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“…Basically, the condition of academic electronics research depends on financing coming from applications areas. During Wilga 2009 there were organized, and thus the paper debates, the following topical essions concerning applications of advanced electronics and photonics systems: merging of electronic systems and photonics, Internet engineering, distributed easurement systems, security in information technology, astronomy and space echnology, HEP experiments, environment protection, image processing and iometry. …”
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“…To this end, it presents evidence from national and international research projects, governmentally-financed pedagogical initiatives, grassroots experiences and investigations, and inter-institutional training programs which offer insights into how CLIL is working in action on the afore-mentioned three levels.The opening section of the book ("CLIL in action: Practical considerations") provides a window into how CLIL implementation is unravelling at the grassroots level vis-á-vis key aspects for CLIL development, such as the design of materials, the use of ICT, and the importance of extramural exposure. …”
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“…El resto del documento describe un decálogo de obligaciones de transparencia en las universidades que el autor propone, partiendo de la idea de que la universidad ha sido un espacio opaco, cerrado a la crítica y autocrítica, y de que existen aspectos básicos que deben estar considerados en materia de transparencia y acceso a la información en las universidades, tanto públicas como privadas.AbstractCiro Murayama Rendón opens this lecture doing reference to the transparency like an obligation not only of the public universities, but also of the prevailed ones, affirming that these last ones must reorient their commitment towards the citizenship and go deep in the accountability to the society from their organization, their ways of financing and real costs. The rest of the document describes a Decalogue of obligations of transparency in universities that the author proposes, starting off of idea that university has been an opaque space, closed to critic and self-criticism, and of which basic aspects exist that must be considered in the matter of transparency and access to the information in the universities, as much public as prevailed.…”
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“…From 2004 to 2020, 1,158 studies were financed (purchasing power parity (PPP$) 230.9 million), with most funding aimed at biomedical research (81.6%) and topics involving dengue, leishmaniasis and tuberculosis (60.2%). …”
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“…Drawing on the current literature, the review explores the clear, multi-faceted intersection between the HIV response and the central elements of pandemic preparedness in areas including surveillance; supply chain; primary care; health care workforce; community engagement; biomedical research; universal access without discrimination; political leadership; governance; and financing. There are many opportunities to be more strategic and purposeful in leveraging HIV programs and approaches for preparedness. …”
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“…Despite being empowered by Direct Health Facility Financing, COVID 19 presented challenges to several HFGCs. …”
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“…These include 1) International support and coordination; 2) Financing; 3) Data use for engagement and decision making, 4) Country ownership; 5) National program structure and management, 6) Community support/engagement; 7) Multisectoral engagement; and 8) Technology and innovation The paper then illustrates how these eight governance themes were factored in the four disease control programs, draws lessons and insights about the role of governance from these programs and outlines the implications for governance of malaria elimination efforts. …”
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“…These mostly addressed health system/supply side factors, including policy, human resources, financing and service delivery. We believe these results can serve eye health decision-makers, researchers and funders as a starting point for coordinated action to improve access to cataract services, particularly among population groups who have historically been left behind.…”
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