Developing a Strategy for Sustainable Rural
Development in the COVID-19 Pandemic

Gusmanov, Rasul; Семин, А. П.; Stovba, Eugene; Avarskii, Nabi; Zalilova, Zariya; Faizov, Niaz

doi:10.15244/pjoes/156034

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“…Consequently, this study adopts the main objective method for addressing the bi-objective programming model. In this model, we designate objective function (1) as the principal aim, relegating objective function (2) to the status of a constraint. By doing so, we effectuate a transformation of the original bi-objective programming model into a single-objective programming model.…”

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Research on Optimization of Transport Path for Novel Coronavirus Detection Samples

Han,

Liu

2024

Pol. J. Environ. Stud.

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The eruption of the COVID-19 epidemic has engendered significant public health security perils, representing a grave menace to human well-being and vitality, while also exerting a profound impact on economic and societal spheres [1,2]. The virus has afflicted humanity through modes of respiratory droplet and contact transmission. To mitigate the proliferation of the virus, the Chinese government has actively carried out nucleic acid testing [3], which has also spawned research on optimizing the transport path of new coronavirus testing samples. Thus, the investigation into the conveyance path of these samples bears immense practical significance. The sample transfer process commonly entails healthcare personnel collecting samples at diverse testing sites, followed by the imperative dispatch of vehicles from the testing center to gather these samples. However, due to the variability in sample quantities, collection times, and frequencies, this results in an inefficacious utilization of vehicle cargo space and the proliferation of circuitous paths, thereby inflating transshipment costs. Certain testing sites may be inaccessible via vehicular means, necessitating

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2024

Pol. J. Environ. Stud.

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“…The Rig Veda (a sacred ancient text) makes ample references to charity as a duty and responsibility of the citizen and the benefits that one earns through an act of charity. The first half of the nineteenth century in Indian history witnessed the emergence and rise of social reform movements with the advent of the British rule [2,3].…”

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Uncovering the Synergy: Karnataka Government's Collaboration with Third Sector Organizations (TSOs) for Rural Development and Support during Covid-19

Bharathi, T. N.,

Ganapathy,

Siddayya

et al. 2024

ACRI

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Aims: Third sector organisations comprises of charities, social enterprises, and voluntary groups supporting communities at local level. The study has focused on the relationship between the State and Third Sector Organizations (TSOs) in delivering services to impoverished rural community. Study Design: Mention the design of the study here. Place and Duration of Study: Thirty TSOs were chosen from Kolar, Chikkaballapur, and Tumakuru districts, encompassing a variety of entities including NGOs, SHGs, and primary-level cooperatives, which collectively constitute the third sector comprising charities, social enterprises, and voluntary groups supporting local communities. The data pertains to the year 2021-22. Methodology: To achieve the specific objectives of the study, descriptive statistics were employed to assess the service delivery dynamics between the State and TSOs. Results: The findings revealed that during the unprecedented times of the COVID-19 pandemic, Third Sector Organizations (TSOs) have played a crucial role in extending support to communities in various spheres. Despite the challenges posed by the pandemic, TSOs extended educational support to 1,687 individuals, representing 2.06 per cent of the total beneficiaries. A significant majority (83.33%) of these organisations actively participated in implementation of Government-supported projects, maintaining a two-way relationship with the government (73.33%). The organisations had also taken financial help from Government in the form of funds (70 %), grants (33.33 %), and subsidies (33.33 %). The study also revealed that majority (66.67 %) of the organizations were having political interference in TSO. Furthermore, a substantial majority (90%) of the organizations anticipated timely financial support from the Government. Conclusion: The study underscores the indispensable role of Third Sector Organizations (TSOs) in bolstering impoverished rural communities, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite challenges, TSOs actively engage in government-supported projects, fostering a symbiotic relationship. However, concerns persist regarding political interference within TSOs, highlighting the need for safeguarding their autonomy. Overall, the findings emphasize the necessity of consistent and timely financial support from the government to sustain TSO initiatives effectively. The study recommended the necessity of providing punctual financial support from the government to encourage TSOs in enhancing their service delivery to the rural poor.

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Development of methodological support for assessing the sustainability of corporate finance

Klychova,

Ostaev,

Zakirova

et al. 2024

BIO Web Conf.

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In modern times, for the purposes of management and assessment of the sustainability of corporate finances, it is necessary to develop a methodology for a comprehensive assessment of the sustainability of corporate finances based on the system formalization of general and private indicators. The offered technique allows to reveal operatively and to rank reserves on achievement of optimum final parameters. The scope of the research includes the definition of intermediate static and dynamic financial indicators and their combination for logical combination with each other through a representative set of calculation dependencies. The aim of the study was to develop a methodology for assessing the sustainability of the functioning of the finances of organizations conducting large business (corporations). The research is based on the selected static (performance and cost) and dynamic (changes of result and costs) indicators. The proposed approaches to calculating indicators will become a reliable management tool for an enterprise when analyzing the sustainability of the functioning of finance, thanks to which they will correctly evaluate the calculated indicators and draw objective conclusions on making decisions necessary to optimize cash receipts and payments.

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Developing a Strategy for Sustainable Rural Development in the COVID-19 Pandemic

Cited by 6 publications

References 36 publications

Research on Optimization of Transport Path for Novel Coronavirus Detection Samples

Research on Optimization of Transport Path for Novel Coronavirus Detection Samples

Uncovering the Synergy: Karnataka Government's Collaboration with Third Sector Organizations (TSOs) for Rural Development and Support during Covid-19

Development of methodological support for assessing the sustainability of corporate finance

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