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PROPOSTA DE UMA METODOLOGIA ADAPTADA PARA A DISTRIBUIÇÃO DOS RECURSOS DO ICMS SOCIOAMBIENTAL REFERENTE À PARCELA DE RESÍDUOS SÓLIDOS EM PERNAMBUCO
Authors: De Souza Deyvison Luiz Andrade , Sobral Maria do Carmo Martins , Da Paz Diogo Henrique Fernandes 
Published: July 2023

O ICMS ecológico é um instrumento político que leva em consideração critérios ambientais para partilha do valor de arrecadação do ICMS destinado aos municípios brasileiros. Este instrumento tem por objetivo promover melhorias nos municípios referentes aos aspectos sociais e ambientais, consequentemente, melhorando a qualidade de vida dos munícipes e combatendo as formas de poluição ambiental. Em Pernambuco, o ICMS ecológico é conhecido como ICMS Socioambiental e os critérios ambientais são baseados em unidades de conservação, proteção de corpos hídricos e disposição correta de resíduos sólidos dos municípios. Para que o município tenha direito à partilha dos recursos provenientes do ICMS Socioambiental referente a resíduos sólidos em Pernambuco é necessário que a Agência Estadual de Meio Ambiente (CPRH) avalie a situação de tratamento dos resíduos sólidos sob a ótica de critérios referentes a aterro sanitário e a unidade de compostagem. A avaliação de ambos os critérios juntamente com a proporção da população residente no município é que estabelece o valor financeiro que o Tribunal de Contas do Estado de Pernambuco (TCE/PE) repassará ao município. Esta pesquisa objetiva propor uma metodologia adaptada para a distribuição dos recursos provenientes do ICMS Socioambiental referente a resíduos sólidos no estado de Pernambuco por meio da inserção de um novo critério no sistema de avaliação da CPRH. O novo critério é composto por dez indicadores ambientais informados pelos municípios ao Sistema Nacional de Informações sobre Saneamento (SNIS) e diz respeito a gestão municipal dos resíduos sólidos. Com a inclusão do novo critério no sistema de avaliação da CPRH, esta pesquisa simulou o desempenho dos 184 municípios pernambucanos na participação dos recursos provenientes do ICMS Socioambiental referente a resíduos sólidos em três cenários, com pesos distintos entre os critérios de avaliação. A análise desses cenários foi feita em três municípios e revelou que a inclusão de um novo critério no sistema de avaliação da CPRH contribui para o fortalecimento da gestão municipal de resíduos sólidos.
Implementation of Boarding Training as an Effort to Improve the Capabilities of Public Health Services for Health Workers at Puskesmas
Authors: Hariyono  , Roesminingsih Maria Veronika , Khamidi Amrozi , Hartono  
Published: July 2023

Purpose: The perpuse of this research is to improve the ability of public health services through boarding training for health workers at the Mojokerto Health Office.

Theoretical framework: The key to the success of public health lies in services designed in the management of health services which involve all health workers who study good public health services with professional knowledge and skills through boarding training with a structured process, authentic activities carefully designed through boarding training design. Thus, the boarding school training method is very suitable for public health services.

Method/design/approach: This study uses qualitative methods, and uses a case study research design. Subjects in this study are 10 respondents who came from participants in the training of health workers' dormitories. In this study using in-depth interview instruments, and observation.

Results and conclusion: The results of the study show that forming a team of education and training providers as an efficient team work at the Mojokerto Health Office, and how to train competent and empowered health workers.

Research implications: With this training, health workers in Mojokerto can provide good public health services at the puskesmas, and increase their professional knowledge and skills that have been obtained during the training.
The Impact of Financial Literacy on the Decision to use a Mobile Payment Application: a Case Study of Households that Have Just Escaped Poverty in Hanoi
Authors: Son Dinh Van , Trang Dang Thu , Huong Nguyen Thi Lien , Anh Pham Tuan 
Published: July 2023

Purpose: To study and quantify the impact of financial literacy on the decision to use a mobile payment application. Case study of households that have just escaped poverty in Hanoi.

Theoretical framework: The foundation for building a theoretical framework is the content of personal finance knowledge in this study, including (i) financial knowledge, (ii) financial attitudes, (iii) financial skills and (iv) financial behavior. Financial literacy is assessed using a combination of objective multiple-choice questions and self-assessment.

