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The Analysis of Urban Farming Potential in Port Dickson for Food Security amid COVID-19 Pandemic by Noor Atiqah, Sanudin, Mohd Yazid, Mohd Yunos, Emran@Zahrin, Mohamad Taram

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Community readiness of urban farming practices in Malaysia by Mohamed Haris, Nur Bahiah, Yunus, Nur Amanina, Arif Shah, Jasmin

“…In fact, with the current situation of pandemic strike right now, it is an urgent need for communities to practice urban farming for their personal consumption, besides supporting food security, human safety, and a healthy lifestyle. …”
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Use of information and communication technology in production and marketing among vegetable farmers in Peninsular Malaysia by Nor Rizan, Nor Haslina

“…The development of ICT, especially in gadgets and mobile applications has expanded exponentially.Hence, we can see nobody in the country from children to edults leave home without a gadget. This development is being observed among farm producers either for personal uses as well as in their production. …”
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Relationship between halalan toyyiban and organic foods by Abd Latif, Siti Noor Ashikin, Hasan, Quamrul

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Factors influencing Malaysian vegetable farmers attitude towards ICT usage by Nor Rizan, Nor Haslina, Abdullah, Amin Mahir, Mohd Nawi, Nolila

“…Background: The development of ICT, gadgets and mobile applications has expanded exponentially and hence nobody in the country from children to elderly leave home without a gadget. This development is also being observed among farm producers either for both personal uses as well as in their production. …”
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Economic efficiency of rubber smallholders in Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia by Abdulrahman, Aliyu

“…Unlike if the farm is relatively far away from home, in which case the farmer would spend more time and hours on the farm and hence improves efficiency. …”
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The Financial Feasibility of Retaining Walls and Winbreaks as Measures of Oil Conservation in Wadi Zabid, Yemen by Al-Sharjabi, Alladeen Mohamad Abdalla

“…The model of RW adoption showed that farm-home distance, neighbours complaints and the minor perception of soil erosion by water have positive relation. …”
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The child labor situation in the commercial and construction sectors in Bangladesh by Karim, A.H.M Zehadul

“…In identifying the main causes of educational wastage in India, it emerged from a research (see Rawat and Goyal 1975) that 65 per cent of the children are withdrawn from schools long before they could complete their elementary courses only because that they work either at home or in their family farm especially after nine years. …”
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The impact of the 50 years flood on local business at Kuala Tahan National Park, Pahang by Muhamad Zamri, Muhamad Zulwaqa'

“…Of these, the 2014 flood was the most severe has destroyed much of the infrastructure such as roads, landslides, damaged bridges, in addition to destroyed homes, property, livestock and farm produce as well. …”
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Effectiveness of Business Partnerships in Oil Palm Nucleus Estate and Smallholder Scheme in West and Central Kalimantan Provinces, Indonesia by Mokhtar, Muhammad Saleh

“…They were: (1) commitment of estate companies (CCOM), (2) role of the estate companies (CORS) (3) role of smallholders' organizations (OFRS), (4) farm capital of smallholders (CAPL), (5) price of fertilizers used by smallholders (PFER), (6) distance of smallholders' home to oil palm plot (DIST), (7) types of ownership of the NES (OWNS). …”
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Nonformal education for indigenous community in Indonesia: an initial review by Saripudin, Didin

“…This article discusses about the challenges faced by the indigenous communities in Indonesia, namely the Naga Village Society and the Sea People with respect to education and training. …”
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Nonformal education for indigenous community in Indonesia: an initial review by Didin Saripudin

“…This article discusses about the challenges faced by the indigenous communities in Indonesia, namely the Naga Village Society and the Sea People with respect to education and training. …”
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Resourceful residual energy consumption in TDMA scheduling for IoT-based wireless sensor network by Rahiman, Amir Rizaan, Islam, Md Ashikul, Derahman, Md. Noor

“…Such daily usage of these technologies includes smart home, smart farming, smart traffic control etc. …”
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Health seeking behavior of the Bangladeshi migrant workers in Malaysia: some suggestive recommendations in adjustive context by Karim, A.H.M Zehadul, Mohamad Diah, Nurazzura

“…Based on the snowball technique, the research identified a total of 200 workers through convenience random sampling and interviewed them face-to-face, most extensively with a set of structured questionnaire. …”
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UK National Ecosystem Assessment Follow-on. Work package 7: Operationalising scenarios in the UK National Ecosystem Assessment Follow-on by Haines-Young, Roy, Tratalos, Jamie, Birkinshaw, Stephen J., Butler, Simon, Gosling, Simon N., Hull, Stephen, Kass, Gary, Lewis, Elizabeth, Lum, Richard, Norris, Ken, Potschin, Marion, Walmsley, Suzannah

“…Woodland cover is projected to double under both Nature@Work and Green and Pleasant Land, and both provide more opportunities to visit woodland close to home than under scenarios such as World Markets. …”
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Socioeconomic impact of the oil spill on community participation in the clean-up operations and resilience in Imo State, Nigeria by Okpechi, Isidiho Alphonsus

“…As resilience to cope with difficulties, many of the fish farmers constructed fishponds in their compounds or closer to their homes, while other community members changed their occupations from fishing and crop farming to other activities such as trading, welding, and motorcycle taxi service. …”
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