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Sugar cane stands out as a plant that is very effective at converting solar energy into biomass and sugary substances. It is a plentiful supply of fuel, chemicals, fodder (green cane plant leaves and tops, bagasse, molasses, and to some extent press mud), food (sucrose, jaggery, and syrup), fibre (cellulose), and other nutrients. Bagasse, molasses,...
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... However, there was a need to raise awareness of the distributional consequences of the economy's rapid transition. There was a clear need for urban areas in Bangladesh to create a better environment for inclusive and sustainable economic growth (Kumar et al., 2024). The entire slum population in the country's urban areas was 2.2 million in 2014, or 6.33 percent of the urban population, according to the most recent slum population census. ...
Bangladesh has undergone exceptional urban expansion over the past fifty years, and this trend is expected to continue during the following fifty. However, the process of rapid urbanization has resulted in serious threats to the sustainability of communities, such as an increase in slums, a shortage of affordable habitations, insufficient amenities for local residents, various types of pollution, and so on. During the last 12 years, agricultural land has been declining on average at a rate of about 1%. The rapid loss of agricultural land in Bangladesh is primarily due to the expansion of rural housing facilities and the country's industrialized urban orientation. Providing housing for Bangladesh's growing population has been a major challenge for the country's arable land. If land is taken away for non-farm activities at the current annual rate, there won't be any cultivable land left in Bangladesh in 50 years. If the trend is not stopped soon, the country would permanently lose its food security, rendering its poor population more subject to volatile international commodity prices.
Objective . The purpose of this article is to identify ways to improve the security systems (SS) of critical facilities (CF) that are subject to the regulation of legislation on critical information infrastructure (CII).
Method . The methods used were information protection and information security, analysis and generalization of individual provisions of regulatory documents on ensuring the information security of critical information infrastructure facilities, the results of research work on the subject of the study, presented in the Russian Science Citation Index, Russian State Library, and Federal Institute of Industrial Property. The general methodological basis is a systematic approach.
Result . A review of the requirements of regulatory and legal documents on ensuring the safety of the SS of CF, as objects of CII, has been conducted, which showed that an analysis of the established practice of ensuring their safety is necessary. A review of the methods of ensuring the safety of radio-channel SS present in the Russian market is carried out. Widely used radio channel security alarm systems (SAS) are considered. Contradictions have been revealed between certain provisions of regulatory legal documents on ensuring the safety of CII and the established practice of using radio-channel SS, which can be attributed to CII. Ways to improve the security system of critical information systems, which can be classified as insignificant critical information infrastructure objects, in particular radio channels alarm systems.
Conclusion . The conducted research allowed us to identify ways to improve the radio-channel SS of the CF, as objects of CII, in the field of ensuring their IS.
