Spatial Policy for a Competitive Regional System: Economic and Social Infrastructure Elements

Nakamura, Daisuké

doi:10.1016/s2226-5856(18)30067-0

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“…The size of the population in a region increases as more job and business opportunities are created. Investment and industrial activity are major forces for developing and sustaining the centralising forces of a regional population (Nakamura, 2013). In accordance with the highlighted premises, market size is tightly linked with population concentration in certain territories.…”

Section: Circular Cumulative Causation Economic Geography Regional De...mentioning

confidence: 85%

“Economic Science for Rural Development 2023” No 57 Circular Economy Climate Change Environmental Aspect Cooperation Supply Chains Efficiency of Production Process and Competitive of Companies Integrated and Sustainable Regional Development New Dimensions in the Development of Society Rural Development and Entrepreneurship Sustainable Bioeconomy

2023

Economic Science for Rural Development

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In the last 20 years, the extensive integration of digital technologies has led to considerable changes in all industries, including agriculture. As a result, the agricultural sector has undergone a digital transformation. This shift has become increasingly necessary due to the many challenges faced by modern-day agriculture, such as rising temperatures, changing seasons, frequent extreme weather conditions, low availability of water resources, and decreased soil fertility. It is now evident that traditional farming methods are inadequate for achieving efficiency in agriculture, and innovative methods are essential. One such approach is digital agriculture, also known as smart agriculture or e-agriculture. This cutting-edge method utilizes digital technologies to collect, process, analyze, and disseminate information, enabling real-time decision-making in response to changing external factors.Considering given factors, the paper discusses the main directions of the digital economy that could impact agriculture.It evaluates existing examples and models of digital agriculture, while identifying possible ways to apply digital technologies in the agricultural sector. Based on thorough research, the final section of the paper offers practical recommendations that can serve as useful tools for developing countries as they transition towards the digital transformation of agriculture. The research findings make it clear that digital technologies have become a critical component of modern-day agricultural activities. Without their integration, it would be impossible to sustain productive agricultural activities, meet the global demand for food, and respond adequately to changing environmental factors.

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Section: Circular Cumulative Causation Economic Geography Regional De...mentioning

confidence: 85%

“Economic Science for Rural Development 2023” No 57 Circular Economy Climate Change Environmental Aspect Cooperation Supply Chains Efficiency of Production Process and Competitive of Companies Integrated and Sustainable Regional Development New Dimensions in the Development of Society Rural Development and Entrepreneurship Sustainable Bioeconomy

2023

Economic Science for Rural Development

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“…Furthermore, planning initiatives are also employed within social systems that are governed by the institution which also intervenes with and may further reconfigure these institutions, therefore, resulting in social changes (Rahman, 2016). This polarization also has a direct impact on the additional areas built towards economic urbanization because large metropolitan areas where the positive factors associated with it as well as the negative factors of diseconomization, coexist (Nakamura, 2013). Hence, alongside the main road corridor is the area, built towards Gowa regency and Maros regency and the linear pathway controls the growth of settlements and shopping centers by creating more linear over than concentric spatial patterns (Surya, 2015a).…”

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Spatial Integration and Urban Aglomeration in the Mamminasata Metropolitan Area

Surya¹,

Saleh²,

Syafri³

2020

J. Eng. Appl. Sci.

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The rapid development observed in metropolitan cities affects the spatial interaction between regions and urban cluster settlements, leading to the fiscal growth of suburbs. This study is therefore, aimed to examine and analyze the spatial integration, urban agglomeration, economic growth and formation of the social territorial structures in the Mamminasata Metropolitan suburb using a combination of qualitative and quantitative approaches. Meanwhile, data were obtained through observation, surveys and documentation studies. Furthermore, the results showed that an elevation in the pattern of urban activities elicited changes parameters assessed which lead to economic growth in the suburbs of Mamminasata Metropolitan. This finding further indicated that spatial integration an urban agglomeration and the increase of activity, led to land tenure inequality and differences in adaptation between migrants and the local community. However, changes in spatial use influenced the structure and pattern of space, therefore, causing the formation of social territorial structures in the area.

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“…Infrastructure has an extensive role and covers various contexts in development, both in the physical context of the environment, economy, social, cultural, political, and other contexts [35]. Of course, this role will experience differences for each type of infrastructure, especially the magnitude of its influence caused by the various infrastructure functions in each context.…”

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The opportunities of economic corridor infrastructure to accelerate SDGS: policy review in D. I. Yogyakarta Province, Indonesia

Yusliana

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The D. I. Yogyakarta government’s vision for maritime-based development continues to be carried out by establishing coastal areas as economic corridors. Infrastructure development continues. This is in line with the government’s commitment to realizing the SDGs. This research aims to identify infrastructure in the economic corridor towards the SDGs in D. I. Yogyakarta Province. The method used in this research is literature review and policy review. The study results indicate that infrastructure development is carried out sustainably, but the development has not significantly maximized the Communication and Information Technology infrastructure following the 9th SDGs. It is necessary to increase access to Communication and Information Technology and provide affordable universal access to all developing countries.

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Spatial Policy for a Competitive Regional System: Economic and Social Infrastructure Elements

Cited by 8 publications

References 9 publications

Spatial Integration and Urban Aglomeration in the Mamminasata Metropolitan Area

The opportunities of economic corridor infrastructure to accelerate SDGS: policy review in D. I. Yogyakarta Province, Indonesia

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