Research on the State Input of China's Higher Education in the Transitional Period: Status Quo, Problems and Countermeasures
Ping Zhao,
Yan Luo,
Shaogang Liao
Issue:
Volume 6, Issue 5, October 2017
Pages:
127-132
Received:
26 March 2017
Accepted:
17 April 2017
Published:
8 September 2017
Abstract: The governments at all levels in China occupy a dominant position in the higher education investment; they should fully guarantee the investment in higher education. Through the analysis of the sources of the funding of Chinese colleges and universities in 1992-2013, this paper examines the adequacy of the state investment in China's higher education during the transition period. It also discusses the factors that lead to higher education in china, including the national basic construction investment insufficient structural fiscal investment problems caused by financial appropriation balances the illusion, Chinese government departments for policy coordination of the work of colleges and universities lack the corresponding requirements, and the investment is not sufficient. Thus, the paper puts forward some corresponding strategies and suggestions on how to realize the input adequacy and support the development scientifically and efficiently.
Abstract: The governments at all levels in China occupy a dominant position in the higher education investment; they should fully guarantee the investment in higher education. Through the analysis of the sources of the funding of Chinese colleges and universities in 1992-2013, this paper examines the adequacy of the state investment in China's higher educati...
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Municipal Solid Waste Management in a Municipality of Chiapas, Mexico
Juan Antonio Araiza Aguilar,
Juan Carlos Chávez Moreno,
José Ariosto Moreno Pérez,
María Neftalí Rojas-Valencia
Issue:
Volume 6, Issue 5, October 2017
Pages:
133-140
Received:
5 September 2017
Accepted:
27 September 2017
Published:
30 October 2017
Abstract: This document provides a comprehensive review of the municipal solid waste management in the municipality of Villaflores, Chiapas, specifically the municipal seat and nearby towns. The main waste management problems were identified. Derived from the study, it was found that currently 0.707 kg/per capita day of solid waste are generated, equivalent to 59 tons/day, which are handled with limited equipment and personnel, leading to difficulties, specifically as regards final disposal. It was found that, despite the limited number and inferior characteristics of the existing collection vehicles, waste collection is moderately efficient (78%). Final disposal shows serious deficiencies, such as ruptures of cell geotextile liners, clogging of rainwater drain channel, neglected leachate evaporation pond, among others. To improve solid waste management at municipal level, the Department of Public Services in conjunction with the legal areas of the municipal council, and other external factors, such as academia and civil society organizations, should promote awareness strategies and waste separation at the source.
Abstract: This document provides a comprehensive review of the municipal solid waste management in the municipality of Villaflores, Chiapas, specifically the municipal seat and nearby towns. The main waste management problems were identified. Derived from the study, it was found that currently 0.707 kg/per capita day of solid waste are generated, equivalent ...
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