What are People in Bali Doing in Pandemic: Understanding the Shape of Health Behavior and the Pitutur Tua

In the early occurrence of the Covid-19 pandemic, Indonesian and the world regarded Bali having a unique mechanism. Balinese or Bali residents are assumed excellently immune or difficulty infected from Covid-19. Interestingly, Balinese do not show overwhelmed panic as occurs in other areas although the Covid-19 cases in Bali are not low. There are various reasons why Balinese's actions to protect their health consider beliefs, religion, and culture. This paper is a survey of the Balinese's distinctive perception and behavior to face Covid-19. The information was gained from comments, opinions, and information about typical behavior posted on mass media and social media. The main source of the information was the WhatsApp groups of Banjar community (60 people), Bali academicians (76 people), Hindu organization alumni (113 people), and Bali medical staff (30 people). This study collected the information and conversations during early months of the pandemic in 2020 and 2021 when the Covid-19 cases skyrocketed and the government implemented the Community Activities Restrictions Enforcement (PPKM). This study concludes that the belief in the power of nature makes the sincerity and acceptance more easily appear. Moreover, tradition strengthens the trust. Support in social life also increases cooperative actions to the rules or advices of the Bali government and the custom village assembly to protect society from the pandemic.Copyright © 2021 Muslim OT et al.

How Has the Pandemic Affected Social Values? From the Perspective of Preservice Teachers, Is It Erosion or Gain?

This research aims to examine from the perspective of pre-service teachers how values, which have a great function in ensuring social order and welfare, maintaining healthy interpersonal relations, adapting the behaviour of the individual with the expectations of social life, and preventing possible social problems, are affected by the pandemic process.The research was carried out using phenomenology method, which is a qualitative research method. The study group of the research consists of twenty-five pre-service teachers. While determining the study group, easily accessible sampling method was used. In the research, a questionnaire containing four open questions developed by the researchers was used as a data collection tool. Content analysis was used in the analysis of the data. As a result of the research, it was determined that the pandemic positively affected some values such as altruism, benevolence, solidarity, gratitude, resignation, cleanliness, giving importance to being healthy, and negatively affected some values such as hospitality, freedom, equality, kindness, perseverance, and aesthetics. On the other hand, it is seen that some values such as patience, solidarity, savings and being scientific take their place among the values that both erode and gain from due to the differences in the perspective of pre-service teachers towards life. In addition, it was concluded that the pre-service teachers have a concern that the eroded values will force humanity to face problems such as various health problems, an asocial life, emotional deprivation, depression, digital addiction, selfishness, unemployment, anxiety, and impoliteness in the future.

IMPACTS OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC ON RISK PERCEPTION AND BEHAVIORS OF SMALL LIFE CYCLE EVENT ATTENDEES

This study investigated the behaviors of attendees of small social life cycle events during the COVID-19 pandemic, incorporating the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) into the study framework. Adopting individuals' risk perception aspects based on the affect and availability heuristics as antecedents of variables of TPB, this study found that affect and availability heuristics influenced individuals' attitudes and perceived behavioral control when attending small social life cycle events during the pandemic. Findings of the study also revealed that individuals' attitudes, perceived behavioral control, and social norm influenced their behavioral intentions and, in turn, their behaviors. The group comparison analysis found the severity of the pandemic in the regions moderated attendees' behaviors partially. Theoretical and managerial implications were addressed, followed by limitations and future study suggestions. © Copyright 2023 Cognizant, LLC.

Salgının (Covid-19) Sosyal Etkileri: Dinî Düşünce ve Hayata Yansımaları (Afyonkarahisar Örneği)

