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International audience ; What bioeconomy means? What types of agriculture will it lead to in the Champagne Ardenne region ? These are the questions at the origin of the BIOCA Project. While the bioeconomy is usually presented as an ongoing ecological transition, BIOCA has shown that it actually covers a diversity of economic development projects that are both competing and seeking compromises, which do not necessarily meet the challenges of sustainability. These bioeconomies are based on a diversity of agricultural models present in Champagne Ardenne that do not have the same territorial scope or the same economic, social and environmental impacts. Public policies must take note of this diversity of situations and trajectories in terms of the agricultural bioeconomy and promote it in order to face the uncertainty of the future. The difficulty in establishing ecological accounting also appears to be a major obstacle for farmers who are already engaged in ecological transition thinking and approaches. ; Qu'est-ce que la bioéconomie ? Quels types d'agriculture induit-elle sur le territoire de la Champagne Ardenne, lequel fait figure de leader en matière de bioéconomie ? Telles ont été les questions à l'origine du Projet BIOCA. Alors que la bioéconomie est présentée habituellement comme une transition écologique en cours, BIOCA a permis de montrer qu'elle recouvre en réalité une diversité de projets de développement économique qui sont à la fois en concurrence et à la recherche de compromis, qui ne répondent pas forcément aux enjeux de soutenabilité. Ces bioéconomies s'appuient sur une diversité de modèles agricoles présents en Champagne Ardenne qui n'ont pas la même territorialisation ni les mêmes impacts économiques, sociaux et environnementaux. Les politiques publiques doivent prendre acte de cette diversité de situations et de trajectoires en matière de bioéconomie agricole et la favoriser pour affronter au mieux les incertitudes du futur. La difficulté à établir une comptabilité écologique apparaît aussi comme un verrou majeur pour les agriculteurs qui sont d'ores et déjà engagés dans des réflexions et démarches de transition écologique.

International audience ; What bioeconomy means? What types of agriculture will it lead to in the Champagne Ardenne region ? These are the questions at the origin of the BIOCA Project. While the bioeconomy is usually presented as an ongoing ecological transition, BIOCA has shown that it actually covers a diversity of economic development projects that are both competing and seeking compromises, which do not necessarily meet the challenges of sustainability. These bioeconomies are based on a diversity of agricultural models present in Champagne Ardenne that do not have the same territorial scope or the same economic, social and environmental impacts. Public policies must take note of this diversity of situations and trajectories in terms of the agricultural bioeconomy and promote it in order to face the uncertainty of the future. The difficulty in establishing ecological accounting also appears to be a major obstacle for farmers who are already engaged in ecological transition thinking and approaches. ; Qu'est-ce que la bioéconomie ? Quels types d'agriculture induit-elle sur le territoire de la Champagne Ardenne, lequel fait figure de leader en matière de bioéconomie ? Telles ont été les questions à l'origine du Projet BIOCA. Alors que la bioéconomie est présentée habituellement comme une transition écologique en cours, BIOCA a permis de montrer qu'elle recouvre en réalité une diversité de projets de développement économique qui sont à la fois en concurrence et à la recherche de compromis, qui ne répondent pas forcément aux enjeux de soutenabilité. Ces bioéconomies s'appuient sur une diversité de modèles agricoles présents en Champagne Ardenne qui n'ont pas la même territorialisation ni les mêmes impacts économiques, sociaux et environnementaux. Les politiques publiques doivent prendre acte de cette diversité de situations et de trajectoires en matière de bioéconomie agricole et la favoriser pour affronter au mieux les incertitudes du futur. La difficulté à établir une comptabilité écologique apparaît aussi comme un verrou majeur pour les agriculteurs qui sont d'ores et déjà engagés dans des réflexions et démarches de transition écologique.

International audience ; What bioeconomy means? What types of agriculture will it lead to in the Champagne Ardenne region ? These are the questions at the origin of the BIOCA Project. While the bioeconomy is usually presented as an ongoing ecological transition, BIOCA has shown that it actually covers a diversity of economic development projects that are both competing and seeking compromises, which do not necessarily meet the challenges of sustainability. These bioeconomies are based on a diversity of agricultural models present in Champagne Ardenne that do not have the same territorial scope or the same economic, social and environmental impacts. Public policies must take note of this diversity of situations and trajectories in terms of the agricultural bioeconomy and promote it in order to face the uncertainty of the future. The difficulty in establishing ecological accounting also appears to be a major obstacle for farmers who are already engaged in ecological transition thinking and approaches. ; Qu'est-ce que la bioéconomie ? Quels types d'agriculture induit-elle sur le territoire de la Champagne Ardenne, lequel fait figure de leader en matière de bioéconomie ? Telles ont été les questions à l'origine du Projet BIOCA. Alors que la bioéconomie est présentée habituellement comme une transition écologique en cours, BIOCA a permis de montrer qu'elle recouvre en réalité une diversité de projets de développement économique qui sont à la fois en concurrence et à la recherche de compromis, qui ne répondent pas forcément aux enjeux de soutenabilité. Ces bioéconomies s'appuient sur une diversité de modèles agricoles présents en Champagne Ardenne qui n'ont pas la même territorialisation ni les mêmes impacts économiques, sociaux et environnementaux. Les politiques publiques doivent prendre acte de cette diversité de situations et de trajectoires en matière de bioéconomie agricole et la favoriser pour affronter au mieux les incertitudes du futur. La difficulté à établir une comptabilité écologique apparaît aussi comme un verrou majeur pour les agriculteurs qui sont d'ores et déjà engagés dans des réflexions et démarches de transition écologique.

