The role of the National Support Centre for Agriculture in the process of revitalization and renewal of the rural areas

Ogryzek, Marek; Rząsa, Krzysztof; Ciski, Mateusz

doi:10.2478/jwld-2019-0055

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“…This is also the aim of the EU’s Cohesion policy which cannot be overestimated in the process of reducing the gap between less developed and more developed regions, what is very often referred as territorial cohesion [ 15 – 17 ]. The combination of the Cohesion policy and the CAP plays an important role in the regional development of rural areas [ 18 – 21 ].…”

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The role of the common agricultural policy in contributing to jobs and growth in EU’s rural areas and the impact of employment on shaping rural development: Evidence from the Baltic States

Grodzicki

Jankiewicz

2022

PLoS ONE

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Agriculture is a very important sector of the economy that has a great influence on rural areas. Almost sixty years of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) in the European Union (EU) may impose a question on the impact of this policy on job creation and economic growth in rural areas. By analyzing key indicators, one should note that although there are still many problems to tackle, the CAP has been successful to some extend in increasing employment rate and Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita as well as decreasing poverty rate in the EU rural areas. There are also more and more households connected to the next-generation broadband network and there is still a significant number of bed places in the EU rural areas. Although, the situation in specific EU Member States and their rural regions may be different, the overall performance of the EU is satