Key challenges related to smart villages

• Authors: Agata Niewiadomska

Title variants

IT

Sfide fondamentali relative ai villaggi intelligenti

Abstracts

PL

Celem rozważań jest identyfikacja wyzwań związanych z inteligentnymi wsiami w polskim i europejskim systemie prawnym. Rozwój koncepcji inteligentnych wsi jest bardziej widoczny w nowej Wspólnej Polityce Rolnej po 2023 r. Zakłada ona rozwój wielu mechanizmów prawnych, które razem będą tworzyć inteligentną wieś. W artykule wskazano przede wszystkim wyzwania prawne, ale także społeczne i ekonomiczne. Ich identyfikacja została wsparta przykładami wdrożeń innowacyjnych wsi w wybranych krajach europejskich. Przedstawione w artykule wyzwania uwzględniają również kwestie globalizacji i europeizacji koncepcji inteligentnych wsi. Jednocześnie odniesiono się do możliwych zagrożeń wynikających z przyjętych rozwiązań, a także ich wpływu na konkurencyjność rolnictwa. Wskazano, że inteligentne wsie są jednym z przekaźników innowacji w rolnictwie i cyfrowego rozwoju obszarów wiejskich.

IT

L’articolo si propone di identificare sfide fondamentali relative ai villaggi intelligenti negli ordinamenti giuridici polacco ed europeo. Nella nuova politica agricola comune dopo il 2023 lo sviluppo della concezione di smart village è più accentuato. Essa prevede di sviluppare vari meccanismi giuridici che nell’insieme porteranno a creare questo tipo di villaggio. Nell’articolo sono state messe in risalto soprattutto sfide giuridiche, accanto a quelle sociali ed economiche, supportate da concreti esempi provenienti da Paesi europei scelti. Nel contesto delle sfide discusse si è tenuto conto anche delle questioni riguardanti la globalizzazione e l’europeizzazione. Si è fatto altresì riferimento a possibili minacce risultanti dalle soluzioni adottate, nonché ad un loro impatto sulla competitività dell’agricoltura. È stato anche appurato che i villaggi intelligenti agiscono da cassa di risonanza per promuovere l’innovazione nel settore agricolo come anche l’innovazione digitale delle zone rurali.

EN

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.

Keywords

EN

Common Agricultural Policy; National Strategic Plan; Polish agriculture; innovative village; intelligent village

PL

Wspólna Polityka Rolna; Krajowy Plan Strategiczny; rolnictwo chłopskie; innowacyjna wieś; inteligentna wieś

• Publisher: Uniwersytet im. Adama Mickiewicza w Poznaniu
• Journal: Przegląd Prawa Rolnego
• Year: 2023
• Issue: 1(32)
• Pages: 11-23

Dates

published

2023

Contributors

author

Agata Niewiadomska

• University of Warsaw

• https://orcid.org/0000000328632715

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Identifiers

DOI

10.14746/ppr.2023.32.1.1

Biblioteka Nauki

29981745