Bu çalışma, içinde bulunduğumuz 21. yüzyılda küresel dünyada insanlığın şahit olduğu en büyük salgın afetlerden olan Covid-19'un, toplumların ve bireylerin dini düşünce ve yaşantıya etkilerini Afyonkarahisar örneğinde ele almaktadır. Çalışma salgınla birlikte ortaya çıkan olay, olgu ve sorunların toplumların ve bireylerin dini düşünce ve yaşantısına olan etkilerini araştırmak amacıyla yürütülmüştür. Araştırma, salgın süreci ve sonrasında bireysel veya sosyal açıdan ortaya çıkan davranış ve düşünce değişiklerini ele almaktadır. Yani araştırmada salgının sosyal ve duygusal etkilerine odaklanılmıştır. Giriş ve sonuç kısmı dışında iki bölümden oluşan araştırmanın birinci bölümünde, tarihi süreç içerisinde salgınlar ve özellikle Covid-19 salgınının ortaya çıkışı ele alınmıştır. Ayrıca salgının Türkiye'deki seyri, toplumsal hayata etkileri ve alınan önlemler üzerinde durulmuştur. Bu bölümde daha çok güncel veriler ve değişkenler üzerinde konu genişletilmiştir. Çalışmanın son bölümünde ise salgının dini ve sosyal boyutu 32 katılımcı ile yapılan derinlemesine mülakatlar sonucunda ulaşılan bulgular çerçevesinde incelenmiştir. Bu bölümde daha çok dini göstergeler üzerinden hareket edilmiştir.Alternate : This study deals with the effects of Covid-19, which is one of the biggest epidemic disasters witnessed by humanity in the global world in the 21st century, on there ligious thoughtand life of societies andindividuals in the example of Afyonkarahisar. The study was conducted to investigate the effects of events, phenomen on and problems that emerged with the epidemic on there ligiousthoughtand life of societies and individuals. There search deals with the individual or social changes in behavior and thought during and after the epidemic. In other words, there search focused on the social and emotional effects of the epidemic. In the first part of there search, which consists of two parts apart from the introduction and conclusion part, epidemics in the historical process and especially the emergence of the Covid-19 epidemic are discussed. In addition, the course of the epidemic in Turkey, its effects on social life and the measure staken are emphasized. In this section, the subject has been expanded on mostly current data and variables. In the last part of the study, there ligious and social dimensions of the epidemic were examined with in the frame work of the findings obtained as a result of in-depthinter views with 32 participants. In this section, mostly religious indicators have been actedupon.

COVID-19 SEIAR Model with Sensitivity Analysis

Beside the unexpected toll of mortality and morbidity caused by COVID-19 worldwide, low- and middle-income countries are more suffering from the devastating issues on economic and social life. This disease has fostered mathematical modelling. In this paper, a SEIAR mathematical model is presented to illustrate how policymakers may apply efficient strategies to end or at least to control the devastating wide spread of COVID-19. © 2023, The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd.

Pharmacokinetic evaluation of drug-drug interactions in the treatment of COVID-19.

Objective: The COVID-19 pandemic, which started in Wuhan, China and affected the whole world, still represents a unique global challenge with its contagiousness and lethality. The symptoms of COVID-19 patients may differ depending on the severity of the disease. According to the report published by the Ministry of Health Coronavirus Research Advisory Board on the diagnosis, treatment and control of COVID-19, drug combination therapy (hydroxychloroquine, lopinavir / ritonavir and favipiravir) is recommended by health authorities. Drug-drug interaction is a possible situation as a result of simultaneous use of these drugs, which are metabolized by cytochrome P 450 enzymes (CYP), which are mostly found in the liver, with some other drugs. In this review, we aimed to show the pharmacokinetic drug-drug interactions of the drugs used in the treatment of COVID-19, especially by indicating the metabolism pathways. Result and Discussion: The COVID-19 pandemic adversely affects social life, economic and financial markets worldwide. Appropriate treatment protocols are of great importance but taking drug-drug interactions into account in treatment practices prevents unwanted results in patient treatment.Copyright © 2021 University of Ankara. All rights reserved.

Post-Covid-19 Pandemic IT Project Management Skills and Challenges

Since December 2019, the COVID-19 pandemic has harmed social, financial, and work life. The novel coronavirus has caused problems in all business sectors, including Information Technology(IT). Many Projects have been stopped or delayed due to the impact of this pandemic. Most of the companies recognized the importance of IT to achieve competitive advantage and to survive. Companies are investing a lot of money in IT projects. More than 60% of IT project fail. Lack of professional IT project management is one of the main reasons for that fail. Managing IT projects is a complex problem. Crises such as COVID 19 and uncertainty are increasing the complexity and challenges in IT projects management. This paper investigates what are the IT project management Key success factors required during and after the Pandemic. Secondary data were collected from literature review in the field of IT project management. an online questionnaire was used to collect the primary data from 107 IT firms. 323 respondents were participated. It is concluded that the following Key success factors are required: e-communication, centralization of data, online project monitoring, designing new policies and guidelines for incorporating new work culture, gaining and establishing project risk management exercises, especially cybersecurity and data protection by gaining access to the latest tools, establishing a culture for strict usage of Personal Protective Equipment (PPEs) to help project managers complete projects safely, and top management support. © 2023 IEEE.

