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In eastern Spain, Bonelli's eagle (Aquila fasciata) abundance has declined almost 50% in the last 25 years and, consequently, the species is listed as regionally endangered. Therefore, the aim of this study is to report the mortality causes of territorial breeding Bonelli's eagles, including the spatial and temporal patterns, and to assess the effects on population dynamics. From 2015–2023, we tracked 60 Bonelli's eagles via global positioning system‐global system for mobile communications (GPS‐GSM) telemetry; 33 of the eagles died (median survival time = 1,519 days). Survival did not differ in relation to sex, age at capture (subadult vs. adult birds), breeding site (coastland vs. inland territories), or transmitter's model. One‐year probability of survival (95% CI) was 0.716 (0.607–0.845); 2‐year survival was 0.640 (0.524–0.781); and 3‐year survival was 0.581 (0.464–0.729). Anthropogenic mortality (66.7% of cases) prevailed over natural (27.3%) and unknown causes (6.0%). Causes of mortality were intra‐ and interspecific predation (24.2% of cases), electrocution (18.2%), poisoning (15.1%), collision with power lines (9.1%), shooting (9.1%), drowning (9.1%), collision with other man‐made infrastructure (6.1%), and disease (3.0%). Deaths were most frequent during the early breeding season. Only 2 (6.1%) of 33 deaths recorded occurred within a protected area. Natural causes of mortality were more frequent away from the Mediterranean coast. In contrast, anthropogenic deaths were more frequent near the Mediterranean coast, where human population density is high. We estimated that probability of extirpation of the species in our study area is 17.8% in the next 50 years and 99.2% in 100 years. Nonetheless, a small reduction in adult mortality by ≥15% could prevent extirpation in the next 50 years. Therefore, actions to reduce adult mortality are urgently needed to preserve the Bonelli's eagle in eastern Spain. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This contribution analyses the earthquakes that occurred in Ecuador between the devastating ones of 1698 and 1797. Thus, the cases of 1755, 1757, 1778, 1786, and 1787 are dealt with. Through the use of official documentation and printed sources, we attempt to understand the management of the disaster by the Bourbon authorities during the second half of the century, as well as the post-disaster dissemination in reports of events, the press, pastoral letters, sermons, historical-geographical dictionaries, and history books. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Introduction: Between 2017 and 2022, it was carried out research on the management of cultural heritage organizations in the Colombian Caribbean. Caught our attention the quantity and quality of cultural organizations built in Valledupar, Colombia, in comparison to larger cities, and with greater economic resources. Objective: In this study we attempt to identify the economic support ecosystem in the cultural heritage organizations of the city of Valledupar (Cesar, Colombia) and, based on in-depth interviews, formulate postulates about the forces that have facilitated the development of a rich and complex cultural ecosystem, despite the scarcity of resources. Methodology: Social network analysis ARS was used, based on the methodology of Organizational life stories. Results: the relationship dynamics of seven cultural heritage organizations are shown. The network of support that organizations use to survive were represented, which allow them to improve management and strengthen their relationship systems for financing, learning and access to new services and resources. The SNA methodology allowed us to identify the greatest supports, the type of networks, and the development possibilities of the organizations analyzed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Este artículo tiene como objetivo realizar una revisión bibliográfica del impacto de los costos estratégicos en la sostenibilidad empresarial de las PYMEs. Se basó en una búsqueda exhaustiva en bases de datos de Web of Science (WoS), Scopus y SciELO (Colombia, Chile, Perú, Cuba y Argentina). Se hizo énfasis en la revisión de artículos publicados en inglés, español y portugués entre los años 2010-2022, obteniendo un total de 17 artículos. Los hallazgos más relevantes fueron: se destaca que la sostenibilidad empresarial es una meta a la que muy pocas pymes tienen acceso, debido a la falta de recursos monetarios, una gran competencia y la escasez de financiamiento. Se concluye que los costos estratégicos tienen un impacto significativo en la sostenibilidad empresarial de las pymes. Este impacto toma como base las innovaciones tecnológicas, capacitaciones, incentivos monetarios gubernamentales, adaptabilidad en el mercado y los cambios de enfoque en los planes de gestión.

Uno de los problemas que limitan una formación más integral de los futuros docentes de la facultad de Pedagogía son las insuficiencias en la gestión curricular de dicho proceso formativo. Para ello, este artículo tiene como objetivo identificar algunos retos que deben enfrentar docentes y directivos para coadyuvar a dicha integralidad. Se utilizaron métodos como el análisis-síntesis, el análisis de contenido y la revisión de documentos. Los resultados apuntan a un consenso en un conjunto de desafíos para el proceso de gestión curricular que, atendidos oportunamente, pueden hacer más pertinente el cumplimiento de la misión de la Universidad con su sociedad.

