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Post-harvest losses are a significant challenge in Bhutan and Nepal, where around half and two thirds of the population rely on agriculture for their livelihoods. Traditional open-sun drying methods suffer from contamination, slow drying and weather vulnerability, contributing to losses that can reach 40%–73% for certain crops. While improved solar drying technology offers promising opportunities
Solar drying is an effective method for food preservation; however, conventional solar dryers often suffer from limited heat transfer and non-uniform airflow, which increases drying time and reduces product quality. These limitations are largely associated with the use of flat absorbers and heat exchangers that restrict turbulence development and weaken thermal performance. To address this issue,
Agenda 2030 för en hållbar utveckling betonar vikten av att integrera globala mål i lokal praktik, särskilt genom tvärsektoriella partnerskap. Ett sådant internationellt fokus på kvantifiering och samarbete väcker frågor om huruvida individers rättighetsanspråk kan prioriteras i lokal tvärsektoriell samverkan. Denna studie undersöker samspelet mellan social hållbarhet och mänskliga rättigheter inoThe 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development emphasises the use of global goal-setting in local practices, particularly through cross-sector partnerships. This focus on quantification and collaboration raises questions about how such spaces shape individual right-holders’ opportunities to claim rights. This study examines the interplay between social sustainability and human rights in urban develop
An ever increasing number of applications is starting to adopt AI/ML components to unlock advanced capabilities and functionalities that are extremely hard or even not feasible at all to implement with more traditional approaches. The cost to be paid for these advancements lies in their computational requirements, which is often so significant that dictates their offloading to dedicated powerful c
