The Implementation of Smart Energy Into Transformation of the Rural Area: The Use of Public Policies for Smart Villages Development

Hlaváček, Petr; Skalník, Vladimír

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“…The SV paradigm brings together state-of-the-art communication technologies [1] used to develop more compatible applications, and also enable more intense communication and negotiation with local communities [8]. SVs also attract the attention of researchers in medical studies, environmental studies [9], sustainability [7], political studies [8], and economics.…”

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We are going through a period in which the concept of the smart village (SV) is a novelty for the management of a community, and the new smart economy of the village is based on the power of community support. Appropriately, the development of a SV is related to a family’s participation in the motivation and access to education, the increase in knowledge of information technology, information and communications technology (ICT) literacy, and also in the creation of facilities for research and development (R&D). The partnership between the public administration, the private sector, and the community heads will lead to a smart economy within the village. At the same time, the intervention of the food system to support climate change can be supported by intelligent agriculture. The SV has a strong social significance; research in the field can be multidisciplinary, including human nutrition, climate change, and community education. This paper aims to X-ray the research areas of the SV from a multidisciplinary sense, in support of the partnership with the community, and to identify the main directions of strategic development. In total, 368 pieces of research on SVs from the last ten years were analyzed through bibliometric analysis using VOSviewer software, doubled by the co-occurrence of keywords and the bibliometric combination of documents, followed by a systematic review of the literature. The research undertaken was intended to contribute to the development of research for SVs, with the analysis of identified clusters. The results obtained will have a special contribution at the SV level through strategic and research proposals and suggest that the most important strategic and research directions for SVs focus on community education, its satiety, as well as several environmental and social changes generated by SVs.

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The Smart Village Concept and Transport Exclusion of Rural Areas—A Case Study of a Village in Northern Poland

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Chmiel

Połom

2023

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The aim of the article is to present transport accessibility in rural areas in Poland, with a particular emphasis on the problem of transport exclusion. The following research methods were used in the study: literature review, statistical data analysis and GIS analysis. The article presents a transportation picture of rural areas and identifies the main problem issues related to the insufficient accessibility of public transport. The conducted analyses show a significant alienation of the study area which results from underdeveloped public transport and road infrastructure, including pedestrian and bicycle routes. Measures taken by local authorities in this regard show awareness of the problems of the local community, but those authorities do not take sufficient action. The transport exclusion of inhabitants of the analyzed area can be reduced by developing pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure connecting villages with the existing railway network, characterized by a high frequency of trains.

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The Implementation of Smart Energy Into Transformation of the Rural Area: The Use of Public Policies for Smart Villages Development

Cited by 2 publications

References 11 publications

Perspectives on Smart Villages from a Bibliometric Approach

Perspectives on Smart Villages from a Bibliometric Approach

The Smart Village Concept and Transport Exclusion of Rural Areas—A Case Study of a Village in Northern Poland

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