Exploring new media influences on social engagement among youths in Malaysia by Mohamed Nawi, Nul Widaya

“…The importance of study is paramount in terms of the needs of the government in formulating relevant new policies.…”
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Knowledge Management, Technology, Strategy, And Environment in Halal Food Industry Green Supply Chain and Logistics Management Performance by Ahmad, Hartini, Mohamed Udin, Zulkifli, Nor, Nainatul Farzuha, Shabudin, Ahmad

“…Government should also support the industry with new policies and regulations that could fulfill the halal market demand. …”
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Key competencies for identifying construction activities that produce recyclable materials : An exploratory study by Omer, Mazen Mohamed Alkhdar, Abdul Rahimi, Abdul Rahman, Muhammad Ashraf, Fauzi, Almutairi, Saud Jaza

“…Originality/value: The findings can guide professionals in effective waste management, policymakers in creating new policies and regulations, and researchers in compiling a list of competencies for identifying construction activities that produce recyclable materials.…”
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From locked-down to locked-in? COVID-induced social practice change across four consumption domains by Simona Zollet, Julia Siedle, Miriam Bodenheimer, Steven R. McGreevy, Caroline Boules, Clemens Brauer, Md. Habibur Rahman, Christoph D. D. Rupprecht, Johannes Schuler

“…The uptake and lock-in of sustainable practices are driven by a combination of meaning and material-related practice elements such as the alignment with interests and personal values; the availability of labor, energy, or time; and the ability to routinize practices. However, new policies to support emerging lifestyle shifts, as well as the development of businesses catering to and encouraging low-impact practices, may ultimately determine the formation of a more sustainable “new normal.” …”
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Policy responses to the COVID-19 pandemic in the Manitoba grocery sector: a qualitative analysis of media, organizational communications, and key informant interviews by Natalie D. Riediger, Joyce J. Slater, Kelsey Mann, Bhanu Pilli, Hannah Derksen, Chantal Perchotte, Avery L. Penner

“…Safety measures encompassed numerous policies pertaining to sanitation, personal protection, transmission prevention, physical distancing, and limiting access. Overall, new policies were discussed as effective in making grocery shopping as safe as possible given the situation. …”
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Technology adoption and weed emergence dynamics: social ecological modeling for maize-legume systems across Africa by Timothy R. Silberg, Robert B. Richardson, Cosme P. Borges, Laura K. Schmitt Olabisi, Maria Claudia Lopez, Marcia Grisotti, Vimbayi G. P. Chimonyo, Bruno Basso, Karen A. Renner

“…According to model simulations, if new policies are not enacted to support intercropping, Striga is likely to spread to 2,625,000 maize fields, parasitizing almost 75% of smallholder farms across Central Malawi by 2036. …”
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Energy planning and modeling tools for sustainable development: A systematic literature review by Romain Akpahou, Lena D. Mensah, David A. Quansah, Francis Kemausuor

“…However, the review indicates that existing energy modeling tools do not fully capture SSA's unique features. Therefore, new policies need to be developed to integrate more renewable energy sources, with a focus on using EMTs developed specifically for the context of developing countries. …”
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Social equity and public transit in the inland empire: Introducing a transit equity analysis model by Kimberly Collins, Raffi Der Wartanian, Preston Reed, Holly Chea, Yunfei Hou, Yongping Zhang

“…The transit equity index shows a strong relationship between TSI and R.I. on DAI, reflecting the region's lack of efficient transit services in racially marginalized census tracts. As a result, new policies are needed to promote public transportation, create adequate infrastructure, and envision urban planning to decrease public transit social inequities within the I.E.…”
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Convergence on Coercion: Functional and Political Pressures as Drivers of Global Childhood Vaccine Mandates by Katie Attwell, Adam Hannah

“…Key informants had specific expert knowledge or played a role in the introduction or implementation of the new policies. Interview transcripts were coded inductively and deductively, augmented with extensive analysis of legal, policy, academic and media documents.Results  The case analysis identifies two key and interacting elements in government decisions to tighten vaccine mandates: functional and political pressures. …”
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ÜRETİM İLİŞKİLERİ TEMELİNDE MODERNİZM VE POST-MODERNİZMİN AZGELİŞMİŞ ÜLKELER ÜZERİNE ETKİLERİ (ON THE BASIS OF THE PRODUCTION RELATIONSHIP EFFECTS OF MODERNISM AND POST-MODERNISM O... by Kemal ER