Awareness and Knowledge of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome among Adult Saudi Population

Introductions: The median nerve's occasional or persistent compression or entrapment in the carpal tunnel from the wrist to the hand causes carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS). The main symptoms are pain, tingling, swelling, and loss of grip strength and function in the thumb, index finger, middle finger, and thumb of thumb. This study examined Saudi adults' awareness and understanding of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and its link with demographics and chronic conditions. Material(s) and Method(s): This cross-sectional study examined adults' knowledge, attitudes, and practices regarding carpal tunnel syndrome from 2021 to 2022 in different Saudi Arabian regions. This study used a researcher-created questionnaire. In the awareness category, general public questions included CTS clinical aspects, etiology, and effects on daily life. Practice questions covered CTS preventive and chronic diseases. Volunteers were selected following informed consent. Result(s): 420 participants aged 34.8 +/- 13.49 years. 280 (66.6%) were male, 140 (33.3%) females. 38 (9.04%) were non-Saudi workers, while 384 were Saudis. 235 (55.9%) individuals knew about wrist CTS and 161 (38.3%) about pain. 157 (37.3%) individuals experienced thumb tingling or numbness, while 117 and 142 agreed that CTS may produce thumb weakness (27.8%) and hand grip (35.2%). The older age group reported more thumb numbness or tingling than the other groups, although there was no statistical difference (p= 0.09). CTS was not associated with chronic disease;however, diabetes was the main comorbidity in all age groups (44;45.3%), especially in the middle age group (21;60%). 5.4% had CTS. CTS was rare during pregnancy (0.7%), however all age groups agreed that it could influence their employment and social life (p= 0.014 and < 0.00001). The average knowledge score was 43.3 +/- 40.5, whereas the awareness score was 50.1 +/- 44.2. These findings indicate that Saudis were aware of CTS clinical symptoms. Conclusion(s): The study examined Saudi adults' awareness and understanding of CTS and estimated the association between CTS and demographics and chronic conditions. The study found that adult CTS awareness and knowledge were sufficient and associated with age and quality of life. CTS awareness campaigns may lower risk and raise knowledge of prevention and treatment. People who work with discomfort or use computers for long periods of time without breaks are more prone to develop CTS. Larger research is needed to understand how physical exercise causes CTS.Copyright © 2023, Ibn Sina Trust. All rights reserved.

Examining the impact of urban compactness on work and social life disruption during COVID-19 pandemic: evidence from Jakarta, Indonesia.

The COVID-19 pandemic has hit urban areas particularly hard, yet there is a lack of research on the hypothesis that living in more compact cities can provide better support for work and social conditions during the pandemic. This study addresses this gap by examining whether city compactness can mitigate the negative impact of the pandemic on the work and social life of urban residents in Jakarta, Indonesia. The study uses a household phone survey combined with publicly available urban form data. Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) regression, supplemented with a matching technique to address potential selection bias, is employed. The results suggest that living in more compact locations can reduce the disruption to work and social life associated with COVID-19 in urban communities. This positive effect is particularly experienced by males, non-migrants, and individuals from wealthy families.

Communication Modalities, Personality Traits, and Change in Perceived Control Over Social Life Following Onset of the COVID-19 Pandemic Among Older Americans.

We examined associations between change in social contact communication modalities and change in perceived control over social life (PCOSL) following onset of the COVID-19 pandemic among older Americans and evaluated the extent to which associations were moderated by personality. Data were from the 2016 and 2020 waves of the Health and Retirement Study. Multivariate ordinary least squares regression analyses were computed adjusting for baseline PCOSL, sociodemographic, health, and psychosocial factors. Multiple moderation analyses revealed that extraversion moderated the association between change in social media communication and change in PCOSL before to during COVID-19. As levels of engagement in social media communication increased, those with high extraversion experienced increases in PCOSL, whereas those with low extraversion experienced decreases in PCOSL. Findings suggest that social interventions targeting perceived control and communication modality may be useful for older adults during global health events and that personality characteristics can help to inform intervention choices.

