Shaping the Future of Social Security Management Beyond Retirement: A Review of Literature

This research delves into the advancements, in managing Social Security with the goal of navigating the complexities of today’s socio landscape. By conducting a literature review and examining studies this paper explores significant transformations taking place within social security systems. Notable innovations encompass the integration of technologies, contribution models, personalized retirement planning, inclusive coverage for nontraditional workers flexible policy adjustments, international coordination efforts, applications of behavioural economics and strategies for managing longevity risks. The analysis synthesizes insights from perspectives to inform policymakers researchers and stakeholders about how social security management's evolving in response to demographic changes, technological advancements and shifts, in the workforce

Exploring Emerging Trends in Social Security Management – A Literature Review

This study explores the ever-changing field of social security administration, emphasizing the significance of adjusting to change and new trends. We follow the development of social security systems across time, noting significant turning points and placing them in the context of political, economic, and cultural contexts. Current issues, such as shifting demographics and the impact of technology, provide as a foundation for investigating new trends. Examining change-influencing elements including political ideology, economic stability, and globalization helps to show how intricately the social security paradigm is shaped. The difficulties experienced by current systems in adjusting to change are emphasized through an analysis of these difficulties, which include opposition, technological obstacles, and financial ramifications. A road map for negotiating the changing environment is provided by adaptation methods, which include regulatory frameworks, technology integration, and social and cultural sensitivity. This study advances a comprehensive knowledge of social security by integrating insights from other disciplines. It provides practitioners, scholars, and policymakers with insightful viewpoints to help shape the direction of inclusive and sustainable social security governance

The Administration’s Responsibility when it Refuses to Implement Administrative Judiciary Verdicts

Usually Non-implementation of the judicial ruling issued by the administrative courts occurs when the administration refuses to implement it, the administration sometimes refuses to implement the judiciary verdicts, which means deviating from the provi-sions of the law and that considered dangerous, the administration duty and concern is implement the orders issued and decisions because it is a waste of the true value of the judiciary, and it is also considered an abuse of power. In this research, we will dis-cuss the legal solutions to the administration's refusal to implement the judiciary verdicts in Iraq

The Relationship Between Knowledge and Attitudes of Women of Reproductive Age Regarding Early Detection of Cervical Cancer with Iva Examination

Cervical cancer is a major health issue for women all over the globe. Human papillomavirus (HPV) infection is the leading cause of cervical cancer, which is a cancer of the cervix. The more convenient, less costly, and doable Visual Inspection Method with Acetic Acid test (IVA) is in Indonesia. The researchers at Sigambal Health Center wanted to learn more about the WUS's expertise and perspectives on IVA screening for cervical cancer in order to better serve their patients. This study used a cross-sectional, descriptive analytic strategy. Using data from 38 reproductive-age females. Study findings showed that among 38 responders, only 5 (31.2%) had a strong understanding of cervical cancer and 12 (63.2%) were supportive, whereas 22 (57.6%) WUS did not get IVA screening. There is a correlation between WUS knowledge of cervical cancer early detection and IVA, as measured by chi-square analysis, with a P-value of 0.045 0.05, rejecting H0 and accepting Ha. The link between WUS attitudes about acetate visual inspection (IVA) for the early diagnosis of cervical cancer and its prevalence was statistically significant (P = 0.009 0.05; Chi square analysis test on attitude). Health officers should encourage women to have Pap tests and use the IVA technique for WUS to screen for cervical cancer

Analysis of Determining Service Center Systems towards the Development of The Eastern Part of Medan City

The issues in the research area include a high concentration of built-up residential areas with the potential for slums and warehousing activities dominating trade and service areas or residential areas, leading to congestion. This requires attention, considering that the Eastern Part of Medan City has a high built-up area, necessitating the provision of affordable infrastructure and basic services for both newcomers and existing residents in the city. Several development theories and concepts can assist in determining and conceptualizing development in the research area. The study focuses on examining the Sub-Central Service System of the City as a center serving sub-urban areas. Various methods are used in determining service centers, including the scalogram method, Marshall's centrality index, and rank-size rule, which will ultimately provide recommendations for the central service system. After issuing recommendations from these three analyses, the determination of the existing urban internal structure is conducted using a scoring method to identify the central service location. Calculations from multiple service center analysis methods are scored and summed to obtain a total score. The neighborhood with the smallest score has the highest hierarchy value, and vice versa. It is revealed that the Sub-Central Service System is present in all sub-districts in the Eastern Part of Medan City, meaning each sub-district in each neighborhood already has comprehensive facilities. Consequently, the four sub-districts in the Eastern Part of Medan City have the potential for development as they meet service needs and can be directed to become service centers serving their respective sub-districts

Success Factors in Managing Wastewater Infrastructure through Community Participation (Case Study: Wastewater Infrastructure in Residential Areas of Medan Deli Subdistrict, Medan)

