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                <text>Con el objetivo de conocer el valor del coeficiente fricción dinámico suelo-metal como dato de entrada para la evaluación de los modelos físicos matemáticos desarrollados con vista al diseño de parámetros geométricos de sondas utilizadas en la agricultura de precisión, se determinó experimentalmente sus valores para un suelo Ferralítico rojo en función de tres variables controladas: humedad volumétrica entre 20,5 y 26,1%; la velocidad de deslizamiento de la plancha metálica sobre el suelo, entre 0,673 y 1,234 m/s y para presiones específicas de 2,068 y 3,951 kPa. El intervalo de los valores del coeficiente de fricción dinámico obtenido, como primera aproximación, es de 0,57 a 0,82, en función de las variables independientes estudiadas. Éste manifiesta una tendencia de aumentar a medida que: disminuye la presión específica sobre el suelo; aumenta la velocidad inicialmente desde 0,59 hasta 0,9 m/s y, posteriormente, tiende a mantenerse constante hasta valores de 1,73 m/s, para un nivel de presión bajo (2,068 kPa) y a disminuir para un nivel de presión mayor (3,951 kPa). Las variables que más influyen en la variación del valor del coeficiente de fricción dinámico suelo-metal son, en orden descendiente: la presión, la velocidad y, por último, la humedad.</text>
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                <text>Desde el año 2012 el gobierno impulsó las políticas públicas de Estrategia de  Cambio de la Matriz Productiva (ECMP) y la Estrategia Nacional de Cambio Climático (ENCC) que se complementaron con los incentivos propuestos por el Código Orgánico de la Producción, Comercio e Inversión (COPCI). Estas políticas buscan promover, mediante estímulos tributarios y reglamentarios, que las empresas realicen sus procesos de producción con un importante componente de protección ambiental aplicando técnicas de innovación sustentable. La innovación sustentable en las empresas radica en la necesidad de reducir los gases de efecto invernadero (GEI) principales causantes de los efectos del cambio climático en el planeta. Los acuerdos para reducir los GEI alcanzados en la Conferencia de las Partes (COP) en Paris en el año 2015, pusieron de manifiesto la urgencia que tienen las empresas y los gobiernos en redefinir sus estrategias empresariales. La redefinición de estrategias en las empresas no son sencillas, ya que, dependen del nivel de acción del gobierno ante la implementación de políticas públicas que incentiven, regulen y promueven la dinámica de los mercados. Por tanto, es importante analizar el nivel de vulnerabilidad que las empresas tienen por el cambio climático, de esta manera proponer estrategias de resilencia para la supervivencia de las empresas ecuatorianas en el largo plazo. A partir del uso de información de la encuesta de información ambiental económica de las empresas y mediante el uso de un modelo de Probit se identifica las principales determinantes que las empresas tienen para desarrollar estrategias de innovación sustentable. El tamaño de la empresa, y pertenecer a los sectores de Explotación de Minas y Manufacturas son determinantes al momento de realizar estrategias de innovación sustentable.</text>
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                <text>OBJETIVO: Identificar los factores ambientales, sociales y demográficos que contribuyen a explicar las diferencias en la transmisión de dengue en Veracruz, México, durante el periodo 1995-1998 y definir las áreas de riesgo para promover un mejor control del problema. MATERIAL Y MÉTODOS: Bajo un diseño ecológico se analizó una base de datos con el número de casos de dengue que se presentaron en 1 249 localidades en las 11 Jurisdicciones Sanitarias del estado de Veracruz durante el periodo 1995-1998. Cada una de las localidades fue identificada de acuerdo con su altitud, latitud y longitud, y con el número total de la población por sexo, el número de viviendas y la dotación de servicios públicos. Se tomó también el índice de marginación por localidad del Consejo Nacional de Población. RESULTADOS: El dengue en Veracruz se registró en 17% de las localidades y en sólo 6% de ellas se concentraron 70% de los casos de dengue en el estado. Las localidades repetidoras de dengue fueron grandes centros urbanos, con baja marginación y extensa dotación de servicios públicos. El dengue sí se transmite en las áreas rurales del estado aunque la transmisión es ocasional. El promedio de casos de dengue reportados en las localidades dependió del tamaño de la misma y del número de años que reportaron dengue durante el periodo. Se reporta un umbral poblacional para la transmisión. CONCLUSIONES: Se identificaron las localidades repetidoras de dengue que concentran 70% de los casos, y las determinantes sociales y ambientales de la transmisión. Este enfoque de riesgo puede mejorar el control y tener un impacto significativo en la prevención de la transmisión en las zonas de mayor riesgo.</text>