INTERNET ADDICTION AND GENDER DIFFERENCES ON MEXICAN STUDENTS IN THE SOUTHEASTERN CONTEXT: A CONFIRMATORY MODEL

The purpose of the study is to validate the structure that explains Internet addiction in students, as well as, identify if there are differences by gender. Through a non-probabilistic self-determination sample, 592 students were surveyed. The Internet Addiction Test-IAT was used, with 20 items integrated into six dimensions (salience, excessive use, job neglect, anticipation, lack of control, neglect of social life) with a response range: 1 a few times to 5 always. Through the SEM methodology, a four-factor model was obtained, which presented a good structural adjustment and parsimony in the indicators. Also, the ANOVA test show that the factors Salience, Excessive Use, Neglect of Work, Anticipation, Neglect of Social Life, did not present differences by gender, with the exception of the Lack of Control factor, which showed that there is a difference by gender between the groups. The most important contribution was the model obtained, which allows knowing the levels of Internet addiction in students. In this way, the academic authorities will be able to carry out the pertinent actions for the care and well-being of the students, and thus have a better use of this technology.

Impact of early rehabilitation on the functional quality of life of the critically ill at one year

Introduction: ICU-acquired weakness (ICUAW) is a long-recognised phenomenon, featuring a prevalence of 25-80%. Early mobilisation is anaccepted intervention that may attenuate ICUAW and improve outcomes [1, 2]. Method(s): Prospective observational study in polyvalent ICU analysing the effect of early rehabilitation (eRHB) on quality of life one year after discharge (D/C).Patients who required invasive mechanical ventilation > 24 h and survived SARS-CoV2 respiratory infection between 5/3/2020 and 12/01/2022 were included. Patients were classified into two groups: eRHB or not eRHB. Demographic and clinical data were collected, and a telephone survey was conducted one year after D/C. Clinical Frailty Scale at ICU admission (T1) and one year after D/C (T5);Medical Research Council (MRC) at the start of rehabilitation (T2) and hospital D/C (T4);Barthel Index at ICU D/C (T3), T4 and T5;and the SF-36 health questionnaire at T5 were also collected. Statistical analysis was performed between subgroups: Pearson's Chi-square test or Mann-Whitney U test to find significant differences. ART-ANOVA was used to analyse the survey results. Result(s): Of 99 patients, 64.6% belonged to the eRHB group. There were no statistically significant differences in the analysis of clinicdemographic variables. We observed a significant improvement of the MRC, a better Barthel Index in the eRHB group, and a statistically significant positive impact on several components of the SF-36 in the eRHB group (physical functioning, vitality, social functioning, bodily pain, general health, and self-reported health transition). Conclusion(s): Patients who received eRHB had better physical functioning and higher vitality recovery. In addition, they suffered less impact on their social life, had better pain control, and reported improved general health. All this emphasises the need for eRHB protocols in the ICU, promoting multidisciplinary care of our patients.

International Legal Safeguards for Children and Adolescents in the Information Space

The world is on the cusp of a new technological revolution. The rapid development of advanced technology is already moving entire industries into the virtual realm. Global digitalization is penetrating all areas of social life. The contours of the emerging global information order are gradually taking shape. All of this not only opens gigantic opportunities for the development of all countries but also creates new challenges in terms of the legal regulation of cyberspace, which does not always adjust to current realities quickly enough. Therefore, new forms and ways of committing unlawful acts in cyberspace are emerging. The COVID-19 pandemic, which to a large extent has taken economic and social life online, has also led to the transformation of information crime. The potential victims most negatively affected by this situation are primarily vulnerable segments of society - children and adolescents. According to Interpol and Europol reports, there has been a significant increase over the past few years in material that contains child sexual abuse, especially in the streaming format, as well as an increase in the effectiveness of the Dark Web at adapting to such criminal activity.

