Participatory E-Budgeting Using GIS-Based Spatial Decision Support System: Kozhikode Municipal Corporation

Naseer, M.A.; Puthuvayi, Bimal; Kumar, T. M. Vinod

doi:10.1007/978-981-287-287-6_10

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“…The authors Liu Chen, Han Qiao-chu, Yu Dian-qing studied some issues of the budget process, namely information technologies of state procurement implementation: the principles of supplier evaluation, procurement schedule management, financial reporting analysis based on network remote interaction technology are proposed [5]. Naseer, M. A., Bimal, P., Kumar, T. M. Vinod represent the possibility of developing an electronic municipal budget taking into account feedback from citizens, or the so-called "participatory" budget, in order to make joint budget decisions with the population for the most rational distribution of funds [6]. Russian authors Dolganova Y., Istomina N., Terentyeva M. explore the current trends of digitalization of economic processes in the context of economic sectors; systematize scientific provisions on the advantages of digital technologies; generalize the existing practices of regulation of digital processes in the Russian Federation at the state level [7].…”

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Digital Technologies as a Tool for Improving Publicity of the State Sector

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Shavaleyeva

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Proceedings of the III International Scientific and Practical Conference "Digital Economy and Finances" (ISPC-DEF 2020)

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The article discusses the experience of the Russian Federation and foreign countries in the introduction of digital technologies in the state financial sector. The active automation of all processes related to budgetary activities by the countries is caused by the tendency to increase its level of publicity and transparency for the society, as well as by saving budget funds and increasing the efficiency of the use of budget resources. The review of information systems of state sector management in different countries revealed the main General areas in which the introduction of digital technologies is most justified and effective: as a rule, these are subsystems of revenue accounting, budget expenditures, as well as control systems for state-owned corporation and the formation of an accessible and understandable "Budget for citizens". The possible directions of exchange of experience between the countries allowing to reach faster the main goal of digitalization of the budgetary sphereincrease of budgetary publicity and transparency in each country are revealed.

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Digital Technologies as a Tool for Improving Publicity of the State Sector

Sabitova

Bolonina²,

Shavaleyeva

et al. 2020

Proceedings of the III International Scientific and Practical Conference "Digital Economy and Finances" (ISPC-DEF 2020)

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“…7 ) using cartographic representations (Naseer et al 2015); (2) GIS -enabled knowledge building processes (Pelzer et al 2014); (3) community mapping and PGIS 1 experiments, often focused on marginalized groups (Ghose 2007 ;Cinderby 2010); (4) Internet applications with GIS functionality to inform and seek feedback from residents (Martínez et al 2011 ;Kyttä et al 2013 ); and (5) volunteer knowledge-building processes by means of the geoweb/VGI and new spatial media (Zook et al 2010 ;Elwood and Leszczynski 2013 ).…”

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Geo-Technologies for Spatial Knowledge: Challenges for Inclusive and Sustainable Urban Development

Pfeffer

Martínez

O’Sullivan

et al. 2015

Geographies of Urban Governance

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Critical to governance for sustainable and inclusive urban development is access to, and management of, relevant contextual spatial knowledge. Digital geo-technologies such as geographical information systems, online applications and spatial simulation models are increasingly becoming embedded in urban governance processes to produce, utilize, exchange, and monitor contextual knowledge and create scenarios for the future. This chapter provides a comprehensive state-ofthe-art review of geo-technologies for spatial knowledge production and management for urban governance focusing on (1) the kinds of geo-technologies that feature in the urban governance area; (2) the discourses with respect to geo-technologies in urban governance processes; (3) the kinds of knowledge produced, used, exchanged, and contested in relation to quality of life, economic development and the ecosystem; and (4) the transformative potential of geo-technologies in urban governance processes. Through this review it draws out the capacities and challenges of geotechnologies for inclusive and sustainable urban development.

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e-Design of Umami by Smart People for Smart Economy

Kumar¹,

Puthuvayi

2016

Smart Economy in Smart Cities

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Participatory E-Budgeting Using GIS-Based Spatial Decision Support System: Kozhikode Municipal Corporation

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Digital Technologies as a Tool for Improving Publicity of the State Sector

Digital Technologies as a Tool for Improving Publicity of the State Sector

Geo-Technologies for Spatial Knowledge: Challenges for Inclusive and Sustainable Urban Development

e-Design of Umami by Smart People for Smart Economy

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