Deficit Problem Research Articles

Optimizing HR management system on attention deficit in faculty work

BackgroundWith the increase of occupational stress and workload, more and more occupational people have problems of work attention deficit. The HRM system will be helpful to the occupational group, so it can be used in the study of the work attention deficit of faculty members.Subjects and Methods60 teaching staff of a vocational college were selected as the research subjects and randomly divided into experimental and control groups, with 30 people in each group. The experimental group applied the optimized human resource management system; the control group was managed according to the unoptimized system. Memory load n-back task was used and relevant experimental data were recorded; Pearson was used to analyze the relevant data.ResultsThe mean reaction time of the experimental group in the 1-back task was (505±100) ms, while that of the control group was (457±75) ms, and the difference between the groups was statistically significant after repeated-measures ANOVA (P=0.017). In the 2-back task, the mean reaction time of the experimental group was (573±125) ms, while the control group was (511±100) ms, and the difference between the groups was statistically significant (P=0.016).ConclusionsFaculty members optimized for the HRM system showed longer reaction time and increased ISD when completing n-back tasks, and these differences were associated with clinical symptoms of attention deficit at work. Therefore, HRM system optimization research can explore additional interventions to improve faculty members’ level of work attention.AcknowledgementGuangzhou Education Bureau’s University Scientific Research Project - Youth Talents Scientific Research Project (No. 202032782); Research Project of Guangzhou Education Research Institute (No. 21AZYJY21126).

Successful Limb Salvage Reconstruction Using Bulk Femoral Head Allograft

Category: Ankle Introduction/Purpose: The use of femoral head allografts in salvage surgeries for lower extremity reconstruction help address surgical problems of large bone deficits. There are very few publications and mixed results in the literature as to the outcomes of this salvage procedure. These limb salvage procedures involve significant surgical complexity with the end goal of retaining a stable, brace-able lower extremity. The purpose of this retrospective review is to report the results and utility of bulk femoral head allograft for limb salvage including time to weight bearing, CT confirmed fusion time, reoperation rates, and ultimate limb salvage success. Additionally, this article categorizes femoral head surgical preparation, adjunct biologics use, fixation constructs, and dissection techniques used. Methods: Patients who underwent reconstructive limb salvage surgery using femoral head allografts over a 5-year period (2015- 2020) were identified. The surgeries were among 5 different fellowship-trained surgeons at a single institution. Indications included post-traumatic AVN, Charcot ankle, revisional surgery, and failed total ankle replacement. Femoral heads were used in either ankle fusions alone or in tibiotalocalcaneal fusion. Time to weight bearing, CT fusion time, reoperations, and ultimate limb salvage were recorded. Reoperations were reported minor if involved partial HWR, superficial I&Ds, or exostosis/HO removal. Major reoperations were defined as full revision surgery/failure of femoral head construct, placement of antibiotic rods for deep infection, or BKA. Limb salvage was defined as being successful if the patient was walking with or without bracing at the last follow-up. Results: Twenty-three cases were identified with 13 performed for failed total ankle replacements, 7 post-traumatic avascular necrosis of the talus, and 3 neuropathic Charcot ankles. The average radiographic follow-up time was 665 days with an average time to weight bearing of 86.48 days. 18/23 patients had CT confirmation of femoral graft union with an average time to union of 461.92 days. 9 patients were found to have less than 50% graft incorporation at the last follow-up. There were 9 reoperations recorded, 8 minor and 1 major. All patients were chart documented stable with independent weight bearing either with or without a brace on the last clinic follow-up. Conclusion: Limb salvage in cases of large bone defects can be very challenging. We report a high success rate of limb salvage using bulk femoral head allograft. Complete fusion of bulk femoral head allograft although desirable, was not necessary to maintain limb salvage in this retrospective study. Patients were able to weight bear and maintain the integrity of the bulk allograft despite the lengthy time to achieve fusion in cases where fusion was achieved. This study highlights that bulk femoral head allograft can offer excellent salvage options with a high degree of success in complex limb salvage reconstruction.

