A comprehensive review and outlook of the provincial economy, highlighting challenges and opportunities. Covers global and national economic trends, as well as key socio-economic indicators in the Western Cape. Informing policy choices and budget planning.

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The 4th quarter performance and pre-audited financial outcomes for the 2022/23 financial year. It includes an overview of socio-economic and performance trends, financial performance analysis, and delivery trends. The report highlights key indicators such as youth unemployment rate, education outcom

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Explore the intricate interplay between sustainable business models, open data practices, and socio-economic perspectives presented by Andrew Coote. Delve into the impacts, assessment methods, and the importance of data accessibility in decision-making. Gain insights into the FAIR principles and the

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The presentation outlines the 2023/24 Annual Performance Plan of the Department of Small Business Development, covering situational analysis, global economic outlook, performance priorities, game-changers program, alignment with economic recovery plans, institutional program performance, key risks a

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YESAA, the Yukon Environmental and Socio-economic Assessment Act, was developed in collaboration with Yukon First Nations to ensure environmentally and socially responsible project assessments. The Act, passed in 2003, aims to protect environmental quality, heritage resources, and the well-being of

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The Limerick Local Economic and Community Plan (LECP) for 2023-2028 was presented to the Municipal District of Newcastle West on April 3rd, 2024. It outlines the requirements, preparation process, strategic policy context, and socio-economic analysis of Limerick City and County. The plan focuses on

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Planning surveys play a crucial role in urban development by categorizing various types of surveys like Land Use, Housing, Socio-economic, and Transportation surveys. Each survey type serves a specific purpose, such as determining land allocation, studying housing conditions, assessing socio-economi

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Societal values, cultural identity, and the impact of linguistic forms on social meaning are explored in this study. Through an analysis of J.F. Odunjo's poem "Ise L'ogun Ise" and Yoruba socio-cultural values, the study aims to address the decline in moral standards and societal ethos, advocating fo

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This presentation provides a comprehensive overview of Liberia's socio-economic landscape, energy access challenges, and climate change targets. It covers key data such as GDP, population, sectoral contributions, access rates, renewable energy targets, and more. The country aims to achieve 100% elec

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DIRCO's 2021/22 first and second quarterly reports presented to the Portfolio Committee on International Relations and Cooperation in February 2022 highlight the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on diplomatic operations worldwide. Emphasis is placed on bilateral engagements, economic diplomacy initia

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The coastal zone is a vital area where land and sea interact, presenting dynamic challenges and opportunities. Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM) is a science-based approach to managing coastal areas, aiming for sustainability by balancing environmental, economic, and human activities. ICZM,

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The socio-cultural impacts of tourism on host communities can be both positive and negative. Tourism can influence local identities, values, and traditions, leading to changes in behavior and community structures. While tourism can create job opportunities and foster cultural pride, it may also resu

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Economic Geography is a sub-discipline that utilizes a geographical approach to analyze the spatial distribution of economic activities at various scales. It focuses on the location of economic activities and their relationship with the environment, encompassing primary, secondary, and tertiary sect

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Urbanization, a key factor in socio-economic change, is linked to per capita income growth. The association between urbanization and development is evident worldwide, with rapid urban growth in developing countries. In Africa, high rural-urban migration and urban fertility rates drive urbanization.

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Exploring the impact of socio-cultural factors on abnormal behavior, this article delves into the influence of societal pressures, cultural norms, and economic status on mental health. The socio-cultural model emphasizes how societal criteria shape perceptions of abnormality, highlighting the role o

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Discover the rich history and cultural diversity of Latin America through insights on the Spanish attitude towards Aztec culture, the establishment of maquiladoras in Mexico, the unique settlement patterns in the Caribbean, the dominant economic sectors in Central America, and the impact of immigrat

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Delve into the history and development of technological innovation from a socio-technical perspective, exploring concepts like niches, regimes, and landscapes. Learn from early references and key researchers such as Kemp, Schot, and Geels about transition pathways, regime shifts, and sustainable dev

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The presentation by the Consumer Council of Zimbabwe highlighted the importance of encouraging consumers to buy Zimbabwean products through local content policies. By promoting indigenisation and economic growth, these policies aim to reduce foreign dependency, create jobs, lower production costs, e

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Tracing the evolution of socio-economic classifications from Registrar General's Social Class in 1913 to National Statistics Socio-economic Classification in 2020, highlighting key changes and terminologies over the years.

