Quarterly magazine of Mazovia Regional Planning Office
Anna Laszuk
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Vol no: 10
The article addresses the polarization of socioeconomic development in the regions of Brandenburg, Île-de-France and The Hague. Among the problems diagnosed, in their areas, were the rapidly growing population of the metropolitan areas, the housing deficit, urban pressure on green spaces, the threat of flooding, and income disparities among their residents.
Anna Laszuk, Najlepsze praktyki w Europie dla MazowszaPobierz
Tomasz Sałański
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Vol no: 10
The article discusses the reasons for the establishment of territorial observatories and a description of the first related activities. The creation of such institutions in Poland is the result of proven European practices, where a network of spatial planning observatories was established at the beginning of this century. The first Polish experience is related to the construction of regional observatories of the labor market, in the earlier programming period of the European Union.
Tomasz Sałański, Jak powstają obserwatoria terytorialne w Polsce?Pobierz
Sylwia Dudek-Mańkowska, Marta Lackowska-Madurowicz
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Vol no: 10
The article presents the results of a study of social conflicts in Mazovia, conducted as part of the project Social, political and economic stimulants and destimulants of development. The purpose of the study was to record and analyze conflicts occurring in Mazovia and to look for the relationship of conflicts to local development. In doing so, we assumed, in line with contemporary conceptual approaches, that conflict is a natural phenomenon that can have both negative and positive effects.
Sylwia Dudek-Mańkowska, Marta Lackowska-Madurowicz, Konflikty społeczne na Mazowszu – identyfikacja oraz próba oceny ich wpływu na rozwój lokalnyPobierz
Julita Łukomska, Katarzyna Szmigiel-Rawska
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Vol no: 10
The article presents the results of a study on the impact of non-economic factors of Mazovia’s development on the competitiveness of the region. The role of these factors is analyzed in the context of identifying competitive advantages from the investor’s side and from the side of local authorities. The description of the results of the conducted research focuses on “soft” locational factors, such as: “capitality” of the region, quality of the natural environment, social capital and human capital, symbols of culture and history, attitude of local authorities.
Julita Łukomska, Katarzyna Szmigiel-Rawska, Pozaekonomiczne czynniki konkurencyjności MazowszaPobierz
Bożena Degórska
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Vol no: 10
In this article, in addition to identifying the areas affected by intensive urbanization of space, an attempt has been made to identify the problems, benefits and threats, related to the formation of important natural structures for the OMW, and mainly the ecological network of the Warsaw Metropolitan Area, generated by the development of spontaneous urbanization. Within the OMW, the main threat to natural space is spontaneous urbanization. Since 2005, the northern part of the OMW has been distinguished by the particular intensity of urbanized land development, while in 2000-2004 it was mainly areas south of Warsaw.
Bożena Degórska, Problemy planowania struktur przyrodniczych Obszaru Metropolitalnego Warszawy związane z żywiołową urbanizacją przestrzeniPobierz
Jerzy Bański, Konrad Ł. Czapiewski, Marcin Mazur
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Vol no: 10
This paper summarizes some of the most important conclusions of the study of the settlement structure, linkages of subregional centers and socio-economic cohesion of Mazovia, carried out within the framework of the “Development Trends of Mazovia” project. In the context of polycentric development of Mazovia, the structure of settlement distribution is favorable. Central functions in the region are performed by Warsaw, around which five sub-regional centers are located (Radom, Płock, Ostrołęka, Ciechanów, Siedlce) with different development potential.
Jerzy Bański, Konrad Ł. Czapiewski, Marcin Mazur, Policentryczność rozwoju MazowszaPobierz
Marta Mackiewicz, Anna Dąbrowska
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Vol no: 10
The article is based on research conducted within the framework of the project Competitiveness of Mazovia and its determinants, commissioned by the Mazovian Regional Planning Office in Warsaw, as part of a larger research project “Development Trends of Mazovia.” The topic of the article is Mazovia’s innovativeness as one of the main elements of building competitive advantage of the region.
Marta Mackiewicz, Anna Dąbrowska, Determinanty innowacyjności na MazowszuPobierz
Konrad Ł. Czapiewski, Krzysztof Janc
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Vol no: 10
Education, or more specifically, its “final product,” i.e. the level of education, is a very important factor influencing the level of socioeconomic development. The educational choices made, practically from the earliest stages of education, (either directly or indirectly – by parents) affect the success of the acquired education.
Konrad Ł. Czapiewski, Krzysztof Janc, Dostępność do edukacji, jakość kształcenia i poziom wykształcenia mieszkańców a struktura funkcjonalna gmin województwa mazowieckiegoPobierz
Przemysław Śleszyński
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Vol no: 10
The article includes the most important research results from the modular report under the same title, carried out in the project Socio-demographic determinants of Mazovia’s development (“Development trends of Mazovia”). It was shown that the Mazovian Voivodeship is a strongly socio-demographically differentiated area. This requires different spatial and regional policies, with reference to functional and settlement specifics and historical and cultural conditions.
Przemysław Śleszyński, Zmiany demograficzne województwa mazowieckiego w latach 1990–2030 i ich skutkiPobierz