El artículo tiene por objetivo caracterizar la evolución histórica de la formación permanente de los directivos de las escuelas pedagógicas en Cuba y su gestión. Para ello se establecieron las siguientes etapas: la primera desde 1959- 1974, la segunda de 1975– 2009 y la tercera del 2010 hasta la actualidad. Además, para en análisis del mencionado proceso, se plantean indicadores homogéneos que permitieron describir su comportamiento en cada uno de las etapas establecidas.

El Ministerio de Educación cubano ha considerado a la gestión de la actividad científicaeducacional como aspecto esencial del Tercer Perfeccionamiento Educacional que se implementaen el país desde el año 2023, estableciendo como prioridad a la gestión del conocimiento comoun elemento decisivo para elevar la calidad de la educación. Esto conlleva a la necesidad decaracterizar esta nueva etapa como: perfeccionamiento de la gestión de la actividad científicaeducacional desde 2009 hasta la actualidad, atendiendo a la sistematización de las bases y losfundamentos teóricos y prácticos y a la búsqueda de soluciones por la vía científica mediantela aplicación de la innovación. El estudio se realizó con la aplicación de métodos teóricoscomo el histórico lógico, analítico sintético e inductivo deductivo y del empírico la revisiónbibliográfica y documental y la observación.

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Introduction: Between 2017 and 2022, it was carried out research on the management of cultural heritage organizations in the Colombian Caribbean. Caught our attention the quantity and quality of cultural organizations built in Valledupar, Colombia, in comparison to larger cities, and with greater economic resources. Objective: In this study we attempt to identify the economic support ecosystem in the cultural heritage organizations of the city of Valledupar (Cesar, Colombia) and, based on in-depth interviews, formulate postulates about the forces that have facilitated the development of a rich and complex cultural ecosystem, despite the scarcity of resources. Methodology: Social network analysis ARS was used, based on the methodology of Organizational life stories. Results: the relationship dynamics of seven cultural heritage organizations are shown. The network of support that organizations use to survive were represented, which allow them to improve management and strengthen their relationship systems for financing, learning and access to new services and resources. The SNA methodology allowed us to identify the greatest supports, the type of networks, and the development possibilities of the organizations analyzed. Introducción: Entre 2017 y 2022 se realizó una investigación sobre la gestión de las organizaciones del patrimonio cultural en el Caribe colombiano. Nos llamó la atención la cantidad y calidad de las organizaciones culturales construidas en Valledupar, Colombia, en comparación con ciudades más grandes y con mayores recursos económicos. Objetivo: En este estudio intentamos identificar el ecosistema de soporte económico de las organizaciones patrimoniales culturales de la ciudad de Valledupar (Cesar, Colombia) y, a partir de entrevistas en profundidad, formular postulados sobre las fuerzas que han facilitado el desarrollo de un rica y complejo ecosistema cultural, a pesar de la escasez de recursos. Metodología: Se utilizó el análisis de redes sociales ARS, con base en la metodología de Historias de vida organizacionales. Resultados: Se muestra la dinámica de relación de siete organizaciones de patrimonio cultural. Se representaron las redes de apoyo que utilizan las organizaciones para sobrevivir, que les permiten mejorar la gestión y fortalecer sus sistemas de relacionamiento para el financiamiento, el aprendizaje y el acceso a nuevos servicios y recursos. La metodología ARS permitió identificar los mayores apoyos, el tipo de redes, los conflictos y las posibilidades de desarrollo de las organizaciones analizadas.

Atemperado a las necesidades que las transformaciones sociales imponen y que precisan de profesionales mejor preparados desde la vocación, este artículo tiene como objetivo desarrollar un sistema de acciones para potenciar el proceso de orientación familiar para la formación vocacional pedagógica en Secundaria Básica y provocar un impacto social en el contexto formativo, con una dinámica proactiva y multiintencional, se emplearon métodos como: revisión de documentos, análisis y síntesis, encuestas,entrevistas, estadistica descriptiva, entre otros La puesta en práctica de la propuesta garantiza cambios a partir de la gestión formativa y favorece la continuidad pedagógica del territorio.

Objetivo: Determinar la relación que existe entre la adopción y el desarrollo del comercio virtual como estrategia comercial en el sector calzado del distrito El Porvenir (región La Libertad, Perú) durante el 2020. Métodos: El enfoque de la investigación fue cuantitativa, de tipo correlacional, con diseño no experimental a través de la aplicación de una encuesta como técnica y la elaboración de un instrumento para la recolección de datos, la cual fua validada a través del alfa de Cronbach; y posteriormente aplicada a una muestra de 286 fabricantes de calzados, y con la utilización de análisis de frecuencias, tablas cruzadas, coeficiente de correlación de Spearman, y el estadístico Chi-cuadrado. Resultados: El 56 % de los encuestados coincidió en reconocer la importancia de implementar una página web que le permitiera ampliar sus canales de ventas para mejorar sus ingresos entre un 60 % y 70 %. Conclusión: Los fabricantes que implementaron el e-commerce mejoraron su penetración de mercado positivamente, obteniendo un aumento significativo sobre sus ventas e ingresos.