The democratic legitimacy of the European Union and its laws: theoretical challenges and practical examples

This article discusses the issue of the democratic deficit and the legitimacy of European Union institutions, and, consequently, of the law they create. The text reflects on the EU as a special type of international organization and its related problem of legitimacy. Theoretical issues of the democratic deficit and legitimacy are discussed, enriched with a comparative presentation of the views of two outstanding intellectuals, one from each side of the Atlantic. The following part of the article presents practical attempts to respond to the problem of the democratic deficit and the legitimacy of the EU, undertaken both in the European Parliament and by European institutions and member states, in the form of the recently completed Conference on the Future of Europe (CoFoE).

Nursing Care for Mrs. S Who Experienced Diabetes Mellitus with Nutrition Deficit Problems in the Bougainville Room of the Dr. Koesnadi Bondowoso General Hospital

Background:Diabetes Mellitus is a chronic disease characterized by the body's inability to metabolize carbohydrates, fats and proteins which causes hyperglycemia (high blood glucose levels). Patients with Diabetes Mellitus will experience changes in appetite and experience weight loss. Method: This study uses a case study research design with clients experiencing diabetes mellitus with nutritional deficit problems in the Bougenvil room of the Dr. H. Koesnadi Bondowoso General Hospital, starting from May 15, 2023 to May 17, 2023, data collection in the form of interviews, observations, physical examinations, documentation studies and questionnaires.
 Results: The results of this study were obtained from research, namely nutritional deficits in accordance with theory, diagnoses in accordance with the theoretical review. In nursing interventions in accordance with the circumstances experienced by the client, while implementation refers to predetermined interventions and evaluation refers to predetermined outcome criteria in accordance with theory and the final evaluation of calories met is rice (735 kcal) and 1 glass of milk (260 kcal).
 Conclusion: Nutritional deficits are insufficient nutritional intake to meet metabolic needs. The purpose of writing is to provide nursing care to clients who experience diabetes mellitus with nutritional deficit problems.

Money holding and budget deficit in a growing economy with consumers living forever

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P11.24.B PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF THE TRAIN STUDY: TRAMETINIB IN NEUROFIBROMATOSIS TYPE 1 RELATED SYMPTOMATIC PLEXIFORM NEUROFIBROMAS

Abstract BACKGROUND About half of the patients with neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF1) have plexiform neurofibromas (PN). PNs can cause pain, neurological deficit and cosmetic problems. The current standard treatment of PN is surgery, which is often difficult due to invasive growth and vascularisation. Recent data suggests promising effect of MEK inhibition on symptomatic PN in NF1. MATERIAL AND METHODS We started an open-label, single arm, phase 2 trial of trametinib 2 mg daily in 30 adults with NF1 and at least one symptomatic inoperable PN. The primary outcome measure is decrease in tumor volume of the PN target lesion, as measured on MRI every 6 months. A decrease of ≥20% will be considered as treatment response. The secondary outcome measures are pain, disfigurement, safety and toxicity. RESULTS Seventeen patients have been enrolled between July 2020 and July 2022 with an average follow-up duration of 16 months. In the 15 patients with at least 6 months follow-up, the average numeric pain rating scale (NRS-11) was reduced in 10/15 patients (67%) and a reduction of at least 3 points on the NRS-11 was achieved in 6/15 patients (40%). Tumor volume measurements have been completed in one patient with a PN in the left shoulder region. Tumor volume decreased from 160 cm3 to 100 cm3 (38%) after 18 months of treatment. The most common side effect was acneiform rash, which was present in 11/17 patients (65%). Four patients discontinued treatment permanently, 3 because of toxicity (acneiform rash (2) and CPK increase (1)) and one because of increased pain. Four cases of grade 3 adverse events have been reported: acneiform rash (2), hypertension (1) and asparatate aminotransferase increase (1). The only severe adverse event related to treatment was CPK increase grade 4, for which the patient was hospitalised for diagnostic work-up. Toxicity resolved completely in all patients after discontinuation of treatment. CONCLUSION From these preliminary results we can conclude that trametinib has a beneficial effect on PN related pain. Side effects are mild and toxicity resolved after discontinuation of treatment. At least one patient had a decrease in tumor volume of ≥20%.