International audience ; What bioeconomy means? What types of agriculture will it lead to in the Champagne Ardenne region ? These are the questions at the origin of the BIOCA Project. While the bioeconomy is usually presented as an ongoing ecological transition, BIOCA has shown that it actually covers a diversity of economic development projects that are both competing and seeking compromises, which do not necessarily meet the challenges of sustainability. These bioeconomies are based on a diversity of agricultural models present in Champagne Ardenne that do not have the same territorial scope or the same economic, social and environmental impacts. Public policies must take note of this diversity of situations and trajectories in terms of the agricultural bioeconomy and promote it in order to face the uncertainty of the future. The difficulty in establishing ecological accounting also appears to be a major obstacle for farmers who are already engaged in ecological transition thinking and approaches. ; Qu'est-ce que la bioéconomie ? Quels types d'agriculture induit-elle sur le territoire de la Champagne Ardenne, lequel fait figure de leader en matière de bioéconomie ? Telles ont été les questions à l'origine du Projet BIOCA. Alors que la bioéconomie est présentée habituellement comme une transition écologique en cours, BIOCA a permis de montrer qu'elle recouvre en réalité une diversité de projets de développement économique qui sont à la fois en concurrence et à la recherche de compromis, qui ne répondent pas forcément aux enjeux de soutenabilité. Ces bioéconomies s'appuient sur une diversité de modèles agricoles présents en Champagne Ardenne qui n'ont pas la même territorialisation ni les mêmes impacts économiques, sociaux et environnementaux. Les politiques publiques doivent prendre acte de cette diversité de situations et de trajectoires en matière de bioéconomie agricole et la favoriser pour affronter au mieux les incertitudes du futur. La difficulté à établir une comptabilité écologique apparaît aussi comme un verrou majeur pour les agriculteurs qui sont d'ores et déjà engagés dans des réflexions et démarches de transition écologique.

International audience ; What bioeconomy means? What types of agriculture will it lead to in the Champagne Ardenne region ? These are the questions at the origin of the BIOCA Project. While the bioeconomy is usually presented as an ongoing ecological transition, BIOCA has shown that it actually covers a diversity of economic development projects that are both competing and seeking compromises, which do not necessarily meet the challenges of sustainability. These bioeconomies are based on a diversity of agricultural models present in Champagne Ardenne that do not have the same territorial scope or the same economic, social and environmental impacts. Public policies must take note of this diversity of situations and trajectories in terms of the agricultural bioeconomy and promote it in order to face the uncertainty of the future. The difficulty in establishing ecological accounting also appears to be a major obstacle for farmers who are already engaged in ecological transition thinking and approaches. ; Qu'est-ce que la bioéconomie ? Quels types d'agriculture induit-elle sur le territoire de la Champagne Ardenne, lequel fait figure de leader en matière de bioéconomie ? Telles ont été les questions à l'origine du Projet BIOCA. Alors que la bioéconomie est présentée habituellement comme une transition écologique en cours, BIOCA a permis de montrer qu'elle recouvre en réalité une diversité de projets de développement économique qui sont à la fois en concurrence et à la recherche de compromis, qui ne répondent pas forcément aux enjeux de soutenabilité. Ces bioéconomies s'appuient sur une diversité de modèles agricoles présents en Champagne Ardenne qui n'ont pas la même territorialisation ni les mêmes impacts économiques, sociaux et environnementaux. Les politiques publiques doivent prendre acte de cette diversité de situations et de trajectoires en matière de bioéconomie agricole et la favoriser pour affronter au mieux les incertitudes du futur. La difficulté à établir une comptabilité écologique apparaît aussi comme ...

