Legalidad Forestal en Mesoamérica

Rojas, Grethel Aguilar; Iza, Alejandro; Quesada, Víctor Milla; Chacón, Mario Peña

doi:10.2305/iucn.ch.2015.eplp.82.es

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“…Online virtual laboratory, hence, is imperative to be developed. The online virtual laboratory is a computer technology development in a form od interactive multimedia object to simulate laboratory experiment on the computer and accessible from the internet [5][6]. Learning Management System (LMS) is employed within the component of online virtual laboratory [7][8].…”

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Virtual Laboratory for Line Follower Robot Competition

Suwasono

Prihanto

Wahyono

et al. 2017

IJECE

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<p>Laboratory serves as an important facility for experiment and research activity. The limitation of time, equipment, and capacity in the experiment and research undertaking impede both students and college students in undertaking research for competition preparation, particularly dealing with line follower robot competition which requires a wide space of the room with various track types. Unsettled competition track influences PID control setting of line follower robot. This study aims at developing Virtual Laboratory (V-Lab) for students or college students who are preparing for line follower robot competition with unsettled and changeable tracks. This study concluded that the trial data score reached 98.5%, the material expert score obtained 89.7%, learning model expert score obtained 97.9%, and the average score of small group learning model and field of 82.4%, which the average score of the entire aspects obtained 90.8%.</p>

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Virtual Laboratory for Line Follower Robot Competition

Suwasono

Prihanto

Wahyono

et al. 2017

IJECE

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Analysis of indicators of legality, legitimacy and legitimation in public policy: an example of REDD+ in Mexico

Ávalos-Rodríguez¹,

McCall²,

Špirić³

et al. 2021

int. forest. rev.

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At the international level, the REDD+ mechanism has been promoted through public policies and financial incentives to improve forest conditions and reduce climate change. Given the dynamics of deforestation and forest degradation in Mexico, REDD+ has been implemented as a strategy that can be analyzed under indicators of legality, legitimacy and legitimation to understand its acceptance in the community and the achievement of the effects of policies planned, formulated, implemented and evaluated as forest governance schemes. The objective of this study is to identify in the scientific literature the main indicators of legality, legitimacy and legitimation in public policies and to propose a framework for analyzing forest governance in Mexico, using REDD+ as an example of an emerging international public policy. To achieve an approach to legality, legitimacy and legitimation, an exploration, review and description of various studies that have identified these indicators has been carried out. Some of the studies are associated with forest governance schemes and propose models to determine their presence in government actions, public policies and forestry legislation. The main findings suggest that the construction of normative, sociological and institutional indicators, mainly for forest legitimacy, as well as the knowledge of the normativity (legality) and the effect caused (legitimation) must be understood in an interrelated way, even though, in the literature, some authors identify legitimacy as synonymous with legitimation.

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Legalidad Forestal en Mesoamérica

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Virtual Laboratory for Line Follower Robot Competition

Virtual Laboratory for Line Follower Robot Competition

Analysis of indicators of legality, legitimacy and legitimation in public policy: an example of REDD+ in Mexico

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