High-Resolution Soil Moisture Measurements in Rational Fertilization and Irrigation Methods as Part of the Sustainable use and Management of Soil Under Climate Change - DIY Solutions

Current climate changes, including drought, represent one of the most severe and extreme natural phenomena, directly affecting the environment, economy and society, and increasingly leading to soil degradation. In drought-stricken areas, losses in agricultural production are driving up food prices. The world's demand for water will continue to grow further in the coming decades. In view of the presented facts, there is a tremendous need for a systemic approach to saving water in the process of soil reclamation and conducting multidisciplinary research in this field. The problem of fertilization is linked to reasonable irrigation. These processes ought to be synchronized and run simultaneously, under the control by the system. This paper presents a prototype measurement probe as an element of a measurement network and the results of tests of its application in under use. The purpose of this research was testing a cheap DIY to solution identify the availability of water resources in the soil layer where the major plant root mass is found, i.e., to a depth of up to 110 cm, and to rationalize the management and improve the efficiency of water use during irrigation, as well as to monitor the migration of water in the soil in the era of climate change. The conducted tests have yielded concrete conclusions - current climate change is already resulting in unusual situations, including the different behaviour of water migrating through the soil. Considering that a wide variety of soils and geological systems are present, it is extremely important to understand these mechanisms in great detail, which makes the created solution feasible. Such a detailed analysis of water migration in soil under use can very successfully support, for example, a low-cost precision irrigation (preventing drought), or fertilization, indicating periods when and where to introduce nutrients after rainfall so that they naturally reach the depth of the largest root mass as quickly as possible. The DIY solution can be crucial in Third World countries by conducting at least single, cheap soil moisture measurements, and in many other places affected by the problem of water deficit, it can be an alternative to extend existing monitoring systems.

CLOSED ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS: FROM THE BIOSPHERE TO LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEMS AND BACK

The paper provides a brief overview of the available facts and ideas about the nature of climate change. Theproblems of ecological research, which are becoming more acute in relation to biosphere research, are considered: this is the problem of data deficit and the problem of the uniqueness of ecosystems. The key difference between the biosphere and natural ecosystems is highlighted, which ensures the long-term, in the ultimate perspective infinite, existence of the biosphere – the existence of a balance of biogen cycles or the closure of the flows of substances. The advantages of laboratory closed ecological systems (CES) as tools for experimental and theoretical study of the biosphere are considered. The contribution of the most well-known CES (BIOS-3, Folsom microcosms, Biosphere-2, micro-CES) to the understanding of biospheric processes is discussed. The problems and paradoxes identified in the mathematical modeling of CESs (Vernadsky-Darwin paradox, limitations of models of rigid metabolism), which are closely related to the well-known ecological paradoxes of May and Hutchinson, are discussed. A flexible metabolism approach is proposed to reduce the severity of these paradoxes. The measures proposed within the framework of so-called “green initiative” are discussed from the position of “biosphere as a CES”. Among these measures are reducing the carbon footprint of pets, migration to electric vehicles and renewable energy sourcesб and carbon sequestration by trees. The seriousness of biosphere-climatic changes problem is emphasized, which cannot be resolved without accounting the closure of substance flows in the biosphere.

Load-Side Inertia Estimation Method Based on Comprehensive Statistics

The development of modern power systems is accompanied by the problem of inertia deficit, and there is an urgent need to evaluate the system inertia level. Especially, the accurate estimation of load-side inertia level is extremely important. Based on comprehensive statistics, a load-side inertia estimation method is proposed. Starting from the inertia analysis of load-side base elements, the expressions for load-side inertia estimation under various operation modes are given based on the inertia modeling of basic load units; the uniform correction formula for load-side inertia estimation is given considering the hidden effect of behind-the-meter power supply on inertia estimation. The simulation analysis is carried out based on the IEEE9 bus standard system, and the results show that the proposed load-side inertia estimation method does not exceed 5%.

Nursing Implementation of Nutritional Management in Diarrhoea Children with Nutritional Deficit Problems

Based on medical record data from Siti Fatimah Hospital Palembang, children aged 6-12 years who suffered from diarrhoeal diseases in 2019 to 2021 were 28 patients. Diarrhoea in children must be treated immediately because diarrhoea that is too frequent in children can cause disruption of the gastrointestinal system such as malabsorption which can cause children to enter less nutrients into the body and can cause nutritional deficits in children with diarrhoea. Methods: This type of research design uses a descriptive design in the form of a case study. The approach used is a nursing care approach which includes assessment, nursing diagnosis, planning, implementation, evaluation and documentation. The case study subjects were 2 pediatric patients suffering from diarrhoea, patient 1 aged 6 years and patient 2 aged 7 years who had nutritional deficit nursing problems. This research was conducted at Siti Fatimah Hospital Palembang in 2022. Results: Implementation of nutrition management nursing is effective to overcome the problem of nutritional deficits that occur in children with diarrhoea by showing the results of weight gain in children every day during the nursing process. Discussion: It is hoped that the patient's parents can recognise the signs of diarrhoea in children so that nutritional deficiencies do not occur and it is hoped that parents can apply the nutritional management that the author has taught.

