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IJSRP, Volume 16, Issue 4, April 2026 Edition [ISSN 2250-3153]

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Examining Differences between Companies that are Compliant and Have Experienced a Data Breach
Eric L. David
Abstract: This study investigated distinctions between organizations that maintain regulatory compliance and those that have experienced significant data breaches. Utilizing a quantitative causal-comparative research design, the analysis examined a sampled dataset of 204 unique breach entries across Technology, Healthcare, and Finance industries.
Chiapas as a National Platform for the Sustainable Control of the Screwworm: A Biotechnological Proposal Based on Neem and Native Plants
Paola Carolina Astudillo González
Abstract: The screwworm, Cochliomyia hominivorax, represents one of the main sanitary challenges for Mexican livestock due to its capacity to feed on living tissue. This leads to economic losses, harm to animal welfare, and reduced productivity in rural regions.
Managing Sovereignty Through Ambiguity: Kenya–Uganda Relations And The Migingo Island Dispute
Reuben Atinga Akenga Bernster
Abstract: Border conflicts remain a persistent obstacle to interstate relations, especially where sovereignty claims compete with economic resources and weak states’ domestic publics. The Migingo Island dispute between Kenya and Uganda exemplifies how countries cope with territorial disagreements without recourse to militarized conflict or legal resolution.
Climate Change resilience experienced by Agro-Pastoralist households: A case study of Tuli Guled District, Somali Regional State, Ethiopia
R. Uttama Reddy and Shine Hassen Farah
Abstract: Climate change resilience experienced by Agro-pastoralist household study was conducted in Tuli Guled District, Somali regional state, Ethiopia with the objective of assessing perception of agro-pastoral households on climate change and its impact. The study was conducted in four kebeles (lowest administrative division), with mixed research design. Purposive sampling was used to select 153 respondents.
An Extensive Survey on Availability of Marine Fish Species in Different Level of Fish Markets in Dhaka City
Ramkrishno Paul Partho, Afsana Akter Asha, Laboni Rani Sinha, Md. Masud Rana, Asif Wares Newaz
Abstract: The research aimed to investigate the current availability of marine fish and identify key factors related to fish market personnel across ten major markets and three departmental stores (Shwapno Super Shop, Meena Bazar, and Agora Super Shop).
The Effect of 7Es of Learning as an Approach in Improving Problem-Solving Skills of Students in Trigonometry
Julie Grace I. Navarro
Abstract: The study was conducted to investigate the effect of 7Es of learning on students’ problem-solving skills in Trigonometry of Alejandra L. Navarro National High School Grade 9 students for the school year 2018-2019. This study was conducted to test the significant difference in the problem-solving skills of Grade 9 students.
Far-Side Airbags: Current Technology, Performance Evaluation, and Future Trends
Rakshit Gummaraju, Ganesh Shete, Sachin Ratnaparkhi
Abstract: Far-side impacts, where occupants are positioned on the non-struck side of the vehicle, represent approximately 35% of all side impact injuries. This comprehensive review examines far-side airbag (FSAB) technology, analyzing impact physics, current architecture (seat-back and center-mounted systems), and performance evaluation methodologies. Statistical evidence demonstrates that far-side occupants face significant lateral excursion (475-575 mm without FSAB) and belt slip-off phenomena, leading to severe head and thoracic injuries.
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| ISSN: 2250-3153 | DOI: 10.29322/IJSRP