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                <text>OBJETIVO: Identificar los factores ambientales, sociales y demográficos que contribuyen a explicar las diferencias en la transmisión de dengue en Veracruz, México, durante el periodo 1995-1998 y definir las áreas de riesgo para promover un mejor control del problema. MATERIAL Y MÉTODOS: Bajo un diseño ecológico se analizó una base de datos con el número de casos de dengue que se presentaron en 1 249 localidades en las 11 Jurisdicciones Sanitarias del estado de Veracruz durante el periodo 1995-1998. Cada una de las localidades fue identificada de acuerdo con su altitud, latitud y longitud, y con el número total de la población por sexo, el número de viviendas y la dotación de servicios públicos. Se tomó también el índice de marginación por localidad del Consejo Nacional de Población. RESULTADOS: El dengue en Veracruz se registró en 17% de las localidades y en sólo 6% de ellas se concentraron 70% de los casos de dengue en el estado. Las localidades repetidoras de dengue fueron grandes centros urbanos, con baja marginación y extensa dotación de servicios públicos. El dengue sí se transmite en las áreas rurales del estado aunque la transmisión es ocasional. El promedio de casos de dengue reportados en las localidades dependió del tamaño de la misma y del número de años que reportaron dengue durante el periodo. Se reporta un umbral poblacional para la transmisión. CONCLUSIONES: Se identificaron las localidades repetidoras de dengue que concentran 70% de los casos, y las determinantes sociales y ambientales de la transmisión. Este enfoque de riesgo puede mejorar el control y tener un impacto significativo en la prevención de la transmisión en las zonas de mayor riesgo.OBJECTIVE:To assess the ecological, social, and demographic factors associated with the transmission of dengue virus infection in Veracruz, Mexico, and to identify risk areas to target control measures. MATERIAL AND METHODS: This ecological study included data for 1,249 localities within the 11 Health Jurisdictions of the State of Veracruz, Mexico, for the 1995-1998 period. The following data were collected for each locality: total number of cases per year, population by sex, number of households, provision of public services, altitude, latitude, longitude, and deprivation index. RESULTS: Dengue transmission was registered in 17% of the localities in the State; 70% of the cases were concentrated in only 6% of the localities. Recurrent localities were urban centers with adequate availability of public services and low deprivation indices. Dengue transmission was detected in rural areas, but it was not common. The average number of cases differed according to the size of the locality and the number of years dengue was reported. A population threshold to maintain transmission was found. CONCLUSION: Recurrent localities concentrating 70% of dengue fever cases were identified, as well as the ecological and demographic factors associated with dengue transmission. The risk stratification approach to dengue transmission may improve control and prevention of this disease in high-risk areas.</text>
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                <text>A qualidade das habitações e o desmatamento foram estudados em Caconde e São José do Rio Pardo, municípios paulistas com taxas diferenciadas de infestação domiciliar por Panstrongylus megistus, e com desenvolvimento sócio-econômico dessemelhante. Para o conhecimento da qualidade das habitações recorreu-se a dados registrados na Superintendência de Controle de Endemias (SUCEN) durante a década de 70; o estudo do desmatamento foi realizado em mapas, construídos por nós a partir de fotografias aéreas, obtidas em vôos realizados pela Secretaria de Agricultura em 1972 e 1983. A análise sócio-econômica baseou-se nas informações do Censo Agro-pecuário e em entrevistas com agrônomos dos municípios. O estudo mostrou uma situação de maior precariedade das casas em Caconde. Essa situação decorre do menor desenvolvimento sócio-econômico deste município, confirmando assim uma tendência já demonstrada em pesquisas anteriores. O desmatamento foi mais intenso em São José, onde o desenvolvimento social é maior e no qual à taxa de infestação é menor, fato que mostra um comportamento oposto entre os dois determinantes nestes municípios. Os vínculos entre o desmatamento e o maior desenvolvimento sócio-econômico pode também ser demonstrado na medida em que se pode relacionar a atividade produtiva com a destruição da cobertura vegetal natural. Cabe sublinhar que esta tendência de efeito oposto do desmatamento não inverteu o resultado final, ou seja, que o confronto dessas forças determinantes resultou ainda numa taxa de infestação