Enhancing Digital Leadership and Crisis Management Skills for Advancing Sustainable Development Goals

The study’s relevance lies in the need to develop leaders’ digital competences to achieve sustainable development goals. The article aims to study the role of digital leadership and crisis management training as tools for achieving sustainable development goals in digital transformation. The study uses literature analysis, generalisation, systematisation, statistical data analysis and forecasting to determine the role of digital leadership and crisis management training in digital transformation and sustainable development. The results of the analysis of changes in the level of digital skills show a stable trend towards a decrease in the share of people with a high level of information (by 9.24%) and communication (by 10.06%) skills, as well as digital content creation skills (by 14.38%) in 2023. However, forecasting indicators for the following periods revealed the possibility of a further increase in the level of digital skills in 2025, in particular information (by 2.13%), communication (by 1.19%), and digital content creation skills (by 4.68%). Digital leadership is an important component for ensuring progress in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, as it contributes to developing key skills necessary for the resilience of organisations and society as a whole in the face of global challenges.

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International Journal of Organizational Leadership
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2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.33844/ijol.2025.60461
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Educational Leadership and Innovation
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Enhancing Digital Leadership and Crisis Management Skills for Advancing Sustainable Development Goals

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International Journal of Organizational Leadership
Educational Leadership and Innovation
8.93
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Enhancing Digital Leadership and Crisis Management Skills for Advancing Sustainable Development Goals

Наталія Корецька, Liudmyla Mialkovska, Iryna Abramova, Nataliіa Kutsai, Pat Semeniuk, Oksana Koshchii, Liudmyla Stryzheus
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Abstract

The study’s relevance lies in the need to develop leaders’ digital competences to achieve sustainable development goals. The article aims to study the role of digital leadership and crisis management training as tools for achieving sustainable development goals in digital transformation. The study uses literature analysis, generalisation, systematisation, statistical data analysis and forecasting to determine the role of digital leadership and crisis management training in digital transformation and sustainable development. The results of the analysis of changes in the level of digital skills show a stable trend towards a decrease in the share of people with a high level of information (by 9.24%) and communication (by 10.06%) skills, as well as digital content creation skills (by 14.38%) in 2023. However, forecasting indicators for the following periods revealed the possibility of a further increase in the level of digital skills in 2025, in particular information (by 2.13%), communication (by 1.19%), and digital content creation skills (by 4.68%). Digital leadership is an important component for ensuring progress in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, as it contributes to developing key skills necessary for the resilience of organisations and society as a whole in the face of global challenges.

International Journal of Organizational LeadershipVol. 14(First Special Issue 2025)
Lutsk National Technical University (UA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 5%
Educational Leadership and Innovation
8.93
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