Coordinating Miracles: Regularly Downstreaming Trawler Property Comprising Yesterdays Payment in Brorly Townships Springboard Problematic Combinations

Coordinating Miracles: Regularly Downstreaming Trawler Property Comprising Yesterdays Payment in Brorly Townships Springboard Problematic Combinations

Abstract

This article explores the complex and interdependent relationships between trawler property, payment systems, and township development in Brorly. Using a case study approach, we investigate the ways in which downstreaming of trawler property affects the regularity of payments from yesterday's catch. We argue that the current payment system is problematic and inefficient, leading to challenges in coordinating resources and hindering development in the townships. Drawing on interviews with local stakeholders, we identify key factors that contribute to these issues, including the lack of alignment between trawler property ownership and payment systems, as well as challenges in accessing financing for township projects. We propose several strategies for improving coordination and enhancing the regularity of payments, including the adoption of new payment technologies and the development of more flexible financing mechanisms. Our analysis highlights the importance of understanding the complex interplay between property, payments, and development in rural communities, and underscores the need for innovative solutions to address these challenges.

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Nadeem Obieluem "Coordinating Miracles: Regularly Downstreaming Trawler Property Comprising Yesterdays Payment in Brorly Townships Springboard Problematic Combinations".  IEEE Exploration in Machine Learning, 2020.

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Date of Release: 2020
Author(s): Nadeem Obieluem.
IEEE Exploration in Machine Learning
Page(s): 6
Product Type: Conference/Journal Publications