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In Nigeria, the demand for Community Based Social Health Insurance Programs (CBSHIP) is influenced by socio-cultural beliefs. This case study conducted in Ondo Residents delves into the challenges and opportunities faced in ensuring universal health coverage, particularly in rural areas. By examinin

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The presentation to the Select Committee covers the socio-economic intelligence of Mangaung Metropolitan Municipality, highlighting the challenges faced such as the ailing economy, load-shedding, and COVID-19 impact. It explores risks to the outlook at national and provincial levels, examines driver

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Courts have limited scope in reviewing economic policy matters unless decisions are arbitrary, mala fide, or violate laws. A recent case involving the Small Scale Industrial Manufacturers Association vs. Union of India showcases the challenges of judicial review in economic distress situations cause

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The paper presented at the IAIA Brisbane Session delves into the socio-economic impacts of Offshore Wind Farm (OWF) projects, focusing on the EU context, the range of impacts, research methodologies, and predicted versus actual impacts. The study reviews Environmental Statements (ESs) and case studi

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Community Economic Development (CED) involves local actions to create economic opportunities improving social conditions, especially for the disadvantaged. It recognizes the interdependence of economic, environmental, and social challenges, emphasizing solutions rooted in local knowledge. The ultima

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Delve into the concepts of solidarity, choosing a good cause for fundraising, and socio-spatial identity in a project setting. Discuss the proximity factor in determining solidarity, analyze decisions regarding sponsorships for projects focusing on women, children, health, or nutrition in varying ge

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The IPAR Research Conference held on 19th June 2019 and presented by Brian Kiberu showcased the socio-economic projections for Kigali City from 2018 to 2050 as per the 2013 Kigali Master Plan update. The research covered population dynamics, labor market characteristics, GDP growth, economic activit

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The monthly briefing on the economic impacts of COVID-19 provides the latest insights, focusing on Herefordshire's economy. Despite the easing of lockdown restrictions, data suggests a mixed impact, with some sectors faring better than others. National and international research indicates potential

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Dr. Edward Gilly Evans discusses the socio-economic importance of the RAB & Laurel Wilt Disease, estimating direct and indirect losses in the industry, and the economic impact on the local/regional economy. The potential financial implications, including reductions in production, industry sales, pro

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Socio-affective development focuses on how individuals interact with others and manage their emotions. It is influenced by factors such as personalities, morality, emotions, and spirituality. Attachment theory, proposed by John Bowlby, explains how infants form relationships with caregivers, startin

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Living in a time of lifestyle diseases, it is crucial to understand the significance of medical missionary work in addressing health issues, combining soul and body care. Exploring the socio-cultural milieu, this conference emphasizes learning from Christ's people-centered approach to reach those in

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A project by the Culture & Tourism Section, OAS, aims to expand the socio-economic potential of Caribbean cultural heritage. Objectives include promoting sustainability, conservation strategies, and fostering local traditions. Initial steps involve conducting surveys and identifying priorities such

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The Regional Programme on Economic Statistics aims to improve economic statistics in the Asia-Pacific region by enhancing capacity and coordination among National Statistical Offices (NSOs) and other stakeholders. The programme focuses on implementing the Core Set of Economic Statistics to facilitat

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This seminar conducted at S.M. Patel College of Home Science focused on studying the awareness of garment recycling and techniques adopted by housewives from different socio-economic backgrounds. The study aimed to promote the reuse and reprocessing of textiles to reduce waste. Through data collecti

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Telecom Standards Development Society of India (TSDSI) aims to address India's specific challenges by leveraging technology standards for sustainable development. The organization focuses on areas like rural broadband, diversity, greenfield deployment, and leapfrog technology solutions to accelerate

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This report presents detailed socio-economic data from selected villages in Mandalay, including information on ethnicity, religion, socio-economic background, availability of electricity, civil society groups and activities, source of credit, and water sources. The data provides insights into the de

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The Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Economic Recovery Group, led by Oliver Morley of Huntingdonshire DC and Damian Roche of Accent, is focusing on the economic impacts and housing challenges in the region. They have noted that economic distress contributes to poor outcomes and impacts factors such a

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This curriculum unit aims to address the specific needs of students from low socio-economic backgrounds who require additional support to improve their literacy skills. By involving parents in the school-to-home curriculum, students are provided with resources and activities to enhance reading, comp

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This comprehensive guide covers topics for essays and presentations in Political, Socio-Economic, and Legal Thought classes. It includes deadlines, presentation subjects, essay requirements, and examples like Plato's ideologies on State, Economy, Law, Bio, Morality, and Society. Students must adhere

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The Welsh Government is prioritizing equality and human rights, especially in the context of Brexit, by commencing the socio-economic duty outlined in the Wales Act 2017. This duty requires specified public bodies to consider how their decisions can reduce inequalities associated with socio-economic

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The UN has made significant strides in addressing socio-economic issues affecting vulnerable groups such as children, women, the disabled, minorities, refugees, and displaced persons. Through initiatives like the Millennium Development Goals, the UN aims to combat poverty, hunger, diseases, and prom

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