Assessing environmental, economic, and social impacts of inter-basin water transfer in China

Inter-basin water transfer (IBWT) has been widely implemented to address water deficit problems in many parts of the world. IBWT projects can pose various environmental, economic, and social impacts on both water recipient and source basins. This study presents an analysis of multi-dimensional impacts of China’s IBWT at the sub-basin scale, using three newly developed indicators. The analysis is based on China’s operating IBWT projects in 2016, which had a collective capacity of transferring ∼48 billion m3/yr water across sub-basins. Results indicate that IBWT helped improve environmental flow conditions in 20 out of 26 recipient sub-basins, with 6 out of 17 source sub-basins experiencing critical environmental flow conditions. IBWT generated net economic benefits of approximately 4.2 billion US dollars and net social benefits of providing domestic water use for 170 million people. IBWT posed overall positive environmental, economic, and social impacts, with the most benefits delivered to the North China Plain (i.e., the Huai and Hai River Basins). However, a few water source basins with relatively low local water availability were faced with a high risk of low environmental flows and high socio-economic costs, especially under low water resources conditions. Large spatial variations of IBWT impacts were found across sub-basins, which cannot be known by assessment at the major basin level. This highlights the need to assess IBWT impacts at finer spatial scales, considering regional differences in local water resources and social-economic development conditions. This study for the first time reveals multi-dimensional impacts of IBWT in China at the sub-basin scale. The results can be used by policymakers to inform water transfer and water management policies.

Svak skår på deltesten Tallhukommelse i WISC-V – en indikasjon på språklige vansker?

Background: WISC-V is the first Wechsler intelligence test that measures both the visual working memory and the auditory working memory. Both tests contribute to a combined Working Memory Index, but much of the research suggests that sensory modality plays an important role. Children with impaired phonological capacity and resulting reading, writing or language difficulties, often struggle with Digit Span without necessarily having problems with Picture Span. Psychologists are often more concerned with possible attention deficits than modality-specific problems, and may suspect ADHD in cases of impaired Digit Span. Method: In the project, 62 test protocols from children in the Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Unit at Vestfold Hospital Trust were analysed. They were assessed using Digit Span and Picture Span, and Conners CPT 3 was used to test attention deficit, in addition to the Norwegian test Språk 6-16 and Children’s Communication Checklist-2 to measure possible language-related problems. Results: Beyond shared variance between Digit Span and Picture Span, regression analyses showed that Digit Span was associated with language-related problems and not attention deficit problems, while Picture Span was associated with attention deficit. Implications: The clinical recommendation is to not interpret Digit Span or the Working Memory Index in isolation before considering modality differences. Impaired Digit Span should prompt clinicians to consider language-related problems, while impaired Picture Span may raise suspicion of more general attention deficits. Keywords: WISC-V, Digit Span, Working Memory, ADHD, language-related problems

Does Foreign Direct Investment Reduce Growth Government Debt?

The problem of fiscal deficits in the Indonesian economy has prompted the government to increase debt as a solution to reduce the deficit. Debt withdrawal in the long term without the support of an increase in state revenues has had a negative impact. Government debt increased sharply. Efforts to increase state revenue through tax collection in post-Covid 19 economic conditions that have not yet recovered will only reduce economic activity. This requires efforts to suppress government debt growth amidst a fiscal deficit. This study aims to analyze the effect of foreign direct investment, inflation and the exchange rate on government debt. Foreign direct investment is believed to be a source of financing that cannot be made through state revenue. Especially public infrastructure financing. The study concluded that it was found: foreign direct investment, inflation, and the exchange rate had a significant effect on government debt. Thus, government efforts are needed to encourage the growth of foreign direct investment, through policies that are oriented towards increasing foreign direct investment.

