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Gazi Mahabubul Alam
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Aishath Farhath
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Abdul Jalil Othman
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Talukder Golam Rabby
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Pradip Kumar Mishra
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Proper utilization of natural resources has been considered as one of the key
tools for development. Experience confirms that while a few countries have become
industrialized through the proper usage of natural resources by expanding other
sectors with the alignment of global development phenomena, some countries are
only consuming the wealth of natural resources and expending pleasurable daily
life without working for fundamental sustainable development required to meet
the future challenges. Maldives is one of the developing countries having some
potential natural resources. A country of islands must have an ample prospect
of fisheries sector. There is a shortage of competent manpower both at the level
of policy making and at the grass root level. The fisheries sector of Maldives
is yet to be developed with a long run vision that is connected with the national
development goal. Country’s borrowed
British education system is not necessarily catering to the local need. Given
the nature of this short communication research letter, this study will explore
some issues with an aim of offering some suggestions towards a solution. |
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Gazi Mahabubul Alam
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Aishath Farhath
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Abdul Jalil Othman
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Abul Quasem Al-Amin
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Global experience confirms that ‘family business concept’ was the domain in the establishment of fisheries sector. Apprenticeship of family inheritance was only the training provision available for the fishermen earlier. While fishermen used to receive a little amount of training through family apprenticeship, light of education to become a qualified citizen for modern world was unreachable to them. Things have incredibly or marginally been changed in a few countries where public policy took necessary parameters in order to institutionalize this sector aligning with the long term developmental vision and mission of the state. However, most of the countries still follow the orthodox model since professionals working with this sector are less capable to put forward their voices in the elite podium where public policy of a country is designed and constitutionalized. Maldives is country where more than 80% of the population are directly and indirectly or by hobby are involved with the fisheries sector providing a major local contribution towards Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Despite this contribution, the sector experiences significant amount of shortfalls. The purpose of this study is to map and identify those shortfalls in order to offer an elucidation. |
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Abul Quasem Al-Amin
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Gazi Mahabubul Alam
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Abdul Jalil Othman
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The overall current of impact of climate change on public health, its general awareness and mapping of national policy is widely recognized. Nevertheless, some fundamental aspects have also remained underappreciated such as the impact of climatic change on plant biology, impacts of well-being of human in the ecosystem and knowledge-education in exploring the links to pharmacology. Therefore, we aim to address some of these issues linked, particularly feasible links between plant function and human health and present a list of key questions that may help to integrate plant biology into the current paradigm on climate change and human health in the pharmacology. Here, we provide a number of critical examples that range over various health concerns related to plant biology and climate change and focus of their inter-linkage of toxicology, aerobiology, contact dermatitis and pharmacology in exploring the system knowledge in plant biology. As the links among climate change, plant biology and public health that remain underappreciated by both plant scientists and health care providers; therefore, we present the degree of health risk posed by climate change and way forward to minimize adverse impacts. |
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