Land-cover change can weaken watershed hydrological regulation and intensify flood–drought risk, particularly when conversions occur in hydrologically sensitive zones. This study evaluates how observed and projected land-cover dynamics influence water-use zonation in the Bolon Ri...
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Village food security is essential for inclusive rural development, yet it is often constrained by infrastructure gaps and weak farmer institutions. This study evaluates food-security strategy in Batumbulan Baru Village (Southeast Aceh, Indonesia) by integrating PLS-SEM and AHP....
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In developing countries, large-scale infrastructure projects are often perceived as catalysts for economic growth and urban integration. However, such developments can also lead to uneven benefits across regions and sectors, particularly for micro and small-scale enterprises that...
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