Penerapan Kompres Daun Kubis Terhadap Penurunan Pembengkakan Payudara Pada Askep Ibu Post Partum Di Puskesmas Kayamanya

Introduction: Breast swelling is one of the problems that arise in postpartum mothers due to the presence of breast milk dams. The problem of breast swelling can be given a cabbage leaf compress therapy intervention. The purpose of this study is to apply nursing care to post partum mothers with the problem of breast milk dams at the kayamanya health center. Method : The research method is to use a descriptive method with a case study approach, the subject is a postpartum mother with breast swelling. Result : The results of the study Mrs. A said she did not know how to reduce breast swelling, Mrs. A complained of discomfort when moving, Mrs. A said it was difficult when urinating, Mrs. A said the abdomen was uncomfortable due to uterine contractions, Mrs. A said she was uncomfortable with breast changes, Mrs. A said breast milk had not come out, Mrs. A said the breasts felt warm and hard, often painful, the nipples did not come out. Nursing problems of postpartum discomfort, ineffective breastfeeding and knowledge deficits, Interventions carried out comfort care, perineal care education, breastfeeding education, giving the baby the opportunity to suck, and baby care. implementation was carried out for 5 days. Evaluation after the implementation of the application of cabbage leaf compresses, the patient said that complaints of comfort increased, breast milk was released, breast swelling decreased. Conculsion : It is hoped that this intervention can be taught to post partum mothers with breast swelling as a cheap, easily available and effective treatment.

Vitamin D deficiency in patients with Type 2 diabetes mellitus: its association with microvascular complications

Introduction and Aim: A worldwide epidemic, type 2 diabetes affects 382 million people. Nephropathy, neuropathy, and retinopathy are examples of microvascular consequences. According to estimates, 1 billion people, or close to 15% of the world's population, are vitamin D deficient. There is proof that inadequate vitamin D levels are linked to poor glycaemic management. However, there is a dearth of information from India on a potential connection between a vitamin D deficit and microvascular problems. Therefore, the purpose of our study was to determine if individuals with microvascular consequences of diabetes are more likely to suffer from vitamin D insufficiency. Materials and Methods: This cross-sectional study was done on 72 diabetic subjects availing the inpatient services of Father Muller Medical College Hospital. Diabetes was diagnosed as per American Diabetes Association guidelines. Subjects were examined for presence of neuropathy, nephropathy and retinopathy by nerve conduction study, urine protein creatinine ratio and fundus examination respectively. Serum vitamin D levels were assessed. Data was recorded and statistically analysed. Results: Seventy-two patients fulfilling the selection criteria were recruited for this study. 77.8% of subjects had poorly controlled diabetes and 66.66% had vitamin D deficiency. 39 (54.16%) of subjects had microvascular complications of which 28 (38.8%) had neuropathy, 14 (19.4%) had retinopathy and 28 (38.9%) had nephropathy. 71% of patients with microvascular complications had vitamin D deficiency. Conclusion: Poor glycemic control is strongly correlated with vitamin D insufficiency. Individuals who suffer from microvascular problems tend to have inadequate levels of vitamin D more frequently than people without such difficulties.

Reproductive Success Rate and Blood Urea Nitrogen Status of Garut Ewes Fed Sorghum-Indigofera in Majalengka District - West Java

The body's Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) concentration could be used as diagnostic information for interpreting animal nutritional status, improving nutritional management, and preventing metabolic disorders in ewes during the reproductive phase. This study aimed to evaluate the reproductive success rate and changes in the BUN status of Garut ewes fed sorghum-Indigofera in Majalengka District – West Java, Indonesia. Twenty-eight multiparous Garut ewes with an average body weight of 30 kg, aged 2-3 years or parity from 3rd to 4th, and non-pregnant were separated into two feed treatment groups; divided field grass (FG) and sorghum-Indigofera (SI) mixed feed. This study was designed using a Complete Randomized Design (CRD). After one month of feed acclimatization, all ewes were served an estrus synchronization protocol and mated naturally. A pregnancy test was carried out on the 28th day after mating using ultrasonography (USG). Seven blood samples were taken (1 time in the pre-mating phase and three times each in the pregnancy and lactation phases), and the BUN parameter was analyzed. The results showed that SI feed increased the number of ewes pregnant and giving birth compared to FG (10 vs. 9 and 9 vs. 6, respectively). Meanwhile, the average value of the BUN content of ewes in both FG and SI treatments during the premating, pregnancy, and lactation phases did not show any differences (p>0.05). The concentration of BUN is still in normal condition even though it has decreased from pre-mating until the lactation phase. It can be concluded that Sorghum-Indigofera mixed feed could increase reproductive success. However, the average value of BUN in the two types of feed treatment experienced the same status change in all reproductive phases. Both can overcome the energy deficit problem if they have sufficient feed.

