Open AccessMANAGING THE RURAL DEVELOPMENT THROUGH THE APPLICATION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES
Author(s) -
Zetao Hu
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
pričornomorsʹkì ekonomìčnì studìï
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2524-0900
pISSN - 2524-0897
DOI - 10.32843/bses.70-20
Subject(s) - rural management , digital divide , business , corporate governance , e governance , rural area , dominance (genetics) , information technology , digital transformation , legislation , government (linguistics) , information and communications technology , knowledge management , economic growth , rural development , computer science , political science , agriculture , economics , world wide web , geography , archaeology , philosophy , law , linguistics , chemistry , operating system , biochemistry , finance , gene
Digital technology has become an important potential force in rural governance, and it meets the dual needs of developing and applying digital technology and transforming rural governance. This topic has become a new hotspot in rural governance research in China. This article examines the status of digital technology introduced in rural governance and development in Henan Province, and the advantages and difficulties of this tool. Digital technology is used clearly, and services fulfill a certain role in rural governance and development, its widespread use meets the needs of a clear government concept and to a certain extent creates convenience for rural residents. The purpose of this article is to discuss the various impacts of digital technologies on rural development and governance, to provide a theoretical perspective for actors using digital technologies to participate in rural governance, and to provide background information for developers and rural development services through legislation and methods. Institutional Design. Rural areas must take full advantage of the systems and digital products provided by government and technology developers for the benefit of local people. Rural digital information is not only a variety of information, but also digital resources to capture the dominance and potential intangible value of rural digital resources to maximize rural benefits.