Monterey Bay Aquarium Foundation

This study examines client satisfaction towards cellular service providers with special reference to Bhopal megacity. The exploration adopts a descriptive and logical design and is grounded on primary data collected from 150 repliers through a structured questionnaire. The study analyzes crucial determinants of client satisfaction, including network quality, pricing, client service, brand image, and value- added services. The findings reveal that guests parade a moderate to high position of satisfaction, with pricing and brand image arising as the most influential factors. Network quality shows the strongest positive correlation with overall satisfaction, while client service remains an area taking enhancement. The study also identifies a significant relationship between age and satisfaction situations. The results punctuate the significance of delivering dependable network performance, competitive pricing, and effective client support. The study provides precious perceptivity for telecom drivers to enhance service quality and strengthen client connections in a competitive request terrain.

The development of science and technology that is not matched by the facilities, infrastructure and skills of teachers in teaching school mathematics achievement resulted in the fifth grade students from year to year. Although this has been done to improve this problem, it has not been able to overcome it. So do other solutions by using the ADDIE model of media-assisted miniature flat wake. The problem is, is there a difference in learning achievement using the ADDIE model of media-assisted miniature flat wake with school performance using the conventional model? The study design was a pretest-posttest control group design. The instruments used are achievement tests and observation sheets student learning activities. The data analysis technique used in this study was a preliminary analysis using normality test and test for equality of two averages and final analysis using normality test and t-test. The result is that the initial analysis of both normal samples and the average are the same. While the final analysis both normal samples t-test and expressed taccount = 4.036> = 2.025 ttable so no difference in average mathematics achievement who received instruction using the ADDIE model of media-assisted miniature flat wake with the conventional model.

Introduction: Air pollution is the causative factor for considerable morbidity and premature death worldwide. This review critiques the WHO's Air Pollution Harm Reduction Strategy in Dhaka, Bangladesh, through the lens of the HBM by analysing its effectiveness and ethical implications. Materials and Methods: This critical review synthesises findings from WHO publications, peer-reviewed journals, and public health data on Dhaka's air quality management. The approach involves thematic analysis of health promotion strategies and behavioural change interventions. Discussion: The findings highlight that while the WHO strategy is successful in raising awareness and providing a policy direction, it continues to be hampered by economic barriers, weak enforcement, and absence of local engagement. HBM explains personal motivation toward cleaner practices but falls short on systemic inequities and gendered exposures. Conclusion: A multi-sectoral policy enforcement, equity-focused planning, and culturally sensitive communication are some of the basic tenets for structuring Dhaka's air pollution strategy toward sustainable impact. Strengthening community ownership and data-driven governance bridges the gap between global frameworks and local realities. Medicine Today 2026, Vol.38 (1): 137-141

Purpose In the past, social entrepreneurship (SE) research has focused on what social entrepreneurs are doing; however, research capturing the behavioral orientation underlying social entrepreneurship, termed social entrepreneurship orientation (SEO), is limited in emerging markets. Therefore, this study aims to examine the effect of SEO on social enterprise sustainability in the Indian context. Design/methodology/approach After the extensive literature review and based on the theory of behavioral entrepreneurship, an SEO construct is presented to examine this effect on social enterprise sustainability. The research design of this research paper is a quantitative survey approach and a custom-made structured questionnaire is used to collect data. A total sample of 242 Indian entrepreneurs has been considered for research analysis. Convenient sampling techniques were used and to validate the construct’s model, confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) and structural equation modeling (SEM) were used. Findings The findings of the study show that four behavioral dimensions of SEO have a significant positive effect on social enterprise sustainability. Understanding the essential characteristics of SE highlights the importance of entrepreneurs’ behavioral orientation for the long-term viability of SE in emerging markets, thus beneficial to SE research and practitioners. Research limitations/implications This study enhances the academic understanding of social entrepreneur orientation theory by analyzing its attributes through a quantitative methodology in emerging markets such as India. Educational institutions and training firms can leverage this study to cultivate the personality traits of SEO, thereby fostering the growth of sustainable social enterprises. However, the cross-sectional design, reliance on self-reported data and focus on Indian social enterprises may limit the application of the study’s findings. Practical implications Policymakers should allocate resources to social venture incubators. Educational institutions should integrate SEO principles into the entrepreneurship curriculum. Originality/value This research contributes to the existing empirical findings on SE by identifying SEO as a distinct behavioral construct and provides significant insights into what motivates SEO in challenging socio-economic environments. Overall, the study clarifies the factors responsible for sustainable social enterprise, a critical need of our time.

The article analyzes the current state and prospects of educational cooperation within the BRICS framework. The authors emphasize that such interaction is based on the recognition of education as a key right and a factor in sustainable development, as well as a tool for countering disinformation. A key trend is the focus of professional education on labor market needs. The article also notes significant challenges: the dominance of «Global North» approaches, language and logistical barriers, sanctions restrictions, and asymmetric access to technology. Digitalization and AI, while mitigating some barriers, are creating new challenges in the areas of ethics and digital competencies. Priority areas of cooperation include the development of multilingualism and educational resources in national languages, academic mobility, mutual recognition of qualifications, joint research, and the creation of a unified digital educational environment. It is concluded that deepening educational and scientific-technical integration within BRICS contributes to strengthening the humanitarian sovereignty of member countries, creates a talent pool, and lays the foundation for sustainable development in a multipolar world.

O artigo analisa o papel da comunicação social radiofônica na sociedade angolana, destacando o desconhecimento, por parte de muitos cidadãos, dos princípios que regem os órgãos de comunicação social. A pesquisa envolveu ouvintes das rádios Malanje, RNA, Eclésia, Despertar, Ouvinte, Correio da Kianda, Luanda, Uíge e Rede Girassol, em cinco províncias: Malanje, Kwanza Norte, Uíge, Kwanza Sul e Luanda. Metodologicamente, trata-se de um estudo descritivo-explicativo, de natureza mista, com uma amostra de 75 ouvintes, correspondente à totalidade do universo estudado, recorrendo à estatística e à análise de conteúdo. A fundamentação teórica baseia-se na perspectiva estrutural-funcionalista de Talcott Parsons. Os resultados indicam que os problemas sociais são pouco noticiados: 32% afirmaram que sim, 28% que não, e 40% que apenas algumas vezes. Conclui-se que a rádio informa, educa e fortalece a democracia, ressaltando-se a necessidade de inovação programática e de diversificação analítica contínua.

The rapid growth of digital infrastructure across finance, healthcare, energy, manufacturing, education, and public services has fundamentally reshaped how data is generated, processed, and utilized. While these advancements drive operational efficiency and innovation, they also expose systems to a complex array of cybersecurity challenges. In today's hyperconnected landscape—shaped by cloud computing, the proliferation of IoT devices, edge computing, and artificial intelligence—the threat surface has become broader and more intricate. This review explores the cybersecurity risks emerging from digital transformation, such as vulnerabilities in both legacy and modern systems, sophisticated attack vectors including advanced persistent threats (APTs), ransomware, and zero-day exploits, as well as fragmented regulatory frameworks and persistent human-related risks such as insider threats, inadequate cybersecurity awareness, and social engineering. It also examines sector-specific concerns, including data privacy in healthcare, financial fraud in digital banking, cyber-physical risks in critical infrastructure, and intellectual property theft in research institutions. The chapter concludes with an assessment of evolving mitigation strategies, including trust-based architectures, AI-powered threat detection, federated learning, distributed security models, and the adoption of security-by-design approaches in agile and DevSecOps environments.