STATE SUPPORT FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT: A CROSS-COUNTRY COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS by A. Zhidebekkyzy, I. Mir Zada

“…Re-search results show the features of each selected group, making it possible to draw up recommendations for developing and least developed countries. The experience described in this paper will help to sys-temize the current practice across countries, learn general patterns for further studies, provides grounds for better policy-making and disseminates best-practice information for entrepreneurship development.…”
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The Influence of Modern International Terrorism on the Main Megatrends of Modern World Politics by Hasan Jabbarinasir

“…As a result, globalization in the least developed countries is perceived in a negative way, and the risks of local rollbacks for this phenomenon remain. …”
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GMO, safety concerns and international trade: developing countries perspective by Lakshman, Lekha, Ansari, Abdul Haseeb

“…This paper discusses the impact of agricultural biotechnology in developing and least developed countries and attempts to address the existing biosafety concerns that might have an impact on trade and the environment whilst highlighting the importance of choosing development pathways that are conducive to the specific needs of these nations without endangering their biodiversity and health of their people.…”
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An econometric analysis of the determinants of fertility : International evidence / Wun Kim Yen, Ratneswary Rasiah and Jason James Turner by Wun, Kim Yen, Rasiah, Ratneswary, Turner, Jason James

“…As far as the least developed countries, developed countries and the countries in the European region were concerned, none of the independent variables were significant predictors of fertility. …”
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Determinants of privatized solid waste management service provision in Lagos by Usman, Adam Shehu, Shamsudin, Mad Nasir, Ahmad Sidique, Shaufique Fahmi, Abdul Rahim, Khalid, Radam, Alias

“…The growing popularity of privatized solid waste management service in least developed countries warrants an exploration of factors that are likely to impact on its sustainability. …”
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Consumer ethnocentrism in developing countries by Sedki Karoui, Romdhane Khemakhem

“…Paradoxically, it is generally believed that consumers from developing countries, and least developed countries, are more inclined to buy imported goods instead of domestic ones.This study examines the relationship between consumer ethnocentrism (C.E) and their willingness to purchase domestic products (W.B.D) in one developing country: Tunisia. …”
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Identification and Levelling of Crisis Phenomena in the World Grain Market in the 2022/23 Marketing Year by Kovtoniuk Kateryna, Molchanova Ellana

“…Finally, the result also shows that Ukraine and Russia are key exporters of barley, rye, wheat, and corn to low-income and least developed countries. Grain price forecasting through technical analysis was carried out. …”
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Retrospective analysis and time series forecasting with automated machine learning of ascariasis, enterobiasis and cystic echinococcosis in Romania. by Johannes Benecke, Cornelius Benecke, Marius Ciutan, Mihnea Dosius, Cristian Vladescu, Victor Olsavszky

“…The epidemiology of neglected tropical diseases (NTD) is persistently underprioritized, despite NTD being widespread among the poorest populations and in the least developed countries on earth. This situation necessitates thorough and efficient public health intervention. …”
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Overweight and obesity in women in Burkina Faso: Socio-cultural and behavioural factors by Bernard dembele Dembele

“…Initially confined to developed nations, they are now spreading to least developed countries as a result of the globalisation of dietary attitudes and practices, which have greatly increased the consumption of ultra-processed and other obesogenic products. …”
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Assessing the long- and short-run effects of climate change and institutional quality on economic growth in Somalia by Abdimalik Ali Warsame, Ibrahim Abdukadir Sheik-Ali, Hassan Abdikadir Hussein, Galad Mohamed Barre

“…Developing and least developed countries such as Somalia are the most vulnerable countries to climate change consequences. …”
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Scientometric analysis of medicinal leech therapy by Engin Şenel, Ayşegül Taylan Özkan, Kosta Y. Mumcuoglu

“…Conclusion: To the best of our knowledge, our study was the first bibliometric and scientometric analysis in this field and we believe that multicenter studies and further searches from developing and least-developed countries are needed in hirudotherapy literature.…”
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Development Aid and Export Resilience in Developing Countries: A Reference to Aid for Trade by Sèna Kimm Gnangnon

