This paper provides new grounds for research and applications in designing, developing, implementing and institutionalizing decision support systems and their use in socio-economic development. The paper describes the experience of the cabinet of Egypt with socio-economic decision making and its implications on the emergence of a new type of information-based organization, the Information and D...

Socio-economic assessment of rainwater harvesting systems considered as one of the efficient approaches in water resource management under deficit conditions, leads to a better management practice in the implementation of such systems. This work was aimed at analyzing the socio-economic limitations and potentials of rooftop catchment systems in Golestan province. The methodology was based on fi...

Socio-economic improvement of rural people especially women is one of the challenges in Bangladesh. While integrated farming system is the potential area of working opportunity of the women to improve their socio-economic conditions. Considering this issue, this paper was to examine the improvement of socio-economic status of women with increased participation in so-called “Integrated Farming S...

The econophysics approach to socio-economic systems is based on the assumption of their complexity. Such assumption inevitably leads to another assumption, namely that underlying interconnections within socio-economic systems, particularly nancial markets, are nonlinear, which is shown to be true even in mainstream economic literature. Thus it is surprising to see that network analysis of nanci...

Digital technologies are actively used in the activities of Federal Executive authorities, through which provision necessary public services to citizens is carried out. The article describes electronic tax service created by digital discusses current issues economy, its role, importance creating and using BigData technology for digitalization data sharing countries economic union. Modern trends...

Abstract Socio‐economic development has shaped fisheries social‐ecological systems (SES) worldwide across different scales. No work yet undertaken how this led to novel, not experienced before, structure in marine SES. Here, we quantify socio‐economic novelty as the degree of dissimilarity relative a specific spatiotemporal baseline Baltic Sea SES between 1975 and 2015. We used catch by "gears,...