International audience ; What bioeconomy means? What types of agriculture will it lead to in the Champagne Ardenne region ? These are the questions at the origin of the BIOCA Project. While the bioeconomy is usually presented as an ongoing ecological transition, BIOCA has shown that it actually covers a diversity of economic development projects that are both competing and seeking compromises, which do not necessarily meet the challenges of sustainability. These bioeconomies are based on a diversity of agricultural models present in Champagne Ardenne that do not have the same territorial scope or the same economic, social and environmental impacts. Public policies must take note of this diversity of situations and trajectories in terms of the agricultural bioeconomy and promote it in order to face the uncertainty of the future. The difficulty in establishing ecological accounting also appears to be a major obstacle for farmers who are already engaged in ecological transition thinking and approaches. ; Qu'est-ce que la bioéconomie ? Quels types d'agriculture induit-elle sur le territoire de la Champagne Ardenne, lequel fait figure de leader en matière de bioéconomie ? Telles ont été les questions à l'origine du Projet BIOCA. Alors que la bioéconomie est présentée habituellement comme une transition écologique en cours, BIOCA a permis de montrer qu'elle recouvre en réalité une diversité de projets de développement économique qui sont à la fois en concurrence et à la recherche de compromis, qui ne répondent pas forcément aux enjeux de soutenabilité. Ces bioéconomies s'appuient sur une diversité de modèles agricoles présents en Champagne Ardenne qui n'ont pas la même territorialisation ni les mêmes impacts économiques, sociaux et environnementaux. Les politiques publiques doivent prendre acte de cette diversité de situations et de trajectoires en matière de bioéconomie agricole et la favoriser pour affronter au mieux les incertitudes du futur. La difficulté à établir une comptabilité écologique apparaît aussi comme un verrou majeur pour les agriculteurs qui sont d'ores et déjà engagés dans des réflexions et démarches de transition écologique.

International audience ; What bioeconomy means? What types of agriculture will it lead to in the Champagne Ardenne region ? These are the questions at the origin of the BIOCA Project. While the bioeconomy is usually presented as an ongoing ecological transition, BIOCA has shown that it actually covers a diversity of economic development projects that are both competing and seeking compromises, which do not necessarily meet the challenges of sustainability. These bioeconomies are based on a diversity of agricultural models present in Champagne Ardenne that do not have the same territorial scope or the same economic, social and environmental impacts. Public policies must take note of this diversity of situations and trajectories in terms of the agricultural bioeconomy and promote it in order to face the uncertainty of the future. The difficulty in establishing ecological accounting also appears to be a major obstacle for farmers who are already engaged in ecological transition thinking and approaches. ; Qu'est-ce que la bioéconomie ? Quels types d'agriculture induit-elle sur le territoire de la Champagne Ardenne, lequel fait figure de leader en matière de bioéconomie ? Telles ont été les questions à l'origine du Projet BIOCA. Alors que la bioéconomie est présentée habituellement comme une transition écologique en cours, BIOCA a permis de montrer qu'elle recouvre en réalité une diversité de projets de développement économique qui sont à la fois en concurrence et à la recherche de compromis, qui ne répondent pas forcément aux enjeux de soutenabilité. Ces bioéconomies s'appuient sur une diversité de modèles agricoles présents en Champagne Ardenne qui n'ont pas la même territorialisation ni les mêmes impacts économiques, sociaux et environnementaux. Les politiques publiques doivent prendre acte de cette diversité de situations et de trajectoires en matière de bioéconomie agricole et la favoriser pour affronter au mieux les incertitudes du futur. La difficulté à établir une comptabilité écologique apparaît aussi comme ...

On March 13, 2020, a group of 16 Montana children and teenagers filed a complaint in the First Judicial District, Lewis and Clark County against the State of Montana and several state agencies. These young Plaintiffs sought injunctive and declaratory relief against Defendants for their complicity in continuing to extract and release harmful amounts of greenhouse gases which contribute to climate change. Plaintiffs premised their argument on the Montana Constitution's robust environmental rights and protections. The Defendants filed a motion to dismiss which the District Court granted in-part and denied in-part. Held provides a roadmap for future litigation by elucidating Montana's jurisprudential approach to a constitutional challenge about climate change. This strategy allowed Plaintiffs to streamline judicial review which is important because climate change is not an impending threat but an active one. The young Plaintiffs sought expansive remedies and the Court will now only hear the ones considered judicially reasonable. Held highlights issues of intergenerational equity and the abdication of government from recognizing that present and future citizens have a right to enjoy land, air, and water held in public trust.

Planning and investing in digital health information systems can lead to improvements in decision-making, patient services, and quality of care. With increased internet connectivity, Pacific island countries have more opportunities to move away from paper-based information systems and connect remote health facilities for greater information exchange. This guide provides resources for those working in health information planning, design, and implementation, including in public health, and includes examples from across the Pacific. The guide makes recommendations on how to achieve a comprehensive and sustainable digital health information system that improves decision-making and, ultimately, improves patient experiences.

