… charities to deliver donations directly to recipients in a decentralized manner. The involvement
of private charities … role in allocating donations during the crisis, signaling a minor shift …

… For the purposes of this review, we provide a broader definition of crisis and consider a
crisis service for CYP to be the provision of a service in response to extreme psychosocial …

… Reductions in charitable donations and volunteer time have been seen in charity settings
with charities now responding more to crisis planning, including welfare and wellbeing support …

… The 2021 edition shows the hunger crisis’s highest existence from among the five years of
… to pinpoint a specific driver causing a food crisis. Over 142 million people in 40 out of the 55 …

… Conflicting values, goals and aspiration: Using both emotional and analytical arguments
in charity appeals. Perception of victims: Perceiving victims as statistical (as opposed to …

… Islamic-based CSR and its significance in times of crisis. … from the 2008 economic crisis and
navigate the economic … was changeable in times of crisis from economic crisis to COVID-19 …

… The temple has been more affected than the charities of the Church, which, as mentioned,
have a much higher lay involvement and navigate the crisis much better than the presbyteral …

… Views of what leads to prosperity is at the root of the sustainability crisis, and this is examined
in relation to alternative values and economic models. The ideology of consumerism is …

… Medical education is facing a crisis in recruiting and sustaining these clinical teachers.
Faced with multiple demands and responsibilities in fast-paced clinical environments, teachers …

Purpose The purpose of this study is to conduct a systematic content review and bibliometric
analysis of the current research trends, core concepts and knowledge mapping on the topic …