Methods: The study is based on survey data collected through a structured online questionnaire for newly lifted household heads, as well as secondary data collected from respondents' profiles. Research data were collected from 186 responses using convenient non-probability sampling technique and analyzed by descriptive statistics, ANOVA analysis and Binary Logistic regression analysis. ANOVA analysis showed a statistically significant relationship between the groups of subjects in terms of personal financial knowledge (in both self-assessment method and objective test method).

Results and conclusions: Binary Logistic regression results show that the main variables that positively affect the probability of a new household head out of poverty include Personal Financial Knowledge, Personal Financial Behavior, Gender, Status Occupation and Education Level. Financial attitudes and Religion have a negative impact on the ability of household heads to decide to use mobile payment applications.

Finding implication: The findings will contribute to differences in financial knowledge and financial behavior. Financial behavior in this study is considered as the decision to use mobile payment service of Hanoi households who have just escaped poverty. We also looked at the effects of gender, age, occupation, religion, marital status, family role, and years out of poverty.
Uniqueness/value: The research results are the basis for proposing governance implications as well as policy recommendations to improve the personal financial knowledge of newly-escaped household heads, encouraging them to use the service. mobile payment services, thereby helping them achieve their goals of economic recovery and sustainable development.
Emotional Intelligence in Times of Covid-19: a Comparative Study in Peruvian Universities
Authors: Calle-Ramírez Xiomara M. , Ronald M. Hernández  , Olaya-Olaya Claudio , Tarrillo Segundo Juan Sánchez , Escobedo Fernando , Saavedra-López Miguel A. 
Published: July 2023

Objective: The aim of the study was to compare emotional intelligence in Peruvian university students from public and private universities.

Theoretical framework: In higher education, emotionally intelligent students have the ability to interact appropriately with others, achieve good academic results, and reach personal and professional goals.

Method: The methodology was descriptive-comparative, the sample consisted of 838 university students of both sexes from public (471) and private (364) universities belonging to the coast, highlands and jungle regions of Peru. A sociodemographic form created for the study and the emotional intelligence scale (TMMS-24) were used as measurement instruments.

Results and conclusion: The results showed that university students over 30 years of age, women, those from the highlands and those who worked had high levels of emotional intelligence.

Implications of the research: It is necessary for university institutions to reorganize their academic conditions and provide the necessary inputs to apply socioemotional strategies to students. Researchers linked to the lines of research on emotional intelligence should develop predictive studies to know which factors may be predicting adequate or inadequate emotional intelligence in university students.

Originality: This study demonstrates that it is essential to attend to and provide emotional intelligence tools to those students who do not have the necessary resources to face different situations in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic and contributes to the training of educators, especially environmental educators in crisis contexts.
Reverse Logistics of Pesticide Packaging: A Case Study in Rio Branco/Ac, Brazil
Authors: de Souza Edi Carlos Vale de Almeida , De Lima Junior Francisco Bezerra , Soliani Rodrigo Duarte , Oliveira Pollyana Rufino de Souza , De Oliveira Dion Alves , Siqueira Reinaldo Maia , Nora Leonardo Augusto Rodrigues da Silva , Macêdo Jailson 
Published: July 2023

Objective: This study aims to analyze the implementation of reverse logistics in Rio Branco/AC to ensure proper disposal of pesticide and other agricultural product packaging.

Theoretical framework: Significant measures are being adopted worldwide to reduce the impact of human activities on the environment over time. In Brazil, the National Solid Waste Policy (PNRS) modernized solid waste management with the implementation of a reverse logistics system that seeks to reintegrate these wastes into the production cycle.

Method: For a comprehensive understanding of the subject, a multidisciplinary methodological approach was adopted, which combined a review of specialized literature with data collection through a semi-structured questionnaire applied in eight agricultural stores in Rio Branco/AC.

Results and conclusion: The majority of the interviewees had extensive experience in the trade of agricultural products, with 75% of them working in the sector for more than a decade. The research highlights the importance of proper training on handling and disposal of agricultural product packaging, with 87.5% of companies offering this type of training to their employees. However, the study also indicates the need to increase awareness and education to encourage customers to return packaging, as only 37.5% of clients correctly dispose of it.

Research implications: To promote proper disposal of empty packaging and minimize negative environmental impacts, it is crucial to raise awareness among users through educational campaigns and training. These efforts should emphasize the negative consequences of improper waste disposal and encourage the practice of reverse logistics.
Originality/value: Future studies are necessary for a better understanding of the effect of reverse logistics policies on sustainable agriculture, which should evaluate the effectiveness of these policies and also take into account the possible environmental and social consequences resulting from the inadequate disposal of agricultural waste, including pesticide packaging.
Important Issues of Facilities and Infrastructure Development in Rural Systems of Self-Management; A Study of Future Study
Authors: Asrul  , Rianse Usman , Kadir Abdul , Mahrani Sri Wiyati , Hasddin  
Published: July 2023

Background and purpose: Discourses regarding the fulfillment and quality of the construction of facilities and infrastructure are now focused on villages because there are still gaps between villages and cities. Several countries, both developing and developed countries, have a similar model for overcoming this gap, namely financing (funds) for villages. The focus discussed is the development of village facilities and infrastructure (infrastructure) with a self-management system.

