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Urban expansion in agricultural areas demands attention regarding land use planning, particularly in dryland ecosystems with limited availability of water and fertile soil. The objective is to identify and characterize the natural, cultural, historical, and current elements that integrate the southwest of Maipu's (Mendoza, Argentina) rural landscape and its connection with territorial changes. Through a mixed methodology applied in a case study, with the analysis of historical documents and the use of open-access software QGIS, we analyzed the natural and cultural values, territorial infrastructure, built heritage, and how urban sprawls invade productive land. Thus, it is possible to extract recommendations for decision-makers in land use planning that promote local development and the inclusion of new territorial categories to interpret and manage the territory. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The use of enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems has become an essential aspect for the efficient management of small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs), which have adopted ERP solutions based on open source software has been reduced, due to the lack of knowledge about this technology. The different paradigms that have emerged around the implementation of open source enterprise resource planning software have focused on the challenges and opportunities perceived by entrepreneurs in the region. The analysis carried out has shown that one of the main reasons why companies chose to train in this type of software was due to the economical and free costs and the possibility of customizing the platform according to their specific needs. Unlike proprietary solutions with paid licenses, open source software has offered greater flexibility and adaptability, allowing companies to adjust their operations more efficiently to constant changes in the business and technological environment. Having promoted initiatives that have promoted collaboration between the public and private sectors has facilitated a broader and more effective adoption of these rarely used cutting-edge technologies in the region. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Within high performance planning, a strict and methodical control of the distribution of physical and mental loads is essential to prevent injuries, burnout and psychophysiological sequelae. This study aims to identify the main methodological variables of sports training for high performance athletes. A qualitative literature review was conducted using the prism method, selecting 12 of 70 relevant papers from databases such as Google Scholar, SCIELO, EBSCO, ERIC, PsycINFO, Dialnet and Psycnet. The results reveal a diversity of training methods that share key elements, such as care in the distribution of psychophysiological loads, the impact on the athlete's psyche, injury prevention and functional restitution to reach new thresholds. It is concluded that the relationship with the coach and his feedback, together with the athlete's commitment and mental strength, are crucial during competition, which can have up to three competitive peaks, since in the third week the athlete loses sporting form. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This document is part of a research project that proposes an evaluation and modeling of transportation systems in AMBA Sur through geomatics applications, which also proposes to make prospective contributions to the sustainable planning and territorial ordering of urban mobility and transportation. Background information is articulated regarding 1) the relevance of geographic information and computer systems for decision-making in territorial management and geomatics as a field of knowledge; 2) territorial planning and its sustainable dimension; and 3) urban mobility, transportation, and logistics in the regional context of study and the current international urban agenda. The objective of this article is to present advances regarding urban diagnosis and the current mobility and transportation system in AMBA Sur to offer useful guidelines for public planning and territorial ordering policies from a sustainable approach based on the geomatic modeling of geographic information. The territorial cut covers the area of direct influence of the corridor formed by Avenida Los Quilmes, Avenida Calchaquí, and Provincial Route 36 in the districts of Quilmes, Florencio Varela, and Berazategui, where three intermodal nodes of regional hierarchy are configured: Bernal Triangle (Quilmes), Varela Crossing (Florencio Varela), and Gutiérrez Rotunda Node (Berazategui); especially deepening a comprehensive urban diagnostic analysis of mobility and transportation in the Rotonda de Gutiérrez Node (Berazategui). Based on a research strategy of methodological triangulation, the aim is to achieve the identification, compilation, and analysis of available secondary information through field surveys and systematization of information to generate a georeferenced database. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Since the 1990s, Argentina has witnessed significant transformations in the relationship between the State and society, prompting a reevaluation of the roles and capacities of local governments to address large-scale issues extending beyond territorial boundaries due to urban expansion. This "de facto" redefinition of government roles occurs within a context of political and administrative fragmentation, demanding an expansion of agendas to include topics such as local development, territorial planning, environmental conservation, and innovation policies, among others, in new formats and in a global context. Consequently, inter-municipal cooperation has emerged as a response to manage newly delegated competencies, employing associative experiences to address challenges in urban management and conurbation. The main objective of this article is to recapitulate and analyze the primary associative experiences of inter-municipalism in the Metropolitan Area of Buenos Aires, from a planning perspective. Methodologically, the study utilizes primary sources, including semi-structured interviews with academic specialists and municipal officials engaged in these institutional arrangements, alongside an analysis of secondary sources and documentary evidence. The findings highlight the ongoing discussions, potentialities, and weaknesses to present a comprehensive overview of the current situation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This