El trabajo aporta una sistematización de referentes teóricos - metodológicos para el proceso de gestión de la comunicación organizacional en las escuelas secundarias básicas. Se abordan los principales conceptos y categorías (proceso, gestión, comunicación, organización, comunicación organizacional, gestión organizacional y gestión de la comunicación organizacional). Es de pertinencia y actualidad porque contribuye a suplir la limitada preparación que poseen de los gestores del proceso en este nivel educativo, además responde a las políticas trazadas por el Partido Comunista de Cuba, los Lineamientos de la Política Económica y Social y al Tercer Perfeccionamiento Continuo del Sistema Educación General en Cuba.

La actividad permanente Autoevaluación y Gestión de la Calidad de la División de Educología (APAGCDE), efectúa dentro de sus múltiples labores; acompañar y dar seguimiento a los planes de mejora de las comisiones de autoevaluación y acreditación (CAE´s) de carreras propias y compartidas, por tanto, realiza encuentros y consultas a diferentes actores sociales involucrados en las acciones sustantivas de la Unidad Académica (UA), como lo son las personas representantes de la División de Educología (DED) en las CAE´s, esto con la finalidad de ofrecer el apoyo que se requiere de la Dirección de la UA y de esta actividad permanente. En el 2023, la APAGCDE dio seguimiento, realizó un encuentro anual y aplicó una consulta a las personas participantes en dichas comisiones, para conocer el estado actual de los procesos de autoevaluación y acreditación de las carreras de la DED, así como valorar los apoyos que reciben estas comisiones por parte de la asesoría curricular de la Vicerrectoría de Docencia (VD). La consulta responde a una evaluación formativa que promueva acciones idóneas y pertinentes que beneficien a la DED y a las instancias universitarias con la única finalidad de continuar con la mejora de las acciones y buscar la excelencia académica.

L’inscription du site des palais royaux d’Abomey sur la Liste du patrimoine mondial et la Liste du patrimoine en danger en 1985 a succédé à la création du musée historique dans les palais des rois Guézo (1818-1858) et Glèlè (1858-1889) en 1944. L’objectif de cette recherche est d’analyser le cadre institutionnel de gestion et les instruments en jeu pour assurer la gestion efficace du complexe musée-site. L’approche méthodologique utilisée est la méthode active de recherche participative (MARP). Ainsi, les entretiens sont réalisés avec le personnel du complexe musée-site, le directeur de l’office du tourisme d’Abomey, quelques visiteurs et membres des communautés. La double identité des palais royaux d’Abomey est à l’origine de ses problèmes de gestion efficace. Autant les outils de gestion font défaut que le personnel affecté est inadéquat.

En la actualidad se observa la generación de residuos sólidos como un problema que está escalando a niveles más altos en todos los países del mundo y también en Latinoamérica. Así, este artículo de revisión de la literatura pretende analizar las políticas para la gestión de residuos implementadas por diferentes municipios pertenecientes a países de la región. Se realizó una búsqueda en diferentes bases de datos y fuentes bibliográficas, utilizando las plataformas Scielo, Dialnet y Scopus. De esta forma y aplicando criterios de inclusión y exclusión se seleccionaron 30 artículos, que fueron considerados para proporcionar la realidad de las políticas, planes de acción, innovación en técnicas de gestión e infraestructura. Finalmente, se señala la deficiencia administrativa en los procesos de eliminación de desechos, que se da de manera generalizada en América Latina, siendo Brasil el país que presenta mayor cantidad de estudios resaltando las carencias de las ciudades que la constituyen. Además, se destaca la incidencia del trabajo en conjunto de los agentes participativos (población, Estado, sector privado), que condiciona tanto los buenos como los malos resultados del manejo de residuos sólidos.