International audience Why do some societies have political institutions that support productively inefficient outcomes? And why does the political power of elites vested in these outcomes often grow over time, even when they are unable to block more efficient modes of production? We propose an explanation centered on the interplay between political and cultural change. We build a model in which cultural values are transmitted inter-generationally. The cultural composition of society, in turn, determines public-goods provision as well as the future political power of elites from different cultural groups. We characterize the equilibrium of the model and provide sufficient conditions for the emergence of cultural revivals. These are characterized as movements in which both the cultural composition of society as well as the political power of elites who are vested in productively inefficient outcomes grow over time. We reveal the usefulness of our framework by applying it to two case studies: the Jim Crow South and Turkey's Gülen Movement.

In the epoch of total deception, moral and ethical dilemmas, ideological diversity, and confusion when the crisis is becoming a permanent state, it's getting more and more challenging to define such phenomena as hegemony and resistance, then to explain their quintessence. As more transnational networks and actors are appearing in the global landscape international political order is becoming more entangled. Some of the transnational ties are formal but there is an informal web of connections that are much difficult to discern. In this context of the accelerated transfiguration of the global system, it is crucial to make sense of how hegemony and resistance are functioning. In the following article, I will rely on philosophical works of Alain Badiou, Jean Baudrillard, Gilles Deleuze, also works of Russian author Leo Tolstoy and modern tv series such as The Leftovers, Fight Club, and Black Mirror to get the picture of how hegemony and resistance adjusted to the rapid change

While Malaysia's economy may be driven by large industries where government-linked companies (GLCs) and multi-national corporations predominate, the importance of micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) should not be underestimated. Almost all (98.5%) registered businesses in Malaysia are MSMEs, and help to stimulate the economy in more ways than one (i.e., providing employment and innovation, among others). Judging by economic performance and administrative resilience following the 14th General Election in 2018, Malaysia's economic growth and development seemed to be on a positive trajectory. However, with the emergence of Covid-19 in late 2019, MSMEs have been badly impacted, with a tremendous number of them closing down temporarily or shutting down operations completely. This is expected to hamper Malaysia's prospects for economic growth for years to come. While the country's economy, overall, will likely experience challenges in future, Malaysia's working people will be the most affected—namely those who are breadwinners for their families. A survey-based study was carried out from July to August 2020 by The Asia Foundation (the Foundation) to identify how Malaysian MSMEs have been affected by the Covid-19 outbreak. This looked at key areas such as businesses': performance prior to the pandemic, operations during Covid-19 restrictions, expectations about survival, coping strategies, perceptions about the government's management in response to the pandemic, and willingness to help women cope with the pandemic. This study also surveyed the impact of Covid-19 on Malaysian workers, and especially during the initial phase of the government's movement control order (MCO), which was introduced and enforced to prevent mass spread of the coronavirus. The study was carried out to analyze the direct and indirect impact that the outbreak and the associated measures put in place by employers and the government had on different groups of workers.

This paper has two objectives: (1) assess the health sector performance of the Philippines relative to other ASEAN member states, and (2) assess regional health integration and cooperation in the Philippines, and identify challenges and opportunities. The Philippines is lagging in critical health outcome and access indicators in the region. This is a reflection of the longstanding challenges in terms of health financing, health service delivery, governance, and health human resources. Health integration and cooperation could be instrumental in achieving health system goals. While the country has made significant stride in facilitating regional integration and cooperation in recent years, challenges related to regulations, infrastructure, and implementation remain.

Sri Lanka has experienced a significant fall in the overall smoking rate among males - from 40.5% in 2005 to 28.4% in 2018. Yet worryingly, tobacco smoking prevalence is significantly high among certain groups (referred to as 'Last Mile Smokers') and the country loses more than 20,000 lives every year as a result of tobacco-related diseases. The presence of high prevalence smoking groups highlights the need for successful and sustainable tobacco control measures. Smoking cessation interventions play a significant role in effective tobacco smoking controlling. Different approaches in cessation should be used in different settings – and in combination with one another to improve the effectiveness. Currently, Sri Lanka has a wide range of cessation support. However, IPS studies on tobacco control show that there is a vast unmet demand for tobacco cessation services and community-based smoking cessation interventions are more suitable in the Sri Lankan context.

The Review of Health and Disability System and the health transitions process provides an opportunity to design health services that make better use of allied health professions to achieve triple/quadruple aim health objectives for efficiency, quality, equity and sustainability in health and disability services. Allied health practitioners represent a ready-workforce able to support a shift to more effective and more pro-active prevention, person-centred care, and collaborative, interdisciplinary team-based approaches that are most appropriate for people with complex health issues including long-term conditions. With experience working in multi-disciplinary teams and across the secondary and primary care sectors, many allied health practitioners are also uniquely experienced in supporting patient transitions between settings of care, a critical strength that can support greater coordination and continuity in patient journeys.