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  Title Predictive Role of Climate Change Awareness and Protective Behaviors on Quality of Life Among Nursing and Midwifery Students Background and Rationale Climate change has emerged as one of the most pressing global health threats of the 21st century. Health professionals—including nurses and midwives—are expected to not only treat climate -related health consequences but also educate the public and advocate for sustainable practices. Nursing and midwifery students, as future health advocates, are at a pivotal point for developing lifelong attitudes and behaviors. Exploring the link between their awareness of climate change , their protective actions , and their quality of life (QoL) provides critical insight into how environmental literacy influences well-being and professional readiness. Objectives of the Study To assess the level of climate change awareness among nursing and midwifery students. To identify the frequency and type of protective environmental behavi...

  Payments for Ecosystem Services (PES) and Wealth Distribution Meaning & Introduction: Payments for Ecosystem Services (PES) are financial incentives given to landowners or communities in exchange for managing land or natural resources to provide ecological benefits—like clean water, carbon sequestration, or biodiversity conservation. PES aims to make environmental conservation economically rewarding. Wealth Distribution Link: PES can influence wealth distribution in both positive and negative ways. When designed equitably, PES helps reduce income inequality by compensating marginalized or rural communities for stewardship of ecosystems . However, poorly targeted PES schemes may disproportionately benefit wealthy landowners with formal land titles, exacerbating existing inequalities. Key Points: Inclusive PES programs promote environmental justice and rural development. Wealthier participants may have more access to PES due to better infrastructure, legal titles...

  Eliminating Global Learning Poverty: The Importance of Equalities and Equity Introduction & Meaning: Global learning poverty refers to the inability of children, especially by age 10, to read and understand a simple text. Millions of children worldwide are affected, especially in low- and middle-income countries. Eliminating learning poverty is critical not just for economic growth but for social justice. The Role of Equalities and Equity: Equalities ensure every child has access to the same learning opportunities regardless of gender, ethnicity, geography, or disability. Equity goes further—it recognizes that some children need more resources, support, and attention to succeed, ensuring fairness in outcomes, not just access    Why This Matters: Without focusing on equity, efforts to improve education risk leaving behind the most vulnerable—girls, children with disabilities, refugees, and those in conflict zones. Addressing both equality and equity help...

 The Most Tweeted Article Award is a recognition given to scholarly articles that receive the highest engagement on Twitter within a specific period. It reflects the digital influence of a publication based on how often it is shared, discussed, and circulated on social media. This award highlights the growing role of platforms like Twitter in shaping academic visibility, public interest, and research impact beyond traditional citations. Purpose To recognize and reward scholarly articles that gain the most visibility and engagement on Twitter, highlighting the influence of digital platforms in spreading academic knowledge and driving public discourse. Eligibility Authors of peer-reviewed journal articles. Articles published within the award year (or specified time frame). Publications from any academic field or discipline. Must have a verifiable online presence and Twitter engagement. Evaluation Criteria Tweet Count : Total number of tweets and retweets linking to the ...

  Introduction The digital divide refers to the unequal access to digital technologies—such as the internet, computers, and smartphones—between different populations based on factors like income, education, geography, and age. As digital tools become increasingly essential for financial growth and opportunity, this divide significantly impacts household wealth accumulation. 1. Access to Financial Tools and Services Point : Households without digital access are often excluded from modern financial services. Evidence : Online banking, digital investment platforms, budgeting apps, and e-commerce opportunities are less available to digitally disconnected households. Explanation : This exclusion limits their ability to save, invest, or access affordable credit. Link : Without digital tools, families struggle to manage finances efficiently, widening wealth disparities. 2. Educational and Employment Opportunities Point : The digital divide restricts access to education and high-p...