The Role of Robotisation in the Development of Climate-Responsible Entrepreneurship in Developing Countries’ Digital Economy Markets

Abstract

Evaluation of the role of robotisation in the development of climate-responsible entrepreneurship in the digital economy markets, which is oriented toward the specifics of developing countries, and the search for directions on the use of the potential of robotics to solve the most urgent problems caused by climate change in developing countries. Design/methodology/approach: The research methodology is of a multi-level character and covers the aspects of determination of the importance of climate change for the development of mankind, assessment of the impact of climate change in developing countries, unlocking the potential of robotics to solve the designated problems and substantiation of the directions of its use to reduce the negative consequences of climate change and adapt to the changing conditions. Findings: It was revealed that the consequences of climate change are more acute in developing countries, which have smaller institutional and financial capabilities to alleviate their negative influence. Based on this, we determine the key climate issues that need priority resolution and unlock the potential of the digital economy and robotics in the context of monitoring of climate change, facilitation of adaptation to changes and the search for new opportunities to reduce the consequences of climate change. Originality/value: The conclusions obtained are an important basis for generalising the influence of robotisation, implemented within climate-responsible entrepreneurship, on the adaptation of developing countries to the consequences of climate change.