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Krzysztof Mączewski, Aneta Staniewska, Jarosław Wysocki, Andrzej Perkowski, Andrzej Natuniewicz

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Spatial information is crucial to the creation of provincial development plans and strategies. In the era of widespread computerization, local government administration and spatial planning cannot remain indifferent to the needs and challenges. In addition to technological advances, what is also needed is a change in the way we think about spatial information, and various tools that will enable efficient management of this information.

Krzysztof Mączewski, Aneta Staniewska, Jarosław Wysocki, Andrzej Perkowski, Andrzej Natuniewicz, Paradygmaty rozwoju społeczeństwa informacyjnego w województwie mazowieckimPobierz

Agnieszka Ajdyn

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The purpose of this article is to present the tasks and activities undertaken in 2010 by the Mazovian Regional Research Center (MOBR), a unit established within the organizational structures of the Statistical Office in Warsaw. The idea behind the process of establishing the MOBR was to create a professional analytical and information resource, responsive to the changing socio-economic situation in the region.

Agnieszka Ajdyn, Mazowiecki Ośrodek Badań Regionalnych – centrum wiedzy wspierające zarządzanie w regioniePobierz

Mirosław Grochowski

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The article presents the results of a survey conducted in the Mazovian province on the trust of residents in the institutions of public life at the local level. These institutions included local government, schools, police, church and community organizations. The development of the Mazowieckie Voivodeship is fostered by a number of assets, including its location in the center of the country and the presence in the region of a metropolitan city such as Warsaw. Its administrative and political functions, the accumulation of business environment institutions, well-developed social infrastructure and the availability of highly qualified personnel are factors that attract capital and investors.

Mirosław Grochowski, Barometr Mazowsza – zaufanie do instytucji życia publicznego na poziomie lokalnymPobierz

Zbigniew Strzelecki

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Ladies and Gentlemen, the latest issue of the Mazovian Voivodeship Self-Government’s scientific publication MAZOWSZE Regional Studies contains materials from the conference entitled Building the Future of Mazovia Together. The date of the conference coincided with the start of work on updating the Development Strategy of the Mazovian Voivodeship and the Voivodeship Spatial Management Plan. The update of the documents is taking place in a peculiar situation, as the shape of the European Union budget for 2014-2020 is still unknown.

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Paulina Legutko-Kobus

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Vol no: 7

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The paradigm of sustainable development is now widely accepted, both globally and locally. However, only the full implementation of the concept of sustainable development into the various fields of knowledge, as well as the practice of programming and strategic planning, provides the basis for the implementation of socio-economic development that takes into account natural aspects and intergenerational justice.

Paulina Legutko-Kobus, Gospodarka przestrzenna w świetle wymagań strategii zrównoważonego rozwoju. Konferencja naukowa w Jachrance, 16–17 czerwca 2011 rokuPobierz

Mirosław Grochowski

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Planning activities are purposeful: they should lead to the selection of appropriate development goals and appropriate ways to achieve them. The effectiveness of planning activities in the sense of creating rational (justified by conditions and needs) strategies, policies, plans and programs of action depends, among other things, on objective assessment of development phenomena and processes, as well as the ability to predict the occurrence of these phenomena and processes and their consequences.

Mirosław Grochowski, Regionalne obserwatoria terytorialne jako instrument monitorowania rozwoju regionów. Warsztaty w Białobrzegach, 20–21 maja 2011 rokuPobierz

Tomasz Sławiński

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The Warsaw Metropolitan Area Conference was organized by the Mazovian Regional Planning Office in Warsaw. Its purpose was to present the materials prepared since 2004 for the spatial development plan for the Warsaw Metropolitan Area and to confront them with plans drawn up in other European metropolises. The plans were also confronted in the context of the importance of metropolitan plans for regional development and their position in the planning system. The materials presented by the Mazovian Regional Planning Office were prepared in the form of the publication of the Study of the Spatial Development Plan of the Warsaw Metropolitan Area.

Tomasz Sławiński, Metropolia warszawska – metodyczne problemy planowania przestrzeni. Konferencja Obszar Metropolitalny Warszawy, 13 czerwca 2011 rokuPobierz

Daniel Sukniewicz

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The article gives suggestions on how to include Mazovian monuments in the tourist movement and how to make monuments an attraction that will attract tourists every weekend. There are more than 6,000 listed monuments and more than 6,000 archaeological sites in Mazovia. However, few of them are known to the average Mazovian. That is why the idea of creating a Route of Mazovian Princes was born, which runs through the whole of Mazovia, linking about 100 localities worthy of visitors’ attention. Thematic tourist trails are one way to promote the region’s cultural heritage.

Daniel Sukniewicz, Tematyczne szlaki turystyczne − pomysł na wykorzystanie i promocję zasobów dziedzictwa kulturowego MazowszaPobierz

Magdalena Wyrzykowska

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As envisioned by the Hague Convention of May 14, 1954, the Blue Shield mark was intended to serve a recognition function – to indicate objects and means of transport to be protected in the event of armed conflict. It has become an international symbol, protecting historic buildings from devastation and oblivion, used much more widely than provided for in the Convention. Many global heritage organizations and initiatives have adopted the mark as their own logo.

Magdalena Wyrzykowska, Potrzeba i tradycja znakowania zabytków. Znak Błękitnej Tarczy na warszawskich zabytkachPobierz