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Funding decisions influence where, how, and by whom conservation is pursued globally. In the context of growing calls for more participatory, Indigenous‐led, and socially just conservation, we undertook the first empirical investigation of how philanthropic foundations working in marine conservation globally engage communities in grant‐making decisions. We paid particular attention to whether and how community engagement practices reinforce or disrupt existing power dynamics. We conducted semistructured remote interviews with 46 individuals from 32 marine conservation foundations to identify how conservation foundations engage communities in setting their priorities and deciding which organizations and projects to fund. We found that community engagement in foundation decision‐making was limited in practice. Eleven of the 32 foundations reported some form of community engagement in funding decisions. Two of these foundations empowered communities to shape funding priorities and projects through strong forms of engagement. Many engagement practices were one way, one time, or indirect and confined to certain points in decision‐making processes. These weaker practices limited community input and reinforced unequal power relations, which may undermine the legitimacy, equity, and effectiveness of conservation efforts. We suggest that foundations aim for stronger forms of community engagement and reflect on how their grant‐making practices affect power relations between foundations and communities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This study sought to understand and diagnose the management of water resources in the state of Amazonas. To achieve this objective, a strategic analysis was performed using two tools: SWOT and PESTEL. To build the SWOT and PESTEL tables, a search was carried out of dissertations posted in institutional repositories of the Amazonas State University and the Federal University of Amazonas. Non-participant observation was also performed at the meetings of the State Water Resources Council in order to gain a better understanding of management. The results achieved showed that the diagnosis is of a water resources management that is still in the initial phase, and which requires improvements in planning to achieve its goals. It was noted that the main bottleneck of management is the non-execution of the instruments of the state water resources policy, since they are the essential elements for it to function fully and strategically. In addition, political management has not prioritized water resources, which generates discontinuity of projects. Finally, it was noticed that the water resources management system has few people that are active in the cause, since little participation by the people who compose it was noted in the meetings of the State Water Resources Council. It is clear then that the system must be strengthened and restructured so that management can achieve its principles and objectives, in addition to seeking to train more people to do so. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

We are introducing an analysis of the micro and macroeconomic factors associated with the textile industrial decline in the canton of La Maná. Ecuador, unlike similar studies, based on the decline of important industries, we tried to explain the negative factors to execute the Development and Territorial Planning Plan, which aspired for the takeoff of an industry that barely reached 2% participation. We analyzed not considered factors in planning, according to the new data. In the internal component, we particularly observed a management system based on traditional paradigms that did not foster innovation. We concluded about the importance of incorporating into public planning social and cultural programs that promote entrepreneurship, flexibility and the management of social change. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Currently, the management audit benefits the organizational management of entities in many aspects to be able to obtain an efficient and effective administration, guiding innovation and progress in the processes of good decision making, executing processes based on current legal regulations. Since for organizational development it is important to know the degree of efficiency, effectiveness and economics of the activities carried out in the organization, therefore it is necessary to carry out a management audit whose purpose is to evaluate the performance of the activities carried out and compare them with the goals and objectives set, so that they can generate good results for the organization, as long as it effectively involves planning, organization, direction and control, providing services and public goods to satisfy the needs of the population, always seeking the local common good of exempt manner subject to the legal provision of the Ecuadorian state, that is, it has autonomy to govern and administer, through a consensus with society the budget is distributed to make the best decisions for an optimal organization, thus guaranteeing the rights of the population, Given this background, the work presented shows the results obtained. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The digital age is characterized by rapid development, growth, innovation, and disruption. Organizations must adapt to the new digital landscape to remain competitive. Digital transformation involves more than just implementing new technologies. A digital transformation strategy is a plan for organizations to utilize IT technologies and methods to create new value and drive growth. The development and implementation of such a strategy have become central concerns for many organizations in research management. In this article, we discuss the technological potentials and challenges of digital transformation and propose a decision-making model using transformation technologies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Introgressive hybridization between wolves and dogs is a conservation concern due to its potentially deleterious long‐term evolutionary consequences. European legislation requires that wolf–dog hybridization be mitigated through effective management. We developed an individual‐based model (IBM) to simulate the life cycle of gray wolves that incorporates aspects of wolf sociality that affect hybridization rates (e.g., the dissolution of packs after the death of one/both breeders) with the goal of informing decision‐making on management of wolf–dog hybridization. We applied our model by projecting hybridization dynamics in a local wolf population under different mate choice and immigration scenarios and contrasted results of removal of admixed individuals with their sterilization and release. In several scenarios, lack of management led to complete admixture, whereas reactive management interventions effectively reduced admixture in wolf populations. Management effectiveness, however, strongly depended on mate choice and number and admixture level of individuals immigrating into the wolf population. The inclusion of anthropogenic mortality affecting parental and admixed individuals (e.g., poaching) increased the probability of pack dissolution and thus increased the probability of interbreeding with dogs or admixed individuals and boosted hybridization and introgression rates in all simulation scenarios. Recognizing the necessity of additional model refinements (appropriate parameterization, thorough sensitivity analyses, and robust model validation) to generate management recommendations applicable in real‐world scenarios, we maintain confidence in our model's potential as a valuable conservation tool that can be applied to diverse situations and species facing similar threats. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]