A Preliminary Strategic Framework for Enhancing the Sustainability of International Technology Transfer: The Case of Libya

Khalifa, Rafaa; Dabab, Maoloud; Barham, Husam

doi:10.23919/picmet.2019.8893662

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“…According to (Doǧanalp 2018), the lack of workers experienced in renewable energy decentralized network structures hindered the widespread implementation in ASEAN countries and Turkey (Doǧanalp 2018). In the MENA region, according to (Al-Hamamre et al 2017;Khalifa et al 2019), there are no local manufacturers of renewable technologies (RT) which acts as a huge barrier, especially in developing countries. In Kenya, solar buildings require foreign designs which lead to the decreased reliability of the technology and decrease the chance of wide-spread application (Pueyo 2018).…”

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Barriers and current challenges facing the renewable energy implementation in Libya: a review

Bahour¹,

Alkbir²,

Januddi³

et al. 2021

Polityka Energetyczna – Energy Policy Journal

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Given the importance of renewable energy as it provides alternative energy sources over the traditional fossil fuel that is environmentally friendly, clean and renewable, this research aims to explore scholarly articles and books that present and investigate the challenges and barriers facing the implementation of renewable energy sources in Libya where the social, cultural, financial and awareness aspects are an important consideration against renewable energy. This study contains a review of all relevant, peer-reviewed, and published articles from journals, websites, books, con-142 ference proceedings and bulletins. An extensive literature review was carried out with the aim of researching renewable energy in Libya. This was done to take a realistic perspective of the community and the knowledge services accessible. The review of literature has shown that further renewables energy research remains necessary as the current conditions of the energy sector in Libya need to be examined to understand the challenges and difficulties to introduce renewable energy within competent authorities and businesses are examined in accordance with their managers. This indicates the need to conduct various studies in Libya to explore the various challenges, mostly financial and technological, that face the purposeful implementation of renewable energy resources in Libya. Additionally, the level of awareness and culture perception of the use of renewable energy is an important aspect to be considered as reported as barriers affecting the implementation of renewable energy in various parts of the world.

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Barriers and current challenges facing the renewable energy implementation in Libya: a review

Bahour¹,

Alkbir²,

Januddi³

et al. 2021

Polityka Energetyczna – Energy Policy Journal

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“…It is necessary that the SMEs put into practice that ability to adapt exceptionally to the changes in the environment and challenge old managerial paradigms. These are times of significant changes for Libyan companies (Khalifa, Dabab, & Barham, 2019). Companies will adopt new approaches and new ways to operate to meet the unique demands of the country.…”

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Purpose: The rapid development of the business environment and relying more on information as a resource make it depend on-time more on the quality and speed of information when decisions are made. The Libyan SMEs suffer a lack of performance tied to ineffective information availability. This study aims to identify the impact of accounting information systems on SMEs performance in Libya. Design/ Method/ Approach: This research has used the quantitative approach. The data source was primary data for this research. This research has used the questionnaire instrument to be the tool to collect the data. These questionnaires were distributed to the research samples, 384 employees, owners, and individuals who work in Libyan SMEs. Findings: The study has found positive and significant relationships between (tangibility, reliability, responsiveness, and assurance) and SMEs performance in Libya. The highest impact was found from the tangibility of AIS toward the SMEs performance.Research limitations: This study was limited to SMEs in Libya. It is also limited to the respondents' perceptions of employees, owners, and individuals who work in Libyan SMEs. The model constructed of this study was adopted from the SERVQUAL model.

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Proposing a Conceptual Model for Cloud Computing Adoption in the Libyan E-Government

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Ibrahim

Kamal

2021

2021 7th International Conference on Research and Innovation in Information Systems (ICRIIS)

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A Preliminary Strategic Framework for Enhancing the Sustainability of International Technology Transfer: The Case of Libya

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Barriers and current challenges facing the renewable energy implementation in Libya: a review

Barriers and current challenges facing the renewable energy implementation in Libya: a review

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Proposing a Conceptual Model for Cloud Computing Adoption in the Libyan E-Government

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