Both central and local governments strive to implement sanitation programs, especially in the management of wastewater infrastructure, with a focus on community involvement from planning to maintenance. The Medan Deli Subdistrict, engaged in wastewater infrastructure management through community participation, faces challenges, including a decline in users and dysfunctional management groups. The limited community involvement also impacts the failure of management. The research was conducted in the Medan Deli Subdistrict using survey and exploration methods. The analysis of survey questionnaire data with the Relative Importance Index (RII) method identified five key success factors, used as research indicators to identify obstacles through structured interviews. The research results show that these factors involve the choice of technology, organization, and leadership, which have proven to have a significant impact. Additionally, service convenience, operator performance, and clean and healthy living habits also prove to be drivers of success in this management. In this context, it can be concluded that technical factors, especially the selection of technology and organization, dominate the success of wastewater management. The success of wastewater infrastructure development through community participation also heavily depends on institutional elements and social approaches. However, after identifying success elements, some analyzed obstacles include the process of selecting technology means that are not in line with the needs and preferences of the community, managers responsible for wastewater infrastructure management often relocating without replacement, hindering the administrative process of management, infrastructure maintenance requiring operators to routinely perform operational functions, and a community that is not fully committed to implementing clean water infrastructure management

Slum Area Improvement Program Based on Social Categories in Binjai City

This research aims to identify the socio-economic characteristics of the community in the Binjai Kota District, especially in the Kartini Region. It involves categorizing areas based on social and economic categories within slum areas and formulating appropriate handling strategies. The research methodology used is the SWOT Model with a descriptive and qualitative approach. Purposive sampling is employed for sample selection and informant determination. Overall, the socio-economic category of the community in the slum area tends to show low levels, as manifested in the majority having elementary school education, the dominance of laborers and farmers in the job sector, and low income levels, including land ownership with limited legality. However, there are some socio-economic categories that indicate better conditions, such as the productive age of household heads, housing density in accordance with standards, sanitation and clean water availability, and building ownership. Considering these findings, the slum area improvement program based on social categories proposed in this research should focus on strategies involving the implementation of development missions, community skill enhancement, sanitation preservation, building maintenance, and the development of non-governmental organizations. It should also encompass community empowerment, job diversification, cooperation for land ownership legality, drainage improvement, community awareness enhancement, and holistic assistance. This involves the government in the implementation of environmental cleanliness programs, collaboration between the government, regional authorities, and the community, as well as the maintenance of public facilities, improvement of community institutions, involvement of regional government within budget constraints, and collaboration between the government and the community in area arrangement

Low Carbon Development in Support of Improving Environmental Quality in Nigeria

The importance of technology advancements in Low Carbon Development (LCD) and their significant effects on both environmental sustainability and economic growth are highlighted in this abstract. The transformational role of innovations is highlighted by examining them in several sectors, such as waste management, carbon capture, energy efficiency, renewable energy, and sustainable transportation. In addition to reducing carbon emissions, these inventions support the development of a green economy, job creation, and economic resilience. According to the abstract, as countries—including Nigeria—adopt technological solutions, they are paving the way for a peaceful coexistence of environmental sustainability and economic growth

The Role of Social Capital in Public Health: Implications for Social Health Promotion

This examine investigates the position of social capital in public health and its effect on promoting social health by means of studying the sample's demographic traits from 18-24 to 55, exercising habits, and universal properly-being rankings from 18-24 to 55, in addition to the correlation between hours of exercising and nicely-being rankings Table three unveils the complex relationship between exercise hours and nicely-being rankings, supplying a quantitative perception into how those two variables interconnect throughout all age groups inside the have a look at.  The demographic evaluation in Table 1 provides a deeper understanding of the sample populace, guiding the development of fitness promoting strategies focused to specific network wishes. Table 2 highlights the relationship among workout conduct and well-being scores, stressing the capability impact of bodily hobby on an man or woman's properly-being. Correlation evaluation in Table 3 shows a complicated relationship among hours of exercise and well-being, strain and social capital mediation. The implications for social fitness advertising highlight that interventions that intersect with social capital can play an essential function in shaping healthier communities. By leveraging the insights of demographic evaluation and correlations, practitioners and coverage makers can layout interventions that not most effective encourage physical pastime however additionally improve the social surroundings that helps health behaviors. While acknowledging the restrictions of the take a look at, these findings provide a foundation for future studies and proof-based interventions. A holistic method that integrates social capital issues into public fitness initiatives has the capacity to create resilient, connected, and healthier groups

A Practical Exploration of Variable Evaluation Methods in Student-Centered Projects

This study examines important aspects of student-centered projects in an educational setting using descriptive statistical analysis. This study looked into the characteristics of the students, the project design, the learning environment, and the degree of student engagement. The results showed that student participation ranged from moderate to high, demonstrating the value of student-centered projects. The majority of the sampled students were visual learners, which highlights the necessity for educational practices that can accommodate a variety of learning styles. Examining project designs allows for variation and motivates thinking about methods that work in a variety of educational settings. The necessity for a thorough investigation of the factors affecting student involvement in the learning environment is shown by the delayed accounting for these variables. A comparison with earlier studies reveals both similarities and differences, such as the enhanced results that come from a high level of student engagement and the adaptability of project design. The aforementioned findings add significance to the current discourse around student-centered education by highlighting the necessity for additional investigation to expand upon our comprehension of the multifaceted elements influencing student involvement and the efficacy of student-centered initiatives