a conceptual approach

Results and Discussion: The result of this research is that the right to certainty of ownership of houses above sea water can be given to the people in order to fulfill one of the objectives of the enactment of the UUPA, namely laying the foundations for providing legal certainty regarding land rights for the people as a whole

Research Implications: This research has implications for the development of science, especially in the development of regulations related to agrarian law

Originality/Value: ownership rights to houses above sea water should be given to ensure legal certainty for people who own houses above sea water, namely by granting right to build to the community for ownership of houses above sea water where the building use rights will be separate from the land. which is covered by sea water.
Contribution to the Knowledge of Two Endangered Fishes of the Jequitinhonha River Basin
Authors: Oliveira Sergio Renato , Andrade Neto Francisco Ricardo de 
Published: August 2024

Objective: Investigate the capture of Brycon devillei and Steindachneridion amblyurum in the Jequitinhonha River basin to contribute to the knowledge of these endemic and endangered species.

Theoretical Framework: Based on concepts of ecology and conservation of aquatic species, highlighting the importance of preserving natural habitats for maintaining biodiversity. Theories on the relationship between climatic events and fish capture patterns are also explored.

Method: Monthly collections of the species from 2011 to 2015, focusing on the months of October to February. Data collection included the capture of live specimens, which were sent for macro and microscopic analysis at the Machado Mineiro Environmental Station. The relationship between rainy days and reservoir levels with the number of species captured was statistically analyzed.

Results and Discussion: Both Brycon devillei and Steindachneridion amblyurum were mainly captured during periods of rain and reservoir filling. There was a significant relationship between capture and rainy days for both species, with p<0.003 for Steindachneridion amblyurum and p<0.002 for Brycon devillei. The discussion contextualizes these findings in light of the theoretical framework, considering the ecological implications.

Research Implications: Monitoring the reservoir during rainy days for the conservation of these species. Theoretically, the study highlights the importance of environmental factors in the capture of endangered aquatic species.

Originality/Value: Contributes to the literature by providing unprecedented data on Brycon devillei and Steindachneridion amblyurum. The research offers valuable insights for the conservation of endemic fish in impacted habitats.
Entrepreneurship Learning: Implementation of Pancasila Values in Developing Higher Education Models
Authors: Kurniawan Moh. Usman , Murwani F. Danardana , Wahjoedi  , Nasikh  
Published: August 2024

Purpose: The purpose of this research is to develop and evaluate a Pancasila-based entrepreneurship learning model for higher education, with the goal of integrating Pancasila values into entrepreneurial education to better prepare students for the demands of the global market.

Objective: The objective of this study is to design and test an entrepreneurship learning model that embeds Pancasila values, aiming to enhance student engagement, innovation, and ethical practices. It seeks to identify implementation challenges and opportunities, and to provide practical recommendations for educators and policymakers, while contributing to the understanding of the impact of values-based education on entrepreneurial competencies.

Theoretical Framework: This research is grounded in the principles of Pancasila, which encompass belief in God, humanitarianism, national unity, democracy, and social justice. These principles are integrated into the entrepreneurship education framework, emphasizing social responsibility, ethical decision-making, and innovation. The framework also incorporates theories of experiential learning, reflective practice, and competency-based education to foster holistic entrepreneurial development.

Method: Interviews and focus groups will be conducted with key stakeholders, including students, lecturers, and industry partners, to gather in-depth insights into the effectiveness and challenges of the current entrepreneurship education model.

Results and Discussion: The research is expected to reveal areas where current entrepreneurship education models lack integration of Pancasila values. It will discuss the benefits of incorporating these values, such as increased student engagement and ethical awareness, as well as challenges like resistance to change and the need for additional resources. The discussion will provide insights into how the new model impacts student learning and behavior, supported by quantitative and qualitative data.

Research Implications: The findings have significant implications for higher education institutions, educators, and policymakers. They highlight the need for curriculum development that integrates national values, influence policy decisions to mandate such integration, and offer practical strategies for educators to implement values-based education effectively. The study also provides a foundation for further research on the impact of values-based education in various fields.

Originality/Value: This research is original in its approach to integrating Pancasila values into entrepreneurship education, addressing a gap in the literature on values-based entrepreneurial learning. Its value lies in providing a novel model that not only enhances entrepreneurial skills but also instills ethical and social responsibility in students, preparing them for the global market while adhering to national.