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数字资产(DAs)正在成长为最有前途的公用事业之一,因为社会可以利用新兴的数字化转型机遇。当代数字资产的创新导致了移动计算、物联网、边缘计算以及软件即服务、平台即服务和桌面即服务等服务的使用。发展议程具有利用和支持国际农业发展基金界定的其他资产的潜力,以改善农村地区的生计前景。旨在缩小数字鸿沟和加强城乡连续性的电子政务服务需要适当的数据集。联合国一直在定期进行电子政务准备情况评估,重点是地方在线服务指数(LOSI)。所有参与这项准备工作的国家都在通过其电子政务政策进行创建和升级。地方在线服务指数在很大程度上取决于所需的发展议程的可用性、基于数字化转型的服务供应和新出现的需求。2018 年推出的 LOSI 目前仅限于市政当局,为评估数字鸿沟仍然普遍存在的农村地区提供了范围。本文提出了一个框架,讨论相关的发展议程,以便在印度背景下为农村地区开发 LOSI。文章还介绍了印度的一个使用案例,以了解印度电子政务工作如何准备利用 DAs 来深化农村数字服务。通过使用案例,我们可以发现,农村地区数据中心需要政策制定者的共同努力,以获得更好的 LOSI。
Understanding Role of Digital Asset and LOSI for Rural Areas: An Evidence-based Study in Indian Context
Digital assets (DAs) are growing to be one of the most promising utilities due to the emerging digital transformation opportunities for society to harness. The innovations in contemporary DAs have led to the use of mobile computing, internet of things, edge computing and services like software as a service, platform as a service and desktop as a service. DAs have the potential to leverage and support other assets defined by the International Fund for Agricultural Development to enhance livelihood prospects in rural areas. The E-government services, aimed at mitigating digital divides and enhancing rural–urban continuum, need appropriate DAs. The UN has been conducting periodical E-government readiness assessments with a focus on Local Online Services Index (LOSI). All the countries participating in this readiness exercise are creating and upgrading through their E-government policies. LOSI is largely dependent on the availability of desired DAs, supply of digital transformation-based services and an emerging demand. The LOSI, introduced in 2018, is currently limited to the municipalities, providing a scope to assess rural areas where digital divides are still prevalent. This article presents a framework to discuss the associated DAs to develop LOSI for the rural areas in the Indian context. The article also presents a use case in the Indian context to understand how the Indian E-government efforts are poised to leverage the DAs to deepen rural digital services. Through the use cases, it is observed that the rural DAs need converged effort of policymakers to have a better LOSI.