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Agroecology has become a fundamental approach for the sustainable development of agriculture around the world, and its implementation in Cuba has proven to be an effective strategy to promote food sovereignty and security, environmental conservation and the well-being of people. rural communities. That is why this article addresses this topic, highlighting the benefits of the implementation of an agroecological strategy to face climate change in the Manuel Tames Credit and Services Cooperative. In this, from a mixed approach, quantitative and qualitative methodology is used, employing empirical methods such as: scientific observation, interviews, documentary analysis and field notes; For its part, the techniques for collecting information that were applied were: participant observation; in-depth interview and testimony. Among the main results are greater capacity for water management, soil conservation, crop diversification, as well as increased resilience to climate change of producers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The present study addresses the relationship between resilience and domestic violence in a sample of women drivers who attended a professional drivers' union in the province of Tungurahua, Ecuador. The Wagnild and Young Resilience Scale and the Domestic Violence Questionnaire VIFJ4 were used. The results revealed a slight negative or inverse relationship between both variables, and most of the women participants exhibited very low levels of resilience, with a small percentage showing moderate or high levels, while for domestic violence, a significant prevalence of mild and severe levels was observed, with a smaller proportion experiencing moderate levels and no statistically significant differences in mean resilience scores between age groups of female participants. Implications of these results are discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The concept of resilience has significantly developed in the social sciences since the nineties. These advances have driven the generation of measurement instruments for this construct. Given the importance of this concept as an objective of sustainable development, the present study aimed at identifying the existing scales or questionnaires adapted to different sociocultural contexts to measure resilience and, hopefully, guide interventions. We conducted a systematic review in three databases, identifying 82 articles that analyzed or used assessment instruments for resilience in Spanish-speaking adults. The study found 15 instruments and compared their factors, age of application, reliability, and available adaptations. The results show that the instruments with the most significant applicability in different contexts, countries, and ages are the CD-RISC in both versions (abbreviated and extended) and the Wagnild and Young Resilience Scale in their different versions. The study's conclusions highlight the need to use and develop instruments that measure the reality of Latin American contexts and their scarcity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Resilience as part of the developmental process should be promoted from childhood, children of alcohol dependent parents tend to show negative outcomes as they grow up, such as depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, and early substance use. Evidence has been found of interventions that promote resilience, however, not during childhood. Nursing theories and models have been used to guide interventions, particularly situation-specific theories (SST) that improve practice by answering more concrete questions. It is presented the SST proposal of Resilience in children of parents with alcohol-dependent consumption, developed with Fawcett's theoretical subtraction methodology and based on Polk's Resilience Theory; its objective is to promote resilience, the result of the action of patterns that make it up, as a protective structure to overcome the challenges of its context. This proposal is an opportunity to put these theoretical constructions into practice in research and in the design of interventions that promote resilience and prevent the risk of alcohol consumption in the children of parents who consume this substance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Mountain areas face various problems such as environmental degradation, deforestation, unsustainable agricultural expansion, soil erosion, coupled with the loss of traditional knowledge, among others, which has become the focus of concern and reflection of both theoretical and practical discourse, due to the environmental, economic and social deterioration they have experienced. Higher Education in Cuba plays a very important role in the face of these problems, by contributing, through scientific means, to their solution. The following original research has as its objective to implement agroforestry resilience actions in mountainous areas from community projects with the Municipal University Center of Remedios in the province of Villa Clara, Cuba. The methodology used was participatory action research, using theoretical methods such as synthetic analytical and historical-logical, empirical methods such as document analysis, observation, interviews, which allowed recording the information directly from the subjects studied and workshops with brainstorming techniques in the dynamics of the research. The results have been structured in the foundation of the conceptual elements necessary to clarify the object of study, main needs and potentialities of the mountainous area studied, as well as agroforestry resilience actions, which allowed greater public participation in the community context in the management of its natural resources, aimed at contributing to the fulfillment of the Sustainable Development Goals (Agenda 2030) and one of the strategic axes within the National Economic and Social Development Plan of Cuba. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article delves into the processes of signification regarding resilience among adolescents who have traversed the Chilean child welfare and juvenile justice systems, as it plays a pivotal role in identifying factors conducive to adaptation and social integration. Drawing from qualitative research grounded in a phenomenological approach, the study analyzed six in-depth, semi-structured interviews with adolescents who have interacted with both systems. Findings underscore that personal resilience in adolescents is closely tied to their self-perception and learning experiences aimed at developing social skills and emotional regulation. Additionally, social and institutional resilience is marked by adolescents' perceptions of enhancements in their quality of life and their ability to adapt socially. They emphasize the importance of establishing solid, trustworthy, and enduring relationships with counselors and educators, alongside highlighting the supportive role of intervention institutions in fostering personal, relational growth, and in shaping a proactive and adaptive life trajectory. These outcomes underscore the need to integrate resilience processes into the design of interventions targeting vulnerable children and adolescents caught in situations of legal transgression, advocating for their incorporation into public policies addressing childhood and adolescent vulnerability. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Academic motivation and resilience are key elements in the academic field. This study investigated the relationship between these two variables in university students, using a sample of 200 participants aged 18 to 25. It has a quantitative-non-experimental design with a cross-sectional and correlational scope. The Academic Motivation Scale (EMA) and the Resilience Scale (ER) were used. The results, through Spearman's correlation, showed a mild negative correlation between resilience and amotivation (Rho = -0.221, p > 0.05), and mild to moderate positive correlations between resilience and various dimensions of extrinsic motivation regarding external regulation, introjected and identified regulation, and intrinsic motivation regarding achievement, knowledge, and stimulating experiences, with Rho values ranging from 0.514 to 0.677, suggesting that there is significant statistical evidence (p < 0.001). Based on these results, it was concluded that academic motivation is related to resilience as it drives students to overcome difficulties and achieve good academic performance, even in unfavorable environments. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Resilience is the ability to overcome adversity while anxiety implies a feeling of lack of control. The objective was to determine if there is a relationship between these variables. The Wagnild and Young Resilience Scale and the Hamilton Anxiety Scale were applied to 107 Ecuadorian university students. The study was crosssectional and correlational, finding a slight negative or inverse relationship between both variables. In addition, most of the participants presented high or very high levels of resilience and low levels of anxiety. Although men had a higher mean of resilience than women, this difference was not significant. Implications of these results are discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This study aims to compare resilience and suicide risk among volunteers and non-volunteers, in response to the growing increase of suicides in the world and in the Ecuadorian context. A quantitative analysis methodology was applied, descriptive in scope and with a cross-sectional design. In addition, data were collected from 288 volunteers from a non-governmental organization and 701 young people who did not volunteer, using Plutchick's Suicide Risk Scale and Wagnild and Young's Resilience Scale. The results indicated significant differences in resilience between volunteers and non-volunteers (p<.001), showing greater resilience in the first group; however, no significant differences were observed in suicidal risk (p = 0941). This would suggest that volunteering could enhance resilience in those individuals who do not participate in volunteer activities, which has important implications for the design of interventions aimed at strengthening resilience in various social settings. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The Chilean economy finds one of its pillars in mining, a sector that plays a crucial role. Currently, it contributes 9.4% to the national Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and holds the dominant position in foreign investment, with an impressive 33.3% of the total. Globally, this industry leads in the production of minerals such as copper, rhenium, natural nitrates, lithium, and iodine. There is a lack of studies on the transformation that the urban centers known as "intermediate cities," have undergone at the regional level, given that productive mining industries have altered the local reality. In this process, urban development patterns have been largely shaped by an economic logic focused on the supply of services and products, sometimes at the expense of the well-being standards of the inhabitants. Studying the effects of the mining industry on these urban centers allows for an understanding of the economic logics present in the region, with the aim of generating a model of urban planning that can mitigate negative socio-spatial consequences, introducing environmental factors characteristic of sustainable cities as a method of projecting mining urban centers beyond finite production cycles (Bithas & Christofakis, 2006). This involves activating social, environmental, and cultural resources for sustainable development that ensures the permanence of its inhabitants (Van Kessel, 2003). The analysis was approached at the local level, studying the impact that mega-mining projects have had on Chilean cities, taking four emblematic cases of settlements linked to mineral production and service provision that have been affected by exponential growth in size due to the demands of extractive operations and their human capital. Faced with uncontrolled expansion, a development model based on sustainability principles is proposed for the strategic management of the basic resources of cities to avoid compromising their future. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article evaluates the socio-ecological resilience in agro-ecosystems in the Province of Sumapaz, through the typification of indicators of threat, vulnerability and response capacity, according to the agro-ecological-based practices implemented there. The concept of the Holistic Risk índex was used to evaluate the level of socio-ecological resilience in 20 farmers under biophysical and socioeconomic criteria and the Wilcoxon Test contrasted differences between agroecological and conventional systems where p < 0.05 values show the difference. Therefore, the degree of resilience was estimated through 21 indicators, 8 are presented with values > 1 that do not favor resilience conditions and 13 < 1 that are favorable. The risk index presents agro-ecological systems with values of 3.1 ± 5.0 and conventional values of 0.7 ± 1.9; which demonstrates high vulnerability. it is concluded that there is a transition towards agroecological systems that reduce energy and resources and resist to perturbations and alterations of the anthropic type. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The disaster risk management approach has evolved over time. This review article aims to describe the historical process and legal basis of Integrated Disaster Risk Management (idrm) in the Dominican Republic as a Small Island Developing State (sids). It presents the concepts of environmental risk and the disasters caused by it. It also outlines the transition from Disaster Risk Management (drm), with a purely reactive approach, to Integrated Disaster Risk Management (idrm), which emphasizes the prospective and integral dimension. It emphasizes the Dominican Republic, which faces great challenges and challenges in the face of hydrometeorological hazards, as it is in the path of hurricanes due to its geographic location in the Caribbean Region. Its relevance consists of presenting in general terms the legal bases of the idrm established by the Dominican State by virtue of the lessons learned from past disasters, presenting an idea of the current status of idrm in the country. