Promoting sustainable rural economic development: how to embrace new knowledge and innovation through the coworking space model

Temjanovski, Riste and Arsova, Monika (2023) Promoting sustainable rural economic development: how to embrace new knowledge and innovation through the coworking space model. Macedonian international Journal of Marketing, 9 (17). pp. 5-14. ISSN 1857-9787

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Abstract

Rural areas usually have a spatial-organizational structure that is very different compared to urban centers. Rural settlements to a greater or lesser extent significantly lag behind the urban core (as in developed and underdeveloped countries), especially in terms of infrastructure, equipment, benefits in the health, educational, cultural sector, which makes them unequal functional entities that are necessary for the population in these environments. The importance of rural areas for every country is of great importance, especially in areas with active agrarian activity, which greatly affects the economic transformation of the area, provision of basic agricultural products, necessary for nutrition, industry, tourism, etc. Starting first of all from the economic aspect, while also respecting the environmental aspect (environmental protection, tourist potentials, especially eco-tourism, etc.), significant initiatives are necessary that will influence the increasing affirmation of the rural environmental space. The pandemic with Covid 19 significantly influenced the population from urban centers to change their habits and seek a certain harmony of life in the rural environmental space. But now that the Covid-19 pandemic is behind us, the transformed life habits of the city population remain as a positive signal. We have more and more examples of partial or permanent migration of city families to quiet, ambient forms of rural environments. In addition to all of this, the development of information technology, digitalization, which encourages such opportunities for work, living and longer stays. The co-working models of work that have opened up a completely new dimension for the transformation of work "offices" that represent permanent forms of transformation of rural environments are becoming more and more noticeable.

Item Type:	Article
Subjects:	Social Sciences > Economics and business
Divisions:	Faculty of Economics
Depositing User:	Riste Temjanovski
Date Deposited:	24 Jan 2024 10:09
Last Modified:	24 Jan 2024 10:09
URI:	https://eprints.ugd.edu.mk/id/eprint/33306

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