Городские финансы и муниципальные власти в английских городах эпохи Тюдоров (на примере Вустера)

One of the important problems for the Englishcities of the Tudor era was the managementt of finances. The main income was from real estate, which was supplemented by duties and fines. Fees ofcity officials, utilities, and hospitality accounted for three-quarters of all Worcester’s urban spending. The main problem was inflation and relatively stable income from urban property, which forced municipal authorities to look for new ways to solve financial problems. However, these new measures could not solve the problem of financial property deficit by the end of the reign of Elizabeth I.

Inorganic CO2 conversion through reaction with concentrated reject brine: Polymorphic characteristics of intermediate carbonate salts

In recent times, various types of water purification plants have been employed to produce clean water from seawater, as a means to overcome water deficit problems. However, this process results in the production of highly concentrated reject brine solutions, which can cause significant environmental and ecological problems due to their high ionic concentration when released into the near-shore area without treatment. Conversely, these reject brine solutions can be regarded as a promising reactant for providing metal cations during the conversion of CO2 into inorganic materials, rather than treating them as wastewater. This study proposes a CO2-based post-treatment process for desalinated reject brine and investigates the relationship between the ionic concentration of the reject brine solution and the polymorphic properties of inorganic compounds produced by the reaction between metal cations and CO2. The polymorphic properties of metal carbonates were investigated with respect to the gradual changes in the concentration of the reject brine solution through dilution and concentration. As a result of this study, the degree of reaction inhibition was found to be based on the concentration of the reject brine solutions, and these results can be applied in multidisciplinary areas, including climate change mitigation, post-treatment of desalinated brine, and advanced materials and resource production.

ЎЗБЕКИСТОН РЕСПУБЛИКАСИДА ДАВЛАТ БЮДЖЕТИ ТАҚЧИЛЛИГИНИ МОЛИЯЛАШТИРИШНИНГЗАМОНАВИЙ ҲОЛАТИНИНГ ХУСУСИЯТЛАРИ

This article reveals the essence of the state budget deficit and its methods of its financing and the stages of development are being considered. In Uzbekistan, since the acquisition of independence and to the present day there is a problem of state budget deficit. In our country at present, to finance the state budget deficit, mainly the public external debt is used. In this direction domestic opportunities are little used. This article, using the method of comparative analysis was given the author’s (assessment) evolution of the current state of reducing the state budget deficit of country.

Frugal Innovation a Game Changer to Sustainable Affordable Housing

Globally the demand for housing is far more than supply, resulting to 100 million+ been homeless and with one billion people living in inadequate homes. In addition, recent world crisis such as high rural urban migration, natural disasters like the Syria-Turkey earth quake, flooding, conflicts such as the ongoing Russia-Urkraine war, COVID-19 protocols of social distance and isolation, etc. exacerbates the housing deficit. Whilst the current approach to housing especially in developing countries concentrates on convention unsustainable approach to affordable housing delivery. With the few sustainable housing development attempts been far luxurious beyond average Ghanaian affordability. This research seeks to contribute to address housing deficit problems using frugal Innovation (FI) as a game changer to sustainable affordable housing (SAH) through a bibliometrics and a systematic review study. With regards to financial, resource-constrained, significant cost reductions over existing options and sustainable solutions, one idea currently gaining traction is frugal innovation (FI). It is more affordable than the conventional approach to development and can convert constraint into opportunity in a sustainable manner, as well as have a direct link to sustainable affordable development. Search for this study was on all disciplines with publications linked to frugal innovation and sustainable affordable housing limited to only online articles, conference publications, books, and other materials published in English on Scopus, science direct, and Google Scholar. The finding revealed, FI is a combination of all similar innovations, under one umbrella to serve the underserved bottom-of-the-pyramid (BOP) market, making it superior to other forms of innovation. This study will contribute significantly to improving the policy direction of stakeholders in an attempt to reduce the housing deficit in Ghana and other developing countries globally. In addition, it will contribute to the UN-SDGs and UN-Habitat policymakers on the sustainable cities 2030 agenda.