Six Roles of ICT in Alleviating Depopulation of Rural Villages Through Improved Quality of Life

Rossouw, Amber Leigh; Garbutt, Malcolm

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-25344-7_30

Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems

2023

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-25344-7_30

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Six Roles of ICT in Alleviating Depopulation of Rural Villages Through Improved Quality of Life

Amber Leigh Rossouw

Malcolm Garbutt

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Key challenges related to smart villages

Niewiadomska

2023

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The aim of the considerations was to identify the challenges related to smart villages arising in the Polish and European legal systems. The expansion of the smart villages concept has become more apparent the new Common Agricultural Policy which provides for the development of different legal mechanisms which, put together, will help to create a smart village. The legal, but also social and economic challenges related to this proposal have been indicated and supported by examples of the implementation of innovative villages in selected European countries, taking into account the influence of globalisation and Europeanisation on the very concept of intelligent villages. Further to that, potential threats from the adopted solutions, as well as their impact on the competitiveness of agriculture have been highlighted. It has also been shown that intelligent villages constitute one of the transmitters of innovation in agriculture and digital rural development.

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Key challenges related to smart villages

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2023

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New Labour Challenges in Polish and European Agricultural Law

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2023

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New technologies, artificial intelligence, or the digitalisation of the economy are challenging lawyers in terms of the functioning of the existing legal instruments as well as the creation of completely new ones. The challenges of the digitalisation era mainly concern labour law. Traditional work performed at the employer’s premises is still of great importance, while at the same time the legislator, if only in Poland, regulates new types of employment relationships, such as remote working. However, there is a problem, which is analysed in the article, of how these new legal mechanisms can be applied in various sectors of the economy. One example where this seems to pose difficulties is agriculture. Because some activities in traditional agriculture have to be done physically, the new legal mechanisms may prove ineffective. The article identifies contemporary challenges to labour and agricultural law that need to be implemented, due to technological advances. De lege ferenda postulates have been identified in relation to remote working in agriculture, precision farming, agriculture 4.0, or the Smart Village concept. At the same time, it is emphasised that the implementation of all these mechanisms and legal solutions will not be effective without adequate funding.

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Six Roles of ICT in Alleviating Depopulation of Rural Villages Through Improved Quality of Life

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