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Showing 1 to 18 of 18 for “"Saudi Vision 2030"”.
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The Effects of Compensation Models on Physicians’ Productivity, Quality, and Efficiency in Line with Saudi Vision 2030: Insights From Behavioural Economics
Saudi Arabia's HSTP of Vision 2030 intends to reward physicians for their contributions to productivity and value-based health outcomes. However, it lacked a reward and compensation policy. Linking rewards to physicians' performance necessitates reforming the existing payment model. Such reform …
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Corporate Governance in Developing Nations: Evidence from Unlisted Family Firms in Saudi Arabia
… benefits for family firms (Mallin, 2016). The Saudi Arabian private sector largely consists of small and medium-sized family firms (Waked, 2016). Moreover, unlisted family firms play a significant role in the Saudi Vision 2030 economic development plan. Therefore, these firms need to embrace …
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Sustainable development in Saudi Arabia, past, present and future
… of sustainable development in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It seeks to analyze the various factors supporting or hindering the progress of the Kingdom towards sustainable development. It will apply the framework developed by Ashford & Hall (2011) to assess the performance and interaction …
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The effects of building envelope parameters on energy performance for high-rise buildings in central Saudi Arabia
… interrelated with energy consumption worldwide. Saudi Arabia is one of the largest countries that consume massive amounts of energy, mainly for generating electricity to operate buildings and cope with population growth. Despite Saudi Arabia’s fast economic development, building envelopes in …
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AI-Driven Suitability Modeling for Sustainable Olive Cultivation: An Environmental Assessment in a Changing Climate
… semi-drier regions, such as the northern part of Saudi Arabia, are threatening olive cultivation. Al-Jouf is considered a rapidly emerging center for olive production; however, these stresses threaten long-term agricultural sustainability. The framework we propose integrates ecological niche …
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The Role of Sociocultural Factors in Saudi Consumers’ Attitudes Towards Social Media Advertising and Purchase Intentions within the Clothing Industry
… influences consumer purchase behaviour in Saudi Arabia, particularly in the fashion industry. However, Saudi consumers’ attitudes towards fashion advertisements on social media are shaped by sociocultural factors, given the country’s deep-rooted cultural and Islamic principles. With Saudi …
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Saudi Women's Self-Identity or Self- Awakening constructing between conservatism and modernization - social and cultural performance in Saudi Arabia
Even in the 2020s, Saudi Arabia remains one of the most conservative Muslim states in the world, with significant limitations on women’s freedoms and rights. Against the backdrop of strong patriarchal rules that govern every aspect of women’s lives, the movement of Islamic feminism has started …
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How Large Language Models Are Reshaping Skills and Job Requirements for Public Health Professionals in Saudi Arabia
… skill requirements, and ethical oversight. In Saudi Arabia, where Vision 2030 prioritizes digital transformation in healthcare, understanding how public health professionals adapt to these technologies is vital for workforce and policy planning. Methods: This exploratory mixed-methods study …
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Producing the translators of tomorrow: designing a student-centred and competence-based translation curriculum for Saudi universities
… the extent to which translation courses in Saudi Arabia adequately prepare students to take up careers as professional translators according to current market needs. Saudi Vision 2030 acknowledges that graduates must be able to operate at a professional level of competence in order to be …
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An investigation of EFL female teachers’ and students’ beliefs about learner autonomy in Saudi secondary schools
… EFL female teachers and students about LA in the Saudi secondary schools context at a key time when new educational policies toward LA are being implemented. It also considers what characterises the differences between the two sets of beliefs. To that end, a mixed methods approach was adopted. …
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Leadership Development in Saudi Arabia’s Private Sector: A Mixed Methods Approach
… leadership development programs in Saudi Arabia. These programs represent a reaction to the shortage of qualified leaders who can drive and sustain both recent and future advances introduced by Saudi Vision 2030, the national transformation program that is introducing social and …
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Changing society: pioneering women entrepreneurs in Saudi Arabia.
… examines the role of institutions influencing Saudi female entrepreneurs, and how they became enabled to be social agents and institutional entrepreneurs in a very traditional, family-orientated society - albeit facing pressures to change. In acknowledging the uniqueness of the social-cultural …
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Leadership for implementing knowledge management strategies in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) government aims to improve the current public service delivery and to achieve the Saudi’s Vision 2030, the KSA needs to extend on knowledge management (KM) strategies and programmes. However, the key to successfully embracing these changes and guide them to …
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Framework development for public private partnership in affordable housing delivery in Saudi Arabia
With the adoption of the new Saudi Vision 2030, interest in public private partnership (PPP) has increased and the Saudi Government is seeking to build up private sector involvement in the provision of social services and infrastructure. Within this new strategy, PPP has been adopted as a vehicle …
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Saudi women journalists: an ethnographic study exploring their roles and practices in an age of national transformation.
… like to be a woman journalist in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, a notoriously conservative culture in which the role of women in many areas of society has traditionally been limited. It details the current roles and practices of Saudi women journalists, particularly focusing on the influence of …
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Knowledge management practices in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia public sector organisations
… public sector organisations of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) – which is the core rationale for this study. Therefore, the aim of this study is to investigate how KSA public sector organisations are managing knowledge to gain sustainable competitive advantage. A web based, online …
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The actualization of the social media affordance for sociality in an informal learning environment: the case of Saudi Arabia
… used as a tool for informal learning spaces in Saudi Arabia. Despite the growing use of social media platforms for learning, researchers have yet to reach a consensus on the specific informal learning behaviours exhibited by learners who use technology to facilitate their education. Consider …
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Investigating the likely impact of new public management on human resource managers and academic lecturers in the Saudi Arabian higher education sector
… the higher education sector of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA). Saudi Arabia is undergoing historic transformation since 2016, including the launch of the country's largest economic reform plan to date- Vision 2030. This plan aims to reduce the dependence on oil revenues and to enhance the …