“…In addition, development aid (regardless of which aid variable is considered) exerts the greatest positive effect upon export resilience in countries (such as the least developed countries—LDCs) that have the lowest productive capacities. …”
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Finding common development paths in voluntary national reviews reporting on sustainable development goals using aspect-based sentiment analysis. by Christoph Funk, Elena Tönjes, Ramona Teuber, Lutz Breuer

“…In contrast, there are greater differences in reporting sentiment among Emerging Markets, Frontier Markets, and Least Developed Countries (LDCs), where there is greater dispersion (especially among LDCs) and sentiment in reporting on SDG progress that appears to have changed from one reporting year to another. …”
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Evolution of Telepathology: A Comprehensive Analysis of Global Telepathology Literature Between 1986 and 2017 by Engin ŞENEL, Yılmaz BAŞ

“…Conclusion: We suggest that researchers from developing and least developed countries should be encouraged to carry out novel studies since telemedicine is a required and promising technology for rural developing or least developed areas in which access to health care is difficult.…”
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A human-machine collaborative approach measures economic development using satellite imagery by Donghyun Ahn, Jeasurk Yang, Meeyoung Cha, Hyunjoo Yang, Jihee Kim, Sangyoon Park, Sungwon Han, Eunji Lee, Susang Lee, Sungwon Park

“…We showed the broad applicability of our model by examining five of the least developed countries in Asia, covering 400,000 grids. …”
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Sustainable Community-Based Tourism in Cambodia and Tourists’ Willingness to Pay by Sabine Müller, Lukas Huck, Jitka Markova

“…Community-Based Tourism (CBT) sites are often seen as a tool for poverty alleviation and eradication, especially in Least Developed Countries like Cambodia. CBT as a development tool has been critically examined in recent years in a development cooperation context, but also in academic literature. …”
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* Ethical and Islamic Perspectives of Biotechnology Research and Human Consumption of Genetically Modified Organisms by ABDUL HASEEB ANSARI, PARVEEN JAMAL

“… In order to ensure continued food supply to ever-growing populations, especially in developing and least developed countries, enough production of genetically modified (GM) agricultural produce is sine qua non. …”
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The role of digital transformation in boosting CSR-driven green innovation among Yemeni manufacturing SMEs by Abdullah Kaid Al-Swidi, Mohammed A. Al-Hakimi, Ibraheem Saleh Al Koliby, Murad Baqis Hasan, Asmat-Nizam Abdul-Talib

“…These results are expected to enlighten managers of manufacturing SMEs in least-developed countries on the importance of integrating CSR with DT strategies to improve GI capabilities. …”
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GMOs, safety concerns and international trade: developing countries' perspective by Laxman, Lekha, Ansari, Abdul Haseeb

“…This paper discusses the impact of agricultural biotechnology in developing and least developed countries and attempts to address the existing biosafety concerns that might have an impact on trade and the environment whilst highlighting the importance of choosing development pathways that are conducive to the specific needs of these nations without endangering their biodiversity and health of their people…”
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Ecological connectivity between the areas beyond national jurisdiction and coastal waters: Safeguarding interests of coastal communities in developing countries by Popova, E, Vousden, D, Sauer, W, Mohammed, E, Allain, V, Downey-Breedt, N, Fletcher, R, Gjerde, K, Halpin, P, Kelly, S, Obura, D, Pecl, G, Roberts, M, Raitsos, D, Rogers, A, Samoilys, M, Sumaila, U, Tracey, S, Yool, A

“…Here, we identify the ecological connectivity between ABNJ and coastal zones as critically important in the negotiation process and apply several approaches to identify some priority areas for protection from the perspective of coastal populations of Least Developed Countries (LDCs). Initially, we review the scientific evidence that demonstrates ecological connectivity between ABNJ and the coastal zones with a focus on the LDCs. …”