study aims to analyze indigenous rural governance in community processes of sustainable development from the perspective of strategic planning, in Alausí, Ecuador, in 2023. The research is characterized as descriptive, documentary, and field-based, adopting a mixed methodological approach that encompasses both quantitative and qualitative data collection, allowing for a more comprehensive understanding of the topic. Through a hermeneutic paradigm, efforts have been made to interpret the information to reach consensus knowledge. The research identified a weakened governance process characterized by aspects such as: an overload of managerial responsibilities, limited leadership capacity, reactive management by stakeholders to local needs, a scant culture of planning and coordination, and a patriarchal hierarchical leadership structure. These factors constrain the leadership and management process to a reactive stance of stakeholders regarding the expectations and interests of the community inhabitants, lacking commitment and empowerment. This condition underscores the need to overcome old hierarchical patterns through linear and cooperative rural governance processes adapted to the cultural context, through training and development of innovative governance and strategic planning capacities to guide the territory toward sustainable development processes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article "Planning and Strategy: Fundamentals for Confusing Times" highlights the importance of planning in different aspects of life. It is mentioned that technical planning requires specialists in each field and consists of making anticipatory decisions about actions that need to be carried out. Additionally, the importance of strategy and policies in planning is emphasized, as well as the need to have options and perform control to verify if the plan is being carried out correctly. The text also provides a glossary of terms and concepts related to strategic planning in a company, such as objectives, industry analysis, SWOT matrix, budget, among others. It is emphasized that planning is a technique that allows for selecting the appropriate means to achieve objectives and can be seen as an art and part of the political process of a society. [Extracted from the article]

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Initial teacher education aims to teach how to teach. To this end, it has been proposed that programs formally incorporate opportunities for understanding and training in pedagogical practices, both in courses and in the field. This study aims to explore the planning, execution, and contribution to professional training of the incorporation of opportunities for learning pedagogical practice (OLP) in courses offered on the university campus. A descriptive study was conducted in three teacher training programs: pre-school, primary, and secondary education. First, planned OLPs were identified by analysing the syllabus of 72 courses. Then, the perception of executed OLPs was examined by surveying 231 student teachers. Finally, the contribution of OLPs to professional training was investigated by interviewing 8 student teachers. The most planned OLPs by teacher educators were planning learning experiences and simulating what a teacher does during a learning experience. The latter was the most frequently executed OLP by the student teachers, who acknowledged that simulations allow them to: 1) apply the content, 2) learn from mistakes, 3) practice metacognitive monitoring and self-assessment, and 4) approach the complexity of teaching. The findings of this research can be used by training institutions to support the incorporation and design the implementation of OLP teaching from the first year of the training program, with particular emphasis on simulating what a teacher does before and during a learning experience. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The development of interdisciplinary projects in basic elementary education constitutes a decisive factor in the comprehensive training of students, in the face of a challenging world that poses complex problems that cannot be addressed from the knowledge of an isolated discipline, but requires the exercise of interdisciplinary practices. The objective of this study was to propose methodological strategies focused on the design, planning and evaluation of interdisciplinary projects in basic elementary education. The sample consisted of 5 teachers and their groups of second-year basic students from an urban school in the city of Milagro. Research methods and techniques were used that included interviews with teachers, surveys of students, review of school documents, curricula, methodological guides, as well as the validation of the proposal by a panel of experts in interdisciplinary projects, active teaching-learning methodologies and Collaborative learning. The results revealed the existence of significant challenges in the design and execution of interdisciplinary projects in basic elementary education, including the difficulty in achieving authentic integration of areas in the conception of such projects. The methodological strategies incorporated principles of constructivism, active methodologies, collaborative learning and development of cognitive skills. The expert evaluation highlighted the relevance of the proposal and the suitability of the methodological guidelines. This study sheds light on the importance of offering methodological guidelines to teachers for the design and implementation of interdisciplinary projects in basic elementary education and offers a comprehensive strategy supported by theoretical categories such as constructivism, complex thinking and active methodologies, to improve the implementation of interdisciplinary projects at the basic elementary sublevel. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Introduction: The importance of media planning in advertising is confirmed by its turnover, which in 2021 exceeded eleven billion euros, which is equivalent to 0.96% of Spanish GDP. However, creativity is the object of study that is most admired by both advertising professionals and students, giving this competition most of the credit for the success or failure of advertising campaigns. Methodology: The hypothesis is proposed that creativity does not have to be a competence that is limited to professionals who work in the creative and art departments of advertising agencies, but rather that it must be postulated as a transversal competence for different profiles and departments. It reflects on how, within the framework of media hybridization and transmediality and the extensions of the narrative universes as necessary brand discourses, the increasingly complex media planning is dealt with. As a methodology, a questionnaire (quantitative technique) has been carried out to academics and professionals dedicated to creative and art tasks, as well as those responsible for media planning. Results: The results support that, given the current increasingly complex and digitized media landscape, it is reasonable for media planning functions to draw on these creative skills from the early stages of the process to achieve, in this way, the campaign objectives, in a media ecosystem marked by liquid and multiplatform communication. Conclusions: However, the sector is not headed in this direction and agencies still follow excessively conservative processes and structures in a sector where technology is key to segmenting audiences and offering them a personalized message at the right time. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Latin America and Costa Rica were preferred spaces for the formulation of population and family planning policies during the second half of the 20th century. Given the fears generated by the rapid population increase, the "underdeveloped" regions were the destination of economic aid and technical training to implement the new methods that were being developed. This article aims to analyze the scientific and political discursive deployment that occurs in Costa Rica because of the beginning of the national family planning program, starting from 1957 --the year in which the First Demography Seminar is held-- until 1978, when there are important operational and institutional transformations in the program. Journalistic sources, reports from Costa Rican demographic seminars, interviews with important figures involved in family planning in the country, as well as theses and investigations that were developed during the period, were used. A plurality of voices from different academic disciplines stands out, which intervened in the debate. Despite the discrepancies and frictions, the common idea that permeated these discussions was the need for planning methods to be accessible to the bulk of the population, and for these to be voluntary. Examining the ideas that circulated during this context is essential to understand part of the social imaginary linked to the issues of population, family, and sexuality, as well as to understand the changes and discursive continuities around contemporary issues that continue to generate controversy at the political and social level. such as women's reproductive rights, responsible parenthood, and bodily autonomy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Autonomous Ground Vehicles play a vital role in various industries, necessitating efficient route planning for mission success without human intervention. This study examines two metaheuristic optimization approaches, Genetic Algorithms and Ant Colony Optimization, within the context of route planning for these robotic entities. The comprehensive methodology utilizes the designs of these metaheuristic methods, and a comparative analysis is conducted through simulated experiments in diverse environments. Thefindings unveil that Genetic Algorithms excel in simple terrains; while Ant Colony Optimization demonstrates robust exploration capabilities in complex environments with obstacles and additional constraints. This underscores the importance of selecting the appropriate metaheuristic based on specific mission requirements and environmental conditions. The research furnishes insights to designers and operators, enabling informed decisions in route planning strategy selection, thereby enhancing the efficiency and safety of autonomous robotic operations across various scenarios. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The paper examines the role of social work in the hospital setting and its contribution to comprehensive care for hospitalised people. The main objective of this research is to understand the position and function of hospital social workers in relation to the evolution of the concept of health and the development of health social work as an academic discipline. A qualitative methodology has been applied, using exploratory interviews from a Spanish tertiary level hospital with social workers, one of whom has the coordination functions. The results obtained reveal that hospital social work challenges the hegemonic biomedical model, gradually seeing its level of institutional recognition increase. Particularly noteworthy is the effort to focus on addressing the social factors that interfere (and are interfered) with the health status of hospitalised people, in addition to the concern of moving towards proactive and early planning of hospital discharge that ensures responsible management of patient flows, an adequate transition after discharge and continuity of care. However, some challenges are also identified, such as the restrictive association of social work with discharge management or the limitations resulting from the increase in administrative tasks and austerity policies, which may affect the ability of professionals to develop functions of utmost importance, such as the accompaniment or the defense of rights. In conclusion, the need to continue building hospital social work that allows questioning the dominant structures of hospital care is highlighted, placing the ethics of care and social justice at the centre. In addition, the importance of fully acknowledging and valuing the unique contributions that social workers make is emphasised in order to promote their visibility and recognition to ensure professional practice that addresses the biopsychosocial as a whole. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This urban history study reconstructs and explores the focused materialization of the actions of the Ministerio de la Vivienda y Urbanismo (MINVU) and the presence of the housing construction market that, between 1965-1976, participated in the scientific planning and urban metamorphosis of the satellite citie of Maipú. Thanks to the coordination of both actors, this periphery of the capital (Santiago de Chile) was transformed into a pole of urban development. This is analyzed using a mixed approach, from four computer moments (urban project, executors, construction work and inhabiting), and mainly, through the documents of the CORVI fund of the ARNAD. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]