Uzbekistan - a country of innovations? by Vladimir A. Avatkov, Zlata P. Rozhkova

“…The author’s position is as follows: the government of the Republic of Uzbekistan is struggling with the problems that hinder innovation reforms, as well as actively developing cooperation with foreign countries, international organizations and attracts the investments of private investors.…”
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The AIIB, multilateral and national development banks: potential for cooperation by Andrei Vladimirovich Shelepov

“…Based on the forecast, the author concludes that in five years the new bank together with its partners will be able to provide infrastructure financing of up to US$ 165 billion. In order to develop cooperation in accordance with the optimistic scenario, the AIIB should start relying on its own environmental and social practices, acting as a main co-financier. …”
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ASEAN Member States in the Focus of Ukraine’s Priority Markets by Raкhman Mahbubur S., Sokyrko Bohdana M.

“…The purpose of the article is to analyze the macroeconomic indicators and trends in the foreign and domestic trade of the ASEAN member states, as well as to study the courses of developing cooperation with Ukraine for the organization, in general, and for each member state, in particular. …”
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Collaborative innovation evolution of the logistics and manufacturing industry in China. by Xiuling Chen, Haohua Liu

“…The logistics industry and the manufacturing industry are mutually productive factors and service objects, which determines that the two must develop cooperatively. In the increasingly fierce market competition, open collaborative innovation is more conducive to improving the level of linkage between the logistics industry and the manufacturing industry, and promoting industrial development. …”
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Analysis of the joint detection capability of the SMILE satellite and EISCAT-3D radar by JiaoJiao Zhang, TianRan Sun, XiZheng Yu, DaLin Li, Hang Li, JiaQi Guo, ZongHua Ding, Tao Chen, Jian Wu, Chi Wang

“…The Solar wind Magnetosphere Ionosphere Link Explorer (SMILE) satellite is a small magnetosphere–ionosphere link explorer developed cooperatively between China and Europe. It pioneers the use of X-ray imaging technology to perform large-scale imaging of the Earth’s magnetosheath and polar cusp regions. …”
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SMART CITIES, SMART TOURISM? THE CASE OF THE CITY OF PORTO by I. Guerra, F. Borges, J. Padrão, J. Tavares, M.H. Padrão

“…With the forward thinking of “creating” new urban development models, the cities intend to strategically positioning themselves and at the same time develop cooperation networks. Frequently using the Information and Communication Technologies (while as a means to an end and not as an end itself), the cities try to assure a greater economic competitiveness, the environmental sustainability and the reinforcement of citizenship (calling out to people to participate, in the scope of an inclusive logic and in an appeal to creativity and social responsibility).Even the 2020 European strategy promotes this development.The geographic scope of the study is limited to the city of Porto. …”
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Foresight of innovative processes in the environics of production systems by Kirilchuk Svetlana, Morozova Irina

“…Further research can be aimed at developing cooperation between government, business and society in order to successfully realize the potential of environics and invest in effective innovative industrial and environmental developments.…”
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New Trends in Israel Regional Policy (2009-2019) by T. A. Karasova

“…This also allowed Israel to develop cooperative ties with the so-called pro-Western states of the region, such as Saudi Arabia and some Persian Gulf countries in pursuit of containing the Iranian nuclear threat and its growing regional influence. …”
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Cooperative Extension professionals' knowledge and attitudes toward the opioid epidemic: Implications for capacity development and outreach by Lisa T. Washburn, Karen L. Franck, Sreedhar Upendram, Jackie N. Yenerall

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Two Auxin Response Elements Fine-Tune <i>PINOID</i> Expression During Gynoecium Development in <i>Arabidopsis thaliana</i> by André Kuhn, Bethany Runciman, William Tasker-Brown, Lars Østergaard

“…ETTIN (ETT; ARF3) is a key regulator of gynoecium development. Cooperatively with its interacting partner INDEHISCENT (IND), ETT regulates <i>PINOID</i> (<i>PID</i>), a gene involved in the regulation gynoecium apical development (style development). …”
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Invisibility in global health: A case for disturbing bioethical frameworks [version 2; peer review: 2 approved, 1 approved with reservations] by Chelsea Modlin, Shu Hui Ng, Jonathan D. Shaffer, Patricia Kingori, Michael Parker, Arsenii Alenichev, Ilana Ambrogi, Marlyn C. Faure, Halina Suwalowska