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article aims to analyze the theoretical contribution regarding the relationship between unpredictability and organizational change. A bibliometric analysis of works on unpredictability in organizational change published in Scopus was conducted to achieve this objective. The analysis results reveal that in the field of business, unpredictability is an element that significantly influences organizational change. The key conclusion is that complexity, innovation, and resilience are elements associated with managing change in the face of unpredictability. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Cities concentrate high percentages of the human population. They have been shaped by processes of urbanization and development, which have led to impacts, both positive and negative, at local, regional and global levels. The aim of this document is to describe the aspects that sustainability in cities implies, in order to understand the challenges and perspectives in Costa Rica. Costa Rican cities are lagging behind in terms of sustainability. These include the development of a broad and integrated approach, to encompass and seek sustainability for the Greater Metropolitan Area. In order to guide the country's cities towards sustainability, it is necessary to leave behind the short-sighted and individualistic vision, to promote integrated and innovative solutions that meet the country's needs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Background: During adolescence positive mental health is indispensable for optimal development. Objective: Positive mental health in adolescents was predicted from the perception of parenting and resilience. Methods: 426 students from Toluca, State of Mexico between 14 and 18 years of age (M = 15.6 years; SD = 1.14), 44% male and 56% female, were evaluated with the Perception of Parenting Scale, the Resilience Questionnaire and the Positive Mental Health Scale. Results: Through stepwise multiple linear regression, it was found that the criterion variable is predicted to a greater extent by the internal protective factors of resilience and to a lesser extent by the father's and mother's interest in the child's activities. This model combining both constructs has an explained variance of 51.6%, which is considered satisfactory explanatory power. Conclusions: The influence of internal protective factors of resilience on adolescents' problemsolving and actualization skills, self-control and autonomy is emphasized. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Flower flies are fundamental pollinators in high mountain habitats such as high Andean forests. We evaluated the plant-syrphid relationship associated with pollen consumption in three vegetation covers with different levels of anthropic influence in a micro-watershed near Bogotá. After extracting and performing acetolysis the digestive tracts of 22 syrphid species (n = 358 specimens), the pollen found was characterized and categorized according to its size and ornamentation, while the pollen spectra were analyzed by means of bipartite interaction networks to assess the degrees of specialization, connection, vulnerability, and nestedness of each network. The relationships of the syrphids in the studied covers appeared to be generalist in nature. Greater vulnerability was observed in tall secondary vegetation, and less stability was found in the discontinuous urban fabric's bipartite network when compared to that of the riparian forest. This suggests a lower resilience for the anthropized covers and intermediate successions in the face of extinction events. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The objective of the following research was to identify the presence of resilience as a reaction mechanism to face forced displacement in three women, victims of the armed conflict in Colombia. For the analysis of the information, a qualitative methodology was used. The data collection was carried out through in-depth interviews, to get to know the ways in which three women, victims of forced displacement, faced this situation. The obtained testimonies brought to light the abilities that some people in conditions of displacement gain and use to overcome their circumstances of arrival to a new place, starting with accepting family ruptures, facing previously unlived work situations, finding the ways to start over and develop new skills that empower them in their new social environment. That means dedicating themselves to start life projects that allow them to overcome their now precarious living conditions. It was identified that the projects that were developed by them, even though they were related to their survival, they also go beyond and allow a glimpse to both their will to overcome the situation and the confidence in their own abilities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The work consisted of a retrospective review of the production of coconut nuts (Cocos nucifera L.) in Baracoa, the most productive locality of coconut palms in the country and the integral functioning of the agroecosystems dedicated to this crop. A historical analysis was made of the causes of the advances and setbacks that occurred in its annual productions and from the results of the review of written information and surveys carried out on a representative sample of actors, facilitators, decision-makers and people knowledgeable about the crop and the locality, the problems that currently limit the productivity of its Agroecosystems were briefly recorded. A participatory assessment of the current state of the plantations is made and some considerations are provided for their restoration. It concludes with a proposal that can contribute to visualizing the problems and actions to be carried out, to raise the quality of life of the population, the resilience of agroecosystems, productive diversification, and marketing of productions and the care of natural resources as a basis for environmental protection. It is suggested that a participatory research be carried out to strengthen the path to the prospective sustainable development of coconut trees in Cuba, under agroecological principles. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The present article analyses the crucial role of disruptive strategies in the survival and adaptation of the gastronomic industry during the COVID-19 pandemic. Through qualitative research based on in-depth interviews with entrepreneurs and gastronomic managers, expected trends and practices were identified, reflecting a proactive and adaptable approach to crisis management. The results revealed various innovative strategies, from personalised delivery services to product diversification and strategic collaboration with other establishments. Rapid adaptation to new market conditions, effective risk management, and active pursuit of strategic partnerships emerged as critical elements for business resilience. Additionally, digital transformation and effective customer communication were highlighted as determining factors for maintaining relevance and competitiveness in an ever-changing business environment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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