Evaluating the Economic Efficiency of Digital Tools in Sustainable Environmental Management: Methodologies and Case

Abstract

This monograph establishes a comprehensive theoretical and methodological framework for evaluating the economic efficiency of digital tools in sustainable environmental management, with a focus on agricultural and peri-urban systems in transition economies such as Ukraine. Moving beyond narrow financial metrics such as traditional return on investment, the study introduces an integrated evaluation architecture that captures the multi-layered value of data assets, risk mitigation, operational timing, and institutional transparency. For teachers, postgraduate students, students, and researchers.