Local literacy could be defined as a process of gaining skills for the recognition local assets, historical sites, places and literary works, which are important countries in national spiritual sense (historical, cultural, touristic, economic, etc.) areas where citizens live, being aware basic characteristics habitat, when necessary, reporting gained knowledge to other people through presentati...

through local regional management practices. Local and development is facilitated often upon the implementation of practices by government civil authorities in a specific geographic area. Another unique exciting way to reevaluate international programs via techniques. They are inspiring locals think strategically rather than waiting for solutions. Thus, they may have big impact, but their effec...

1.introduction this study is going to explore the effects of cultural tourism. it emphasizes on the rich cultural heritage of rural areas, like shaikh kolini in fashafouieh. also, this research explores the domination of cultural tourism in this area beside other types of tourism and also tourism effects on rural areas is going to be discussed. 2.theortical framework primarily, places have vari...

countries around the world are finding rural tourism as an alternative to sustainable development. this line of thinking requires a more diversified economy, enhanced human resource criteria, reduced rural migration, enhanced efficiency in human resources, job creation, cultural interaction, and environmental conservation. in addition, farm families are seeking more diversified form of producti...

Background Although there is a general agreement on the benefits of evidence informed health policy development given resource constraints especially in Low-Income Countries (LICs), the definition of what evidence is, and what evidence is suitable to guide decision-making is still unclear. Our study is contributing to filling this knowledge gap. We aimed to explore health policy actors’ views r...

In order to keep up with the continuously increasing competition and to obtain competitive advantage, software developer organizations (SDO) need to possess the characteristics of Learning Software Organizations (LSO). Maturity is directly related to both learning and knowledge management (KM). However, the major software process improvement (SPI) approaches do not explicitly address how learni...