Kialakulhatnak-e okos falvak az Abaúji térségben?

Sikos, T Tamás; Szendi, Dóra

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“…Zhong et al ( 2021) indicated infrastructure is one of the main factor which influence the peasants' reconstruction intention of rural settlements in Panxi area in China when rural settlement development is the key to solve rural poverty issue. According to Sikos and Szendi (2021), smart infrastructure is thought as an innovative way to improve the economy of disadvantaged rural area. Sapkota (2018) found that improving road transport, drinking water and irrigation infrastructure is quite beneficial for human wellbeing.…”

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The science of rural human settlements: a comprehensive overview

Liu,

Zheng,

Tang

2023

Front. Environ. Sci.

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In the process of rapid urbanization in the world, many villages are facing a series of problems such as depopulation, population ageing, insufficient infrastructure, and public service facilities. In order for better rural development and full implementation of the 2030 sustainable development goals, we should hammer at improving the rural human settlements. Based on the science of human settlements proposed by Constantinos Doxiadis, bibliometric analysis was made on studies related to rural human settlements in the last 25 years. Through analysis, we believe that the number of related studies will gradually increase. Currently, the improvement of the rural ecological environment and the creation of a healthy rural human settlement environment are two hot topics. It is very likely that these topics will also be highly focused in the following decades. With the gradual development of rural areas and the improvement of the material lives of people, more and more scholars will pay attention to higher-level demands such as rural cultural environment and self-realization of villagers. By reviewing literature related to rural human settlements, we can comprehensively consider different aspects in rural human settlements. This is quite beneficial for the comprehensive development of rural human settlements. Scholars in different countries have similar focuses related to rural human settlements. However, because of different country conditions, the focuses of researchers have some obvious differences. Relevant literature contributes to the development of the science of human settlements.

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The science of rural human settlements: a comprehensive overview

Liu,

Zheng,

Tang

2023

Front. Environ. Sci.

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“…There is abundant supply of scientific studies about different smart city models (Haibullin, 2018), (Sikos & Szendi, 2021), (Sallai, 2019) some of them is system based (Lom & Přibyl, 2020), some of them sees citizen as sensors (Cano, et al, 2015), others focusing on motivating factors (Herrera & Fajardo, 2016) or the resilience (Baran, et al, 2022). Based on the literature, (Anthopoulos, et al, 2015), (Anthopoulos, et al, 2016), Anthopoulos collected smart city conceptualization models and aggregated them into groups according to their focuses, Architecture (Naphade, et al, 2011), Governance (Baron, 2012), Planning and management, Data and knowledge (Batty, et al, 2012),…”

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Combating Climate Change through Smart Innovations - Examination of smart city concept in light of sustainability

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While the Earth’s resources and capability are at its limits, while large part of the society is suffering from hardship, the other part is responsible for overconsumption, enormous waste generation. Pollution combined with self-centred human attitude led to the most crucial situation in our century of crises, Climate Change. It is currently one of the most urgent global problems, which are interconnected, complex and it has environmental, economic, social, and technological perspectives. While cities represent most of the population, the biggest greenhouse gas (GHGs) emitter, they use arable land for urban purposes, and they are the centre of services and production. Accordingly, cities were seen as excellent testing-grounds to put smart solutions in a new prospective and examine whether they could be or has been adapted into sustainable climate change combat by increasing the efficiency of mitigation and adaptation processes. For that reason, it will be investigated whether the focus of smart (city) solutions is either primarily environmental (smart-sustainable), or the focus is economic efficiency, but its use is more complex, which enhance sustainability. Based on this aim, the dissertation uses inductive approach, which is applied by using qualitative, explorative methodology such as semi-structured interviews (N=17) with content analysis to define the city level efficiency of the solutions, the driven factors within the decisions, and non-probability sampling methods during the questionary (N=550) to specify smart ability to increase climate awareness at the level of individuals. The research findings confirmed that, however the economic efficiency still dominate the development decisions, the environmental aspect is increasingly important mostly in the fields of mobility, energy usage and heating through the more complex, sustainable, resilient applied approaches in the implementation processes. In addition, there is a shrinking knowledge gap between the ‘investors’ (final users) and the providers of smart solutions, and the relevance of the sensitization and education of the population has become more important. Finally, through the survey, interviews and research, existing smart solutions have been collected within the six sectors of smart city to contribute to the educational purposes.

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Csíki-medence munkaerőpiaci helyzetképe

Sárosi-Blága¹

2023

Pro Sci.Rural.

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"The study analyses the labour market situation in the Bazinul Ciucului based on the data of the Romanian National Statistical Office, closely linked to the research on Szeklerland and the Bazinul Ciucului. The aim of the study is to analyse the social and economic trends in the area under study, with a particular focus on the evolution of labour market data in rural municipalities. The findings will provide insights into the economic performance and competitiveness of the municipalities of the Bazinul Ciucului and its labour market situation, helping decision-makers and local authorities to explore the labour market and plan interventions to increase employment. The results show that in most municipalities there have been no major changes in the labour market over the last 10 years. Both the number of employed and the number of registered unemployed are low compared to the population of the municipalities. The unemployment rate is not high in principle, but it is still significant, due to the statistically difficult to measure share of the unemployed who are not registered (e.g. houseworkers, temporary foreign workers) and the share of the unemployed who are working in the black economy."

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Kialakulhatnak-e okos falvak az Abaúji térségben?

Cited by 3 publications

References 6 publications

The science of rural human settlements: a comprehensive overview

The science of rural human settlements: a comprehensive overview

Combating Climate Change through Smart Innovations - Examination of smart city concept in light of sustainability

Csíki-medence munkaerőpiaci helyzetképe

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