Monitorowanie zielonej gospodarki w ujęciu organizacji międzynarodowych

Wyszkowska, Dorota; Rogalewska, A

doi:10.15290/ose.2014.03.69.03

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“…Energy efficiency improvement programs that allow for better, more economical use of fuels and energy may influence the reduction of energy consumption levels. Another measure allowing the assessment of the effectiveness of energy policy in the European Union countries is the energy productivity index (Wyszkowska, Rogalewska 2014), constituting the variable X2. It measures the efficiency of energy consumption and presents a picture of the degree of decoupling energy consumption from GDP growth.…”

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Development of green jobs in the res sector in the Visegrad Group countries

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Gąsiorek-Kowalewicz

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Multidisciplinary Aspects of Production Engineering

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The transformation process towards a low-emission, green economy implies an increase in the demand for new professions and competences. Quality changes of jobs under the influence of the idea of sustainable development are both an opportunity and a challenge for both countries and individual regions. Green jobs are created as a result of the development of eco-innovation, new environmentally friendly technologies. The development of green jobs is particularly noticeable in the renewable energy sector. The article presents the results of empirical research in the field of analyzing the number of green jobs in the renewable energy sector in the Visegrad Group. In order to identify and determine the nature and changes in the impact of individual factors on the development of green jobs, panel regression was used – a model with fixed effects. The dependent variable was the relative number of green jobs per million inhabitants in 2000-2016.

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Development of green jobs in the res sector in the Visegrad Group countries

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Kaźmierczak-Piwko

Gąsiorek-Kowalewicz

et al. 2019

Multidisciplinary Aspects of Production Engineering

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“…It is described by variables describing the state of the natural environment, such as production efficiency; the relations between the natural environment, economy, and society; the quality of life of the population; and the instruments of impact on the economy and society. The main role in this respect is played by the necessity to carry out the qualitative transformations of the processes and to relieve the burden on the physical environment [75].…”

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Spatial Disproportions of the Green Economy and the Financial Situation of Polish Voivodeships in 2010–2020

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The provincial government, a separate association of regional communities in the state structure, carries out public tasks that affect the quality of life of the local community and the activities of businesses. Geographical conditions and the effect of socioeconomic factors lead to different levels of development in different regions. The endogenous potential of the local government is the result of a combination of local conditions, determining its opportunities and directions of development. The aim of this article was to assess and identify the spatial differentiation in the relationship between the green economy and the financial situation of voivodeships in Poland using synthetic measures. The choice of variables for the period of 2010–2020 was determined by the availability of the data collected from the regional system in the CSO Local Data Bank. The Technique for Order of Preference by Similarity to the Ideal Solution was used to construct the synthetic measures. Financial resources are the basis for the operation of local government units, conditioning the implementation of their current and developmental tasks. Knowledge of the current state of finances allows authorities to make comparisons with other units and is helpful in making financial decisions. The green economy is one of the paths to sustainable development. The green economy increases the quality of life and social equality while reducing environmental risks and natural resource consumption. As a result of the research procedure, the spatial differentiation of provinces in Poland in 2010–2020 is presented in terms of the level of the synthetic measure of the green economy and financial situation. In 2010, the synthetic measure of the green economy ranged from 0.31 to 0.42, and in 2020, it ranged from 0.40 to 0.53. The synthetic measure of financial risk in 2010 ranged from 0.37 to 0.61, and in 2020, it ranged from 0.40 to 0.77. The measures are shaped by economic activity and working conditions, health, education, leisure and social relations, economic and physical security, and environmental quality. The results of this survey enable local governments to make comparisons. The lessons learned can allow them to identify potential directions for optimizing development policies.

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“…Rozbudziło to oczekiwania samorządów co do możliwości współfinansowania przedsięwzięć ważnych dla społeczności lokalnych, dotychczas zaniedbywanych ze względu na ograniczoność środków finansowych. Szacuje się, że do JST w omawianym okresie trafi w sumie ok. 40% spośród 85 mld euro (Wyszkowska, 2010).…”

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Monitorowanie zielonej gospodarki w ujęciu organizacji międzynarodowych

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Development of green jobs in the res sector in the Visegrad Group countries

Development of green jobs in the res sector in the Visegrad Group countries

Spatial Disproportions of the Green Economy and the Financial Situation of Polish Voivodeships in 2010–2020

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