“…To rediscover the ethos of the WHO Alma Ata Declaration—a vision of “health for all by the year 2000”—these thinking tools will be necessary aids in developing cooperation and support beyond the narrow market logic that dominates the landscape of contemporary global health.…”
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Villa Elisa Rice Cooperative, a good example of Entre Rios cooperative tradition (Argentina) La Cooperativa Arroceros Villa Elisa, un buen ejemplo de la tradición cooperativista de... by Graciela Mateo

“…Historians recognize Entre Rios province as the birthplace of colonization but it is also there that, since the beginning of the twentieth century, agricultural cooperatives providing important services to partners in sourcing, marketing and industrialization have developed. Cooperative aid have brought about a more rational use of the land, increased turnover, improved product quality, efficient use of capital and rising demand due to expanding markets, different services that each farmer by itself could not reach. …”
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Designing a cooperative model of agricultural micro-insurance for rural areas of Iran; Case study: Livestock micro-insurance by Maryam امیدی نجف آبادی, Amir Teimour Payandeh

“…In economic challenges the variable “lack of savings" in poor people as an essential component to buy insurance; In socio-cultural challenges, the variable "lack of rural participation in cooperative insurance schemes" and "lack of trust among local community networks"; In educational-extension challenges, the variables "lack of mass media attention to micro-insurance issues" and "lack of education of low-income groups through custom cases"; In technical challenges, the variable "lack of information about micro-insurance marketing among the poor"; and In the policy challenges, the variable “lack of Agricultural Products Fund attention to the micro-insurance issues" has the highest priority of developing cooperative rural micro-insurance.…”
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Organizational network management — new quality in strategic management of research-development units by Bilecka Joanna

“…The application allows business owners and HR teams to manage talent the processes of "soft HR" with the use of analytical data, among others: induction of new employees, internal mobility and succession, identifying employees who could potentially drop out, internal trainers and mentors, developing cooperation where it's missing and reducing its excess, building communities of practice and project teams.…”
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Short supply food chains in rural development by A. I. Kostyaev, E. A. Shepeleva

“…It is concluded that agricultural consumer cooperatives can have a significant impact on the formation of short supply food chains only in certain regions with a developed cooperative network. The results of the questionnaire of agricultural consumer cooperatives have revealed a number of interrelated problems concerning the sale of products, the need for the development of agricultural cooperative markets and other retail markets. …”
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Development of Сooperation Between Kyrgyzstan and the European Union at the Present Stage by R. A. Valeeva

“…It expanded diplomatic ties and successfully implemented mechanisms for developing cooperation with Central Asia. In particular, it has expanded its presence in the region, successfully launching several of its strategic programs in various areas of cooperation.In 2019, the European Union adopted a new Strategy for Central Asia. …”
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IMPLEMENTASI PROGRAM KONTRIBUSI PELAYANAN UNIVERSAL / UNIVERSAL SERVICE OBLIGATION (KPU/USO) DI DESA SIDOREJO KEC. LENDAH KABUPATEN KULONPROGO by , Tohphudoyo, Drs, , Dr. Erwan Agus Purwanto

“…Effectiveness of rural Internet program at the implementation stage influenced how policy actors to package or plan activities, organize resources and develop cooperation in order to anticipate the obstacles that may arise in the field. …”

Gelingensbedingungen und Herausforderungen der Kooperation von Studierendentandems im Praxissemester by Sandra Lammerding, Silvia Fränkel, Petra Hanke, René Schroeder

“…Abstract Cooperation between teachers from different teaching professions is considered an essential prerequisite for the successful handling of heterogeneity in schools. Developing cooperative competence is therefore a central element in teacher education, but corresponding academic training content and formats are still rare. …”
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Interaction with City Logistics Stakeholders as a Factor of the Development of Polish Cities on the Way to Becoming Smart Cities by Katarzyna Dohn, Marzena Kramarz, Edyta Przybylska

“…The results provide city managers with information on how to develop cooperation with stakeholders and which logistic areas to include in the formulated strategies. …”
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Research on Intangible Cultural Heritage Digital Resources Development Based on NFT by MOU Lijun, XU Xin

“…At the subject level, the development based on NFT integrates the strength of various institutions, promotes the multi-developer cooperation. At the method level, the development meets the three needs of users and realizes the live development. …”
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