Цифровая зеленая экономика как предмет стратегического планирования: шанс для депрессивных отдаленных территорий

Abstract

The relevance of the study of the green economy in the context of strategic planning of socio-economic development of territories is due to the fact that it is this model of management that most closely corresponds to the global trend, which consists in emphasizing sustainable development, as well as the task of improving the quality of life of the population. The subject of the research of this article is the development of the green economy within the framework of the implementation of the strategy of socio—economic development of the territory on the example of the strategy of the Mostovsky district of the Krasnodar Territory. The aim of the work is to conceptualize the digital green economy as a recommended paradigm for the development of remote depressive territories with rich natural resources and sufficient social potential. It is established that the management model in the context of the implementation of the global agenda for sustainable development, decarbonization and the use of renewable resources should be not so much green, i.e. taking into account environmental constraints, as economical, based on profit, the balance of various resources and meeting the needs of economic agents. Reliance on modern digital technologies, which are both nature-saving and providing a deep level of technological conversion of products, is considered as the most important driver of the development of the green economy. It is proved that without the digital component, today's green economy cannot function normally and is rolling back to the level of development of pre-industrial societies. Therefore, the possibilities of the digital economy are linked to the effect on the environment and the expected economic result. The conditions and factors determining the need for the implementation of a green economy model in the research area are determined, as a resource for the development of which a remote geographical location, as well as elements of natural resource potential are considered. The role of the potential of social groups of the population, primarily local entrepreneurs and downshifters, in the development of the green economy is shown. Conclusions are drawn about the need for multifaceted active state participation in the formation of a digital green economy, as well as that such a management model can become an effective recipe for overcoming the depressive state of remote rural areas with rich natural potential.