“…Starting this point, this study aims to emphasize the factors that could be disadvantageous for underdeveloped countries and attempts to offer new policies intended to prevent the undesired effects of these factors. …”
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Exploring Energy Pathways for the Low-Carbon Transformation in India—A Model-Based Analysis by Linus Lawrenz, Bobby Xiong, Luise Lorenz, Alexandra Krumm, Hans Hosenfeld, Thorsten Burandt, Konstantin Löffler, Pao-Yu Oei, Christian von Hirschhausen

“…A more conservative “business as usual„ (BAU) scenario is sketched out along the lines of the New Policies scenario from the International Energy Agency (IEA). …”
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Comparative analysis of bacterial contamination in tap and groundwater: A case study on water quality of Quetta City, an arid zone in Pakistan by Khan Tanzeel, Akhtar Malik Muhammad, Malghani Gohram, Akhtar Rabia

“…Moreover, this research will be valuable for researchers and administrative authorities to conduct elaborative studies, and develop new policies to prevent further deterioration of drinking water in the water distribution system by pathogenic microorganisms and ensure safe drinking water to the public of Quetta city.…”
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Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Supply Chain System: Sudan's National Medical Supplies Fund 2011–2014 by Ayat Mohammed Elhassan Makkawi, Mohamed Awad Mousnad, Gamal Khalafalla Mohamed

“…Conclusions: The investment in the supply chain had a significant impact on the performance of the National Supply System of Essential Medicines in Sudan. The new policies and interventions as embedded in the new 2014 model represent a more efficient and cost-effective approach, and a better performing system than the baseline model of 2011.…”
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EFEKTIVITAS PEMBELAJARAN GEOGRAFI MENGGUNAKAN GOOGLE CLASSROOM PADA SMA NEGERI DI KOTA SAMARINDA by Wulan Safriani Purnamasari, Pelipus Goon, Iya' Setyasih, Yulian Widya Saputra, Yaskinul Anwar

“…Online learning is one of the new policies in the education sector due to the global pandemic, namely COVID-19. …”
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Use of European Funds and Ex Post Evaluation of Prevention Measures against Wolf Attacks (<i>Canis lupus italicus</i>) in the Emilia-Romagna Region (Italy) by Duccio Berzi, Jacopo Cerri, Carmela Musto, Maria Luisa Zanni

“…However, this work highlights the high percentage of denials of mitigation measures by farmers interested in adopting these tools, stressing the need for regional agencies to focus on new policies that can provide advance economic resources to farmers and solve the authorization problems related to the various bodies with which the participant in the tenders must interface.…”
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Healthy Eating Policy Improves Children’s Diet Quality in Early Care and Education in South Carolina by Daniel A. Zaltz, Amelie A. Hecht, Roni A. Neff, Russell R. Pate, Brian Neelon, Jennifer R. O’Neill, Sara E. Benjamin-Neelon

“…In South Carolina, a statewide program serving low-income children in ECE enacted new policies promoting healthy foods. We conducted an evaluation to measure changes in dietary intake among children in ECE exposed and not exposed to the new policy. …”
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SEMI-AUTOMATIC APPROACH FOR OPTICAL AND LIDAR DATA INTEGRATION USING PHASE CONGRUENCY MODEL AT MULTIPLE RESOLUTIONS by Y. Megahed, W. Y. Yan, A. Shaker

“…In light of the ongoing urban sprawl reported in recent studies, accurate urban mapping is essential for assessing current status and evolve new policies, to overcome various social, environmental, and economic consequence. …”
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Dynamic changes in methadone utilisation for opioid use disorder treatment: a retrospective observational study during the COVID-19 pandemic by Stephanie D Nichols, Kenneth L McCall, Brian J Piper, Amy L Kennalley, Jessica L Fanelli, John A Furst, Nicholas J Mynarski, Margaret A Jarvis

“…Furthermore, pronounced variation in methadone distribution among states was observed, with some states having no OTPs or Medicaid coverage. New policies are urgently needed to increase access to methadone treatment, address the opioid epidemic in the USA and reduce overdose deaths.…”
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THE SUBJECT MATTER AND FUNCTIONS OF POLITICAL CONSULTING by Victor Rubanov

“…While, on the other hand, the exact procedural role of political consultants in a very complicated process of new policies emerging has, up to now, been studied dramatically inadequate. …”
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Analysis and Enlightenment of International Deepfake Technology Policy Texts: Taking the United States and the European Union as Examples by ZHAO Xueqin, LI Tian'e, HU Huihui

“…But in general, it is based on its existing system to increase the governance of the alienation phenomenon of deepfake technology, so as to strengthen the mutual promotion and integration of new policies and old policies. For China, the governance of deepfake technology alienation should be started as soon as possible. …”
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