Conceptual Model for Sustainable Development of Rural Areas through Integration of ICTs
ICT for smart territories
Abstract
Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) play a very important role in many aspects of society. Through ICT people connect, goods and services are generated globally and access to information and knowledge is increased. One of the great challenges for governments is the incorporation of rural areas into digital globalization, which is why it is necessary to promote the access, use and appropriation of ICTs to increase the diversification and development of rural areas. The purpose of this article is to present a conceptual model for the sustainable integration of ICTs in the development of rural areas through the concept of smart territories.
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