Eco-labels are market tools that provide consumers with relevant information, enabling more informed and sustainable purchasing decisions. As fisheries operate on a high production scale, it is possible to dilute the costs of implementing and maintaining these initiatives. However, as the production scale decreases, small producing communities may need help participating in product certification processes. In global contexts, where consumer markets become increasingly demanding, the need for certification can translate into a barrier to selling such products. In this context, the present article aims to investigate existing certifications in the literature for large- and small-scale fisheries and their benefits and challenges for the fisheries. The systematic literature review was conducted to achieve the research objectives. A total of 38 articles were analyzed for this study. The Marine Stewardship Council emerged as the most recognizable certification body worldwide. Market access was the benefit of this certification scheme. On the other hand, small-scale fisheries face barriers in obtaining this market access tool, with costs being the primary challenge cited. Certification schemes can significantly enhance the fisheries value chain by fostering better interactions between fisheries stakeholders and reshaping the structure of small-scale fisheries.

The skin of donkeys and mules represents a promising source of income; however, cultural, productive, and infectious factors can directly interfere with the quality of the integumentary tissue and well-being of these species. The objective of this study is to present a literature review on equine dermatopathies. This literature review included scientific articles related to equine medicine and breeding according to pre-established search terms and expressions published in recently articles. The evaluation of the clinical and pathological behavior of dermatopathies implies the use of control strategies and the recognition of pathological patterns that may be particular to the species.

Nowadays it is noticed that many projects fail, software projects are notoriously disaster prone, not necessarily because of technological failure, but more often due to uncertainties. In their efforts to keep their projects, many project managers are implicitly using similar ideas, though not always formally as the subject proposes. In this article, a qualitative research which was conducted through semi-structured interviews with 25 participants is presented. Among the interviewees there are software project managers and management researchers. The aim of the work is to explore practices, strategies and techniques as well as to provide a set of recommendations to guide managers in order to reduce uncertainties in their projects.

Space sharing for companies has become a trend in the last decade. Many of the benefits of these spaces go beyond the financial scope, creating real value-added processes from these spaces. This study examines the associations between networks developed in coworking spaces and business performance. This research was quantitative, exploratory, and descriptive ex post facto. A survey was conducted among companies installed in coworking spaces in Recife, Brazil. The sample consisted of 77 valid respondents, and the data were analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistics that measure central tendency, factor analysis, and Spearman (ordinal indicators) and Pearson (resulting factors) correlations, in addition to reliability tests and adequacy of the sample, necessary in the refinement of the scales. This study makes a theoretical contribution by specifying the concept of coworking, a topic still underexplored in the literature, and by defining networks in this context, which allowed for the development of a measurement scale. It also discusses the performance construct and its measurement classes, which showed significant internal consistency. Despite the consistency in the data, only the hypothesis of a positive and significant association between network and market performance was partially accepted, demonstrating that more than the network alone was needed to generate results among coworkers. This lack of association contradicts the literature as it is the most discussed aspect in qualitative studies on coworking and suggests that the network may not be a final resource but rather a means by which users obtain benefits such as benchmarks, creative ideas, and adaptation of business practices.

The objective of this study is to propose a model for the strategic management of a technological incubator of popular cooperatives. This is research of qualitative nature, classifying itself in as much as the purposes are concerned as being prescriptive since it promotes solutions and direct replies to the problem presented, or may yet prescribe an ideal theoretical model to delimit concepts. The results of a field research were used, in which a semi-structured interview was used, since the interviews revealed a lack of literature on strategic management in ITCP. The research interviewees were the coordinators of the technological incubators of popular cooperatives in the state of Paraíba. This resulted in a model for strategic management of ITCPs divided into six stages, which are: participative management model; ITCP environment; participative planning; strategy formulation; strategy implementation; and control and evaluation. The proposed model is structured through the primordial factors of the solidarity economy, as well as the obstacles that ITCPs face in elaborating and implementing strategic planning, and how to strategically manage the incubated enterprises. In this way, the model developed intends to channel the efforts adopted by the ITCP with the incubated enterprises, demystifying the obstacles listed by the ITCP's and with the diversity of the incubated enterprises, considering the incubation criteria that best fit the incubated ones.

The Technological Incubators of Popular Cooperatives (ITCP) are great promoters of the development of technological innovations in the needy sectors of the economy. This work aims to carry out a situational diagnosis of the ITCPs in Paraíba. This is qualitative research, classified as descriptive in terms of objectives, and field research in terms of means. The treatment of the data collected in the semi-structured interviews was done by the content analysis method. The interviews diagnosed that the ITCPs interviewed are great supporters of the development of solidarity economic enterprises, as they develop several enterprises in different fields of activity, even with difficulties in support and financing. Therefore, the results obtained in the study showed that the strategic management of the ITCPs is important and allows the incubated enterprises to be efficient and sustainable in their businesses.