COVID-19: Impact, Diagnosis, Management and Phytoremediation

COVID-19, or SARS-CoV-2, is an extremely deadly virus that is responsible for over half a million deaths of people in the world. This virus originated in China in December 2019 and rapidly spread worldwide in 2-3 months, and affected every part of the world. Its life-threatening nature forced governments in all countries to take emergency steps of lockdown that affected the entire world's education, health, social and economic aspects. Due to the implementation of these emergencies, the population is facing psychological, social and financial problems. Additionally, this pandemic has significantly influenced the health care systems as all the resources from governments of all countries were directed to invest funds to discover new diagnostic tests and manage COVID-19 infection. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the education and social life of the population is described in this article. Additionally, the diagnosis, management, and phytoremedia-tion to control the spread of COVID-19 and traditional medicinal plants' role in managing its mild symptoms have been discussed.Copyright © 2023 Bentham Science Publishers.

Rap music and the youth in Malawi: reppin' the flames

Rap Music and the Youth in Malawi is one of the first book-length studies of Malawian hip hop. It studies the language and content of contemporary Malawian hip hop as a window onto the country's youth culture as Malawian young people negotiate what scholar Alcinda Honwana calls 'waithood,' or the condition, common among Malawian youth, of lacking opportunities to advance from a situation of dependence and being stuck in a state of relative childhood. The book argues that rap music made by Malawian youth music speaks of and represents, through its very agency their need to break out of this stagnant state. After situating Malawian hip hop with respect to both other musical genres in the country and to the nation's language in culture, Rap Music and the Youth in Malawi shows how Malawian youth use rap music to create a sense of community, which then becomes a foothold from which they can do activities that get them out of waithood and into the adult world, such as getting involved in the music industry, realizing electoral power, or participating in activism about issues such as violence against people with albinism and the COVID-19 pandemic. Hip hop has been a crucial tool for Malawian youth to build the skills, identity, and agency necessary to exercise their economic, cultural, and civic independence

A qualitative perspective of construction site migrant workers' plight during COVID-19 lockdown in Bhavnagar (western India)

Introduction: Coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19) is a global pandemic. Nationwide lockdown was one of the preventive measures enforced, that led to travel and work restrictions internationally and domestically. India has a large population of migrant workers. A large proportion of this population was stranded on foreign lands due to the sudden and mismanaged lockdown imposed during early 2020. Objective(s): To identify the impact of the lockdown on the economical, psychological and social life of migrant workers in Bhavnagar city (western India). Material(s) and Method(s): In-depth interviews (IDIs) were conducted among twelve construction-site migrant workers in Bhavnagar city of western India. Data saturation was attained after ten interviews. Additional two interviews were taken to confirm the saturation. All interviews were audio-recorded after obtaining written informed consent, transcribed in English, and analysed in the form of codes and categories. Result(s): The migrant workers in our setting perceived unemployment, monetary problems, and difficult subsistence as the pertinent economic issues. Mismanaged migrant exodus, discrimination, mistreatment, lack of social assistance, inability to fulfil their family's expectations and callousness of the authority were perceived as the social concerns. The psychological impact was described by various words like 'fear', 'worry', 'loneliness', 'boredom', 'helplessness', and feeling 'trapped'. Monetary compensation, job opportunities at the native place, and a well-managed migrant exodus were the key expectations from the government. Good employer support, help from government agencies, and a positive attitude during the lockdown period were perceived as the enablers. Lack of facilities to address common ailments, substandard care, and frequent COVID-19 tests before their travel were reported as healthcare issues during the lockdown. Conclusion(s): COVID-19 lockdown had detrimental effects on the economic, social, and psychological well-being of migrant workers. During such testing times, a few good Samaritans and employers, rather than the government, played the role of being the messiah. Adequate rehabilitation mechanisms should be in place before imposing a lockdown. 'Targeted' cash transfers, ration kits, and a well-managed migrant exodus might mitigate the plight of migrant workers in any such future lockdowns. Future studies can evaluate the feasibility, impact, and cost-effectiveness of such interventions on the lives of migrant workers.

Social and Mental Well-Being-COVID-19 After Effects Survey and Data Analysis

COVID-19 pandemic affected the entire globe in 2019. This pandemic is considered as the first one with its defense more than pharmaceutical measures such as: Personal hygiene (hand sanitization, wearing masks) and social distancing. This pandemic has affected people with different factors such as: anxiety, emotions, social life, mental and physical health, and economic crisis. These factors helped this pandemic to turn up with digital solutions for its prevention and prediction estimation. These prediction techniques can analyze the previous data set of this pandemic and provide interesting insights about such a situation to occur in future along with its prevention measures. In this article, we tried to systematize various research activities-using machine learning, data science, and data visualization to extract meaningful information about COVID-19. Data collection has been done by conducting open surveys on different platforms such as: social media, university survey as well as community survey. Based on the collected data, analysis has been done on the emotional, social and mental health of people in order to provide future research directions and collective fight against such pandemics. © 2023, The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd.

