In 2012, people aged 65 or above accounted for nearly one-fifth of the population of the European Union [1] and this figure is expected to reach 30 % by 2060 [2]. In other words, we are witnessing a demographic shift: the number of seniors who need support is growing whilst there is a decline in the percentage of the working population contributing to their support. This disproportion and the r...

Abstract The lack of adequate techniques for food processing is among the reasons underlying losses and high levels hunger in Sub-Saharan Africa; application solar energy to dry agricultural products one potential solution. However, total replacement traditional uses still far from reality. Therefore, this study, we systematically review academic literature testing passive drying systems order ...

Abstract A revision is made of the central arguments that give substance and shape to media literacy as a conceptual proposal necessary overcome challenges related communication educational crises produced by pandemic. The article organised into three sections. In first one, review done set interdisciplinary knowledge each time they gain more strength relevance for communicative field practice;...

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It is especially appropriate to address in this publication questions concerning the complex relationship between religious traditions and intellectual life. Too often such traditions are still viewed as providing fixed and final answers to questions whose force and meaning do not depend on these traditions. This overvalues traditions in one respect and undervalues them in another. As a set of ...