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Integrated Development of Marine and Fisheries of Sangihe Islands District, North Sulawesi, Indonesia

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Rizal A., Wirawan C. A., Pratiwy F. M., Pratiwi D. Y.
The Institute of Biopaleogeography named under Charles R. Darwin
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2022
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vol. 12
1-63
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The Integrated Development of Marine and Fisheries Areas (IDMFA) in the Sangihe Islands District is a regional-based marine and fisheries development concept. The development of IDMFA in the Sangihe Islands District is in the Santiago and Dagho regions. This selection was based on the fishery potential of the two regions. The progress of integrated marine and fishery areas (IDMFA) is based on the development of capture fisheries and aquaculture activities, including their marketing activities to improve community welfare.
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Change in movement patterns asymmetry in infants with central coordination disorder in continuous studies

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Urban K., Ignasiak Z., Wronecki K., Skrzek A.
Biomedical Human Kinetics
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2015
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vol. 7
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issue 1
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Study aim: the aim of the study was to observe the dynamics of changes in postural symmetry in infants during the first year of life, undergoing a therapy using the NDT-Bobath method. Material and methods: the study included a group of 60 term infants diagnosed with central coordination disorder. The course of psychomotor development in the children was compared with a control group of peers aged 3 and 12 months. Group I (study group) consisted of 40 infants who had been subjected to treatment using the NDT-Bobath method. Group II (control group) consisted of 20 infants who, by the decision of the parents, did not undergo the therapy. In group I, four studies were carried out at an interval of every 3 months ± 1 week. In group II, studies were carried out during the 3rd and 12th month. Results: symmetry in body position patterns and movement patterns were analysed. Three levels of a child’s body were subject to the assessment of symmetry. In each study disparities in movement patterns of the left and right side were assessed. Individual features were expressed using scores, according to the principle of the higher the score, the more intense asymmetry. Conclusions: 1. The observed changes in body postural asymmetry in infants during the first year of life are more favourable in the group of children undergoing rehabilitation. 2. The catch-up growth phenomenon among the infants from the control group proceeds more slowly and reaches beyond a child’s first year of life. This indicates the need to include appropriate methods of therapy.
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Coastal Development Strategy based on Tourism Activities in Pangandaran, West Java, Indonesia

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Martasuganda M. K., Tjahjono B., Yulianda F., Purba N. P., Faizal I.
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Tourism is a top priority in economic development strategies in Pangandaran District. The tourism industry in Pangandaran carried out along the coastal areas involved society around the site. However, the rapid development of coastal tourism in Pangandaran raises a variety of environmental and social problems that require management strategies. This research is done to draw up directives based on coastal developments in the district of Pangandaran beach tourism by applying Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) in the SWOT analysis, which is commonly called as A'WOT. The results showed that the regional government of Pangandaran Regency conceives regional regulations regarding the use of coastal borders based on the resource potential and community participation. Furthermore, they also implement existing laws and regulations by involving the community to optimize supervision on activities that harm tourism. Finally, regional policies or regulations made by the Regional Government of Pangandaran Regency must follow the norms adopted by the local community. It is essential to know that coastal area of Pangandaraan has a unique system and natural system that could be as potential tourism activities.
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