A Study To Assess The Quality Of Life Among Elderly In Relation To Covid-19 Pandemic In Selected Area Of Sonipat, Haryana State

The first case of the corona virus illness (COVID-19) was discovered in Wuhan, China, in December 2019, and India discovered its first case on January 30, 2020. As it expanded slowly over the world, several nations began to experience its effects. Because of its severity, the World Health Organization declared it a new pandemic on March 11, 2020. Although while all age groups were affected by Covid-19, some were shown to be particularly susceptible in terms of morbidity and death. Immune system deterioration is a common side effect of aging. Thus it only seems sense that older people are more impacted by COVID-19. According to the CDC (Centre for Disease Control), 8 out of every 10 fatalities in the US are caused by those 65 years of age or older. These results made it very evident that older people are sufficiently concerned about Covid-19 infection. Coupled with the limits imposed by the government as a result of the epidemic, several health concerns among the elderly population also surfaced. Physical health suffered from restricted access to medical services already in place, while elderly people's mentality suffered from the frightening environment brought on by the epidemic. Older people's social lives were also negatively impacted by lockup or Covid-19 restrictions. So, there is a strong assumption by researcher that the quality of life of elderly need to be assessed in present pandemic situation. Methodology: In this current study researcher adopted a quantitative approach with descriptive research design to investigate the research problem. The elderly was identified as a population whereas the elderlies of selected areas of Sonipat, Haryana identified as samples. Based on power analysis method researcher identified the sample size as 500 elderlies, which were recruited based on eligibility criteria of sample identification. RThe non-probability convenient sampling strategy was chosen by the researcher to assemble the study's sample. For the purpose of gathering pertinent information from study participants, research instruments were devised. These tools were divided into two categories: socio-demographic factors, which collected baseline data on participants;and quality of life assessment measures, which were used to gauge research participants' quality of life. These tools were developed and verified by specialists, and a pilot study was used to evaluate their viability and dependability. Elderly people were given these instruments, and comprehensive data were gathered. The collected data were tabulated and analysed in SPSS version-23. Result(s): findings in regard to quality of life among elderly in relation to covid-19 have mentioned. It reflected that majority of elderlies 79.4% (397) were scored at poor level of quality of life whereas remaining 20.6% (103) found at average level of quality of life. The mean and standard deviation of quality of life among elderlies during Covid-19 was 89.45+/-19.74. In Section-IV the significant association in between quality of life among elderly with selected demographic variables were stated and it revealed that gender (4.266), education (10.483), family monthly income (8.662), working status of elderlies (4.065), and suffering with other disease (8.924) were significantly associated at 0.05 level of significance. Based on analysed data the research hypothesis H1 were accepted by investigator. Conclusion(s): Based on findings of the study, researcher concluded that majority of elderlies are facing poor level of quality of life in relation with Covid-19 pandemic and none of study participant found with good level of quality of life, which shows that current pandemic deeply influenced the life of elder population. Thus, the researcher advises that a process intervention be implemented to improve the aged population's quality of life during this difficult period of the Covid-19 epidemic.Copyright © 2022 Wolters Kluwer Medknow Publications. All rights reserved.

State Support for the Agrarian Sector in Russia: Problems and Solutions

The article analyzes the measures of state support for agriculture in the Russian Federation. State support of agrarian sector is a basic component of state-legal regulation of the sphere of agriculture and represents a totality of various forms and instruments of influence on social and economic life of society for the purpose of dynamic development of agrarian sphere. State support measures for agriculture are important in the in the presence of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the goals and objectives formulated in the adopted and adopted by the supreme body of the executive power state programs for agricultural development often have problems with their financial support. Analysis of existing state support measures for agriculture has shown that some of them need improvement. Most of them are aimed mainly at large agricultural producers, leaving out small forms of farming. In the article, emphasis is placed on the need to improve the mechanism providing state support to the subjects of the agricultural industry through digital services throughout Russia. Subsidies, grants, soft loans and other support measures can be obtained electronically, which will make the process more transparent. © 2023, The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerland AG.