superior em Caconde, área de menor desenvolvimento social. A existência dessas tendências opostas entre os determinantes revela, desse modo, uma maior complexidade no processo de infestação por P. megistus, sem produzir, no entanto, reversão do resultado final.This study investigates the housing conditions and deforesting in Caconde and São José do Rio Pardo, neighbouring towns located in the northeastern region of the State of São Paulo, Brazil. These localities have had different dwelling infestation rates by Panstrongylus megistus and they also show distinct socioeconomic development. The housing conditions were studied by the analysis of data collected during the 1970's by the Superintendência de Controle de Endemias (SUCEN), a government agency. Aerial photographs taken during flights performed by the Agricultural Department of the State were used to analyse the deforesting. The socioeconomic analysis was based on Agricultural Census and interview with agronomic officials. The study showed more precarious housing conditions in Caconde than in São José do Rio Pardo. It was related to lower socioeconomic development in Caconde, confirming a trend showed by previous studies. The deforesting was more intense in São José, where socioeconomic development has been higher and the infestation rates were lower, what demonstrates opposite behaviour between the two determinants in these towns. The links between deforesting and higher socioeconomic development can also be showed by the relation between productive activity and destruction of the natural agricultural covering. It is emphasized that the tendency of opposite effect of the deforesting did not change the final result, that is, the confrontation of these determinant forces resulted in higher infestation rates in Caconde than in São José do Rio Pardo. The existence of these opposite trends between the determinants disclosed therefore more complexity in the infestation process of P. megistus, although the final result was not reverted changed.</text>
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                <text>La migración económica es una fiel manifestación de la creciente desigualdad que caracteriza al mundo contemporáneo. Pero constituye una alternativa vital para 200 millones de personas, que son incapaces de satisfacer las necesidades humanas (propias y familiares) en sus países de origen. Aquí se analizan las razones económicas de este fenómeno: desde el estancamiento económico y el deterioro del mercado de trabajo, con la secuela del desempleo persistente; pasando por la transformación de las estructuras económicas mundiales, la pobreza, los salarios de miseria y la explotación, la desregulación laboral, las estrategias monopolistas que sacrifican el desarrollo humano por el beneficio, la corrupción, e incluso la aceleración del cambio climático por motivo económico. Como propuesta alternativa, se propone un cambio radical de las políticas económicas, que garanticen el desarrollo humano de todos mediante políticas redistributivas del ingreso y de la riqueza. ¡A no ser que los opulentos estén indispuestos a consentirlo!</text>
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                <text>En este estudio se analizan los determinantes socioeconómicos del consumo de productos orgánicos y ecológicos en el Distrito Metropolitano de Quito. Para ello se realizaron encuestas entre los clientes de la feria agroecológica del parque “la Carolina” y se analizaron los datos por medio de una regresión lineal con el método de mínimos cuadrados ordinarios (OLS). Los resultados sugieren que las personas que poseen un mayor nivel de escolaridad así como más ingresos económicos, gastan más en el consumo de productos orgánicos y ecológicos. A la luz de estos resultados, las políticas orientadas a incrementar la oferta y la demanda de alimentos producidos ecológicamente deberían enfocarse en: 1) fomentar y promover la producción ecológica a fin de reducir los costos y el precio final al consumidor, y 2) difundir los beneficios y ventajas de consumir productos ecológicos entre los segmentos de la población con menos escolaridad e ingresos.   </text>
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                <text>ABSTRACT: This study aimed to analyze the relationships between the determinants of value appropriation and the innovation strategies in smallholder farming. A survey was conducted with 199 smallholders in the municipality of Guarapuava, in the state of Paraná (PR), Brazil. This quantitative study analyzes data through descriptive statistics and correlation. Results showed that, in general, farmers do not access the determinants of value appropriation through innovation. However, access to government programs aimed commercialization and cooperativism demonstrating a relationship with the determinants of appropriation of value created by innovation. This study contributed to the understanding of mechanisms that allow farmers to obtain better results through innovation strategies.</text>
