Collaborative Housing Perspectives in Poland. Potential, Barriers and Legal Possibilities

Nowoświat, Artur; Szurman, Florentyna

doi:10.21307/acee-2017-051

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“…One of the first authors who has dealt with the topic of contemporary collaborative housing in Poland is Twardoch (2017a). In her articles and conference lectures, she has focused on the bottom-up residential housing and its three types: small housing cooperatives, construction groups and cohousing (Twardoch, 2017b). International research, however, suggests that bottom-up residential housing is a much broader phenomenon, encompassing also other initiatives.…”

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The definition and taxonomy of collaborative housing as bottom-up and community-based forms of meeting housing needs in Poland

Rataj

2023

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The concept of collaborative housing emerged in Poland less than a decade ago. From the historical perspective, living in a community has a long tradition. In Poland, the first projects operating similarly to collaborative housing initiatives emerged right after World War I, when destroyed cities experienced scarcity of flats and houses. Currently, the form and conditions to be met by pro- jects in order to be classified into collaborative housing as under- stood nowadays are changing. The concept is based on collaborative housing projects successfully operating in the countries of Western Europe. In Poland, only few such investments have been established (Nowe Żerniki, Kooperatywa Mieszkaniowa Pomorze and Kooperatywa Mieszkaniowa Konstancin – this project is constructed with support of Habitat for Humanity Poland). In the face of the ongoing socioeconomic changes, however, they might become an interesting alternative to commercial housing construction.

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Section: Collaborative Housing -Taxonomymentioning

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The definition and taxonomy of collaborative housing as bottom-up and community-based forms of meeting housing needs in Poland

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2023

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“…Article received on 10/21/2020 accepted on 11/12/2020 DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/1517-8692202127012020_0093 based on analytic hierarchy process (AHP), determined the priority and importance of the main standards through measurable calculation, and demonstrated the feasibility of this scheme from two aspects of acoustic parameters and implementation cost. 7 To sum up, public health and physical fitness are world-wide issues, they not only have social attributes, but also related to everyone's health. In the current physical education research, model education has great research and application potential.…”

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The Construction of a Professional Model of Physical Education Teachers in Colleges and Universities From the Perspective of Public Health Service

Shan

2021

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With the continuous improvement of people's material living standards, public health and national fitness has become a social topic, and has been widely concerned by the public, in terms of the traditional physical education and impact of the concept of health. This not only needs the school to carry on the multi-directional adjustment to the physical education teaching, but also needs the physical education teacher to respond positively to this in order to adapt to the development needs of the times and society. This study uses the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) to construct the professionalization model of physical education teachers in Colleges and Universities, and makes decision on the index weight of the model through fuzzy comprehensive evaluation. The results show that the weight of the first-class indicators of P.E. Teachers' professionalization model from large to small is ability > quality > knowledge, and the consistency ratio (CR) of the model indicators is less than 0.1, and the fuzzy score of the model is 85 points. Therefore, the model of P.E. Teachers' professionalization constructed in this study has consistent indicators and shows good applicability. This does not only provide the basis for the professional development evaluation of College PE teachers, but also provides research ideas for the development of the sports industry from the perspective of public health.

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Collaborative Housing Perspectives in Poland. Potential, Barriers and Legal Possibilities

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The definition and taxonomy of collaborative housing as bottom-up and community-based forms of meeting housing needs in Poland

The definition and taxonomy of collaborative housing as bottom-up and community-based forms of meeting housing needs in Poland

The Construction of a Professional Model of Physical Education Teachers in Colleges and Universities From the Perspective of Public Health Service

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