Methods: The study aims to reveal important issues and topics produced by previous researchers. Using a journal-based review study approach.

Results: The research findings emphasize future studies (as a research position). The first is innovation, precise targeting, and measurable, proportional use of local resources such as labor and raw materials. Both qualities comply with quality standards. The third is responsive to technical problems (development of facilities and infrastructure). Fourth, open or transparent (maximum accommodating community aspirations regarding development proposals) and accountable.

Research implication: As a differentiator, originality, and opportunities for new research are focused on two things, namely taking studies in coastal villages; as well as using analysis techniques IPA and CSI.
Running Head: Child Advocacy for Rape Victims in Kecapi Bay Village
Authors: Rachmayanthy Rachmayanthy , Equatora Muhammad Ali , Kurniawan Andi , Rohayati Ade Cici , Haryono Haryono 
Published: July 2023

Purpose: Many violent cases experienced by children and officers' lack of law enforcement become a reason for poor justice. Each case needs advocacy.

Theoretical framework: Social advocacy needs to be done by those who deal with child victims of physical abuse.

Method: This research is qualitative research with a simple description. A descriptive method is used in research on a human, an object, a set of conditions, a system, a group's mindset, a system, or a current situation that aims to obtain a systematically actual and accurate description, picture of facts and characteristics and their correlation with an observed phenomenon.

Result and Conclusion: This research involves psychology services. It is helpful for the trauma recovery of victims who experience abuse effects directly and indirectly. During the break time situation at SDN (Public Elementary School), 16 Pemulutan is crowded with students. They also usually play various games in the yard. A reason for sexual abuse is parents’ lack of control over their children. Childhood is when everything the children see, hear, and read influences their future, positively or negatively.

Research implication: Therefore, researchers prevent the situation by giving religious education to the children. Religious education from as early as possible has a very relevant impact so that it can avoid deviant actions.

Originality/value: The result of this research that became Novelty lies in how parents should be fully responsible for assisting in children's daily lives at the age of adolescence so that they can avoid unlawful acts.
Environmental Costing Model, Applied to a Lasallian University Case Study
Authors: Arcila Jorge Oliverio Suaza , Polo Orlando Carmelo Castellanos , Porras Nelson Augusto Serna , Vásquez Jheison Alexander Urrego 
Published: July 2023

Objective: to develop an environmental costing model by applying a case study to the Lasallian University of the municipality of Caldas (Colombia), which will serve as a support and motivation for private and public organizations, in order to measure the cost and benefits.

Method: As the world evolves, the importance of taking into account the environment has been recognized, and the desire to pay attention and reduce environmental damage, pollution, has increased dramatically, therefore, it will be analyzed by means of a case study the environmental costing and its impact on the Lasallian University.

Results and Conclusions: The result obtained is beneficial for the environment and the company, according to this model, investing in the environment yields a great percentage of financial savings and a great protection to the planet earth, guaranteeing the social responsibility that one has in front of the subject.

Repercussions of the research: Some large organizations, other medium and small companies, do not take into account the associated environmental impacts, lack of will. Mostly they prefer to pay penalties and environmental taxes, rather than make a small investment to protect the planet, the implementation of environmental costs can positively affect financial issues.

Originality/value: This paper provides an overview of the challenges and enablers of environmental costs in organizations.
Evolutionary Game Analysis of Low-Carbon Transformation of Construction Enterprises Under the "Dual Carbon" Target
Authors: Chang Pei , Liao Boi-Yee 
Published: July 2023

Purpose: This study aims to investigate the impacts of different choices made by construction enterprises, government, and the public on the low-carbon transformation of Chinese construction enterprises in the context of the global climate crisis.

Theoretical framework: The main theoretical foundation of this research is the theory of dynamic evolutionary games, it can aptly reflects the dynamic evolutionary process of strategy choices by various stakeholders during the promotion of low-carbon construction.

