FIGHT AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE DIGITAL ECONOMY BASED ON GREEN MANAGEMENT OF KNOWLEDGE AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS

This paper presents a study of the features, problems, and prospects of implementing knowledge and information systems in the fight against climate change, which are based on the digital management of knowledge and information systems. We demonstrate practices that are applied in Norway and China and determine the key directions for implementing these technologies. We confirm the offered research hypothesis on the effect of such components as finances, infrastructure, and digital readiness of the workforce for the implementation of new ICT. We also establish the prospects for an increase in the effectiveness of the realisation of the consideration process in the conditions of mass implementation of sectorial technologies and the focus on global climate integration in China and Norway. The objective of this research is to identify the directions for tackling climate change in the digital economy that are focused on green management of knowledge and information systems. The methods used in this work include the method of scientific abstraction, comparison, statistical analysis, and factor analysis. The scientific novelty of this research consists in the establishment of the directions for digitalization of environmental growth in the conditions of climate change and the quick emergence of innovative ICT.