2023
DOI: 10.3390/socsci12080433
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Decent, Inclusive, and Green? Mission Impossible?

Abstract: This article discusses the interconnection between the green transition and the digital transformation, known as the twin transition. The article analyses the specific role of digitalisation and its impact on a regional entrepreneurial ICT ecosystem in Sofia, Bulgaria, where the digital transformation has led to decent work in the ICT sector but is completely disconnected from the green transition. The article argues that these processes need a policy lever to develop in parallel with one another and connect, … Show more

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“…Digital technology may play a crucial role in assisting the green transition by providing tools for tracking, maximizing, and regulating energy use, supporting smart grids, simplifying the integration of renewable energy sources, and enabling more sustainable production and consumption patterns. Environmental regulations can be made more efficient and successful by using digital solutions, which also make it possible to create cutting-edge green technologies [12]. According to Eizenberga, Agnese, Zeverte-Rivza, Sandija, and Auzina, Anita, the purpose of their study is to evaluate the state of the fisheries sector's digital transformation and develop scenarios for further digital transformation of the industry.…”
Section: Advice On the Digital Transformation Of Small And Medium-siz...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Digital technology may play a crucial role in assisting the green transition by providing tools for tracking, maximizing, and regulating energy use, supporting smart grids, simplifying the integration of renewable energy sources, and enabling more sustainable production and consumption patterns. Environmental regulations can be made more efficient and successful by using digital solutions, which also make it possible to create cutting-edge green technologies [12]. According to Eizenberga, Agnese, Zeverte-Rivza, Sandija, and Auzina, Anita, the purpose of their study is to evaluate the state of the fisheries sector's digital transformation and develop scenarios for further digital transformation of the industry.…”
Section: Advice On the Digital Transformation Of Small And Medium-siz...mentioning
confidence: 99%