Method/design/approach: This study adopts a mixed-method approach involving literature review, qualitative analysis, and quantitative analysis. Firstly, a payoff matrix is constructed for the three stakeholders under different strategy choices. Then, the conditions under which different strategies tend to reach equilibrium are discussed. Finally, the stability of equilibrium solutions in evolutionary game is analyzed.

Results and conclusion: There are 7 equilibrium solutions that can be evolutionary stable strategies in specific situations. It is challenging for the system to achieve a progressively stable strategy when only one or two entities participate in low-carbon transformation.

Research implications: This study focuses on the background of the Chinese government's "dual carbon" target. It takes an innovative approach by considering the stakeholders in the low-carbon building supply chain, including the government and the general public, and develops a tripartite evolutionary game model for the low-carbon transformation of construction enterprises. This research makes a significant contribution to the future development of low-carbon buildings in China.

Originality/value:The results obtained in this study are unprecedented, innovative and relevant to the scientific community, in the context of sustainable development of low-carbon buildings.
Treatment of Synthetic Industrial Effluent Aiming at the Removal of Glyphosate by Means of Advanced Oxidation
Authors: Aranha Carolina Fernandes , Ribeiro Marcos Aurélio , Teran Francisco Javier Cuba , Cuba Renata Medici Frayne , Guimarães Luanna Gláucia 
Published: July 2023

Objective: The purpose of this study was to assess the efficiency of an advanced oxidative process gradually applying different oxidative agents, i. e. UV, TiO2 and O3, to evaluate the removal efficiency of a commercial composition of glyphosate from an aqueous matrix.

Theoretical framework: In Brazil, approximately 150 million liters of glyphosate are consumed per year, representing 30% of the total pesticides used, which can contaminate surface water due to aerial or terrestrial spraying, erosion and runoff, improper disposal of commercial packaging and cleaning of contaminated spray tanks. Advanced oxidative processes have emerged as an alternative to the degradation of glyphosate since they have high efficiency in reducing organic contaminants to an acceptable limit with a low operating cost.

Method: Experimental consisted of a benchtop-scale system, composed of a batch reactor with a 25W UV lamp inside and a feeding pump in a recirculation reservoir. It was responsible for performing the removal of glyphosate by means of an advanced oxidative process after receiving TiO2 and O3 application.

Results and conclusion: The photolysis process obtained an efficiency of 24.69%, the photocatalytic oxidation process with TiO2 obtained 37.78%, and the photocatalytic ozonation with TiO2 obtained 45.46% efficiency in 60 minutes of reaction. The possible formation of byproducts after one hour of reaction due to the increase in concentration was also observed, since it was not possible to distinguish glyphosate from other compounds in the analysis method applied.

Implications of the research: As demonstrated by the results of the experimental assays, the advanced oxidative technique proved to be very efficient to make the removal of a commercial composition of glyphosate from an aqueous matrix.

Originality/value: It has been shown that it is possible to remove glyphosate in an efficient way, using a highly efficient fast technique.
Eco-Efficiency of Forestry Companies Around the World: A Data Envelopment Analysis
Authors: Espejo Robert Armando , De Araújo Rildo Vieira , Costa Reginaldo Brito , Gomes Pinto de Abreu Urbano , Taveira José Carlos , Cunha George Henrique de Moura , Herrera Gabriel Paes , Constantino Michel 
Published: July 2023

Objective: to evaluate and compare the economic, environmental, and eco-efficiency of companies operating in the forestry sector and fill the gap in relation to the lack of information about the theme. Theoretical framework: increased awareness of society around the traditional productive model and its impact on the environment demands that companies associate business competitiveness with environmental responsibility. Therefore, the disclosure of information and the analysis of it using methods such as the eco-efficiency approach are important to monitor the performance of companies. Methods: the Data Envelopment Analysis method was used with three proposed models: economic (desirable output); environmental with undesirable variables; and eco-efficiency model with desirable and undesirable variables. Results and conclusions: results show that the years 2009-2010 and 2016-2017 were more favorable to technical efficiency, while ecological efficiency was higher from 2010 to 2012. Meanwhile, the highest average eco-efficiency score was registered in 2013. In the 11 years analyzed, Portugal, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, South Africa, and Spain stood out as the most eco-efficient countries. Research implications: the eco-efficiency approach demonstrated and discussed in this research can be used to monitor forestry companies’ performance taking into account their productivity and environmental impact reduction. Originality/value: this study presents a comprehensive evaluation of silviculture companies worldwide using the technical, environmental, and eco-efficiency models. Analyses are based on financial and environmental data of 82 publicly listed companies from 23 countries, including developed and developing economies and cover the period of 11 years (2009 to 2019).