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                <text>Universidade Federal de Santa Maria</text>
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                <text>Agriculture (General), Agriculture</text>
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                <text>&lt;a href="http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&amp;amp;pid=S0103-84782018000300901&amp;amp;lng=en&amp;amp;tlng=en" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"&gt;http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&amp;amp;pid=S0103-84782018000300901&amp;amp;lng=en&amp;amp;tlng=en&lt;/a&gt;</text>
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                <text>Purpose In Ethiopia, more than 26 million students have been out of the classroom for nearly 9 months. On 18 September, the Ethiopian Minister of Health advised the Parliament the possibility of reopening schools provided certain conditions were met. Schools are currently reopening in the country for the first time since March 2020.Objective This study assessed the knowledge and preventive health behaviours toward COVID-19 and associated factors among secondary school students.Design, setting, participants and outcome measures An institution-based cross-sectional study was conducted from October to December 2020 in Gondar city, Northwest Ethiopia. A total of 370 secondary school students were included. Bivariable and multivariable ordinal logistic regression model were fitted to identify the predictors of knowledge about COVID-19. Simple and multiple linear regression analysis were done to identify factors associated with preventive behaviour. A p&amp;lt;0.05 was used to declare statistical significance.Results Only one-fourth (23.5%, 95% CI 19.5% to 28.1%) of the participants had a good knowledge about COVID-19. The mean score of preventive behaviour was 22.8±SD 6.2. Marital status, religion, father education, living arrangement and sources of information were significantly associated with knowledge about COVID-19. Being female and using health professionals as source of information increased the engagement in preventive behaviours. On the other hand, student whose father employed in non-governmental organisation and other jobs had decreased engagement in preventive health behaviours.Conclusion Significant number of the students had inadequate knowledge about COVID-19 and poorly engaged in COVID-19 preventive behaviour. Thus, it is suggested to include and disseminate about COVID-19 in related academic sessions, using school clubs and minimedias. The sources of COVID-19-related information need to strengthen the dissemination of tailored, credible and timely message to enhance the knowledge and engagement of the students in preventive behaviours.</text>
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                <text>Korean Society of Epidemiology</text>
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                <text>To investigate intention rates to get vaccinated against COVID-19 among healthcare personnel (HCP) in Greece. Cross-sectional survey. The response rate was 14.5%. Of 1521 HCP with a known profession, 607 (39.9%) were nursing personnel, 480 (31.6%) physicians, 171 (11.2%) paramedical personnel, 72 (4.7%) supportive personnel, and 191 (12.6%) administrative personnel. Overall, 803 of 1571 HCP (51.1%) stated their intention to get vaccinated while 768 (48.9%) stated their intention to decline vaccination. Most HCP (71.3%) who reported intent to get vaccinated noted contributing to the control of the pandemic and protecting their families and themselves as their reasons, while the most common reason for reporting intent to decline vaccination was inadequate information about the vaccines (74.9%), followed by concerns about vaccine safety (36.2%). Logistic regression analysis revealed that the probability of intending to get vaccinated increased with male gender, being a physician, history of complete vaccination against hepatitis B, history of vaccination against pandemic A (H1N1) in 2009-2010, belief that COVID-19 vaccination should be mandatory for HCP, and increased confidence in vaccines in general during the COVID-19 pandemic. The following factors were associated with a lower intention to get vaccinated: no vaccination against influenza the past season, no intention to get vaccinated against influenza in 2020-2021, and no intention to recommend COVID-19 vaccination to high-risk patients. There is an urgent need to built safety perception towards COVID-19 vaccines and raise vaccine uptake rates by HCP, and thus to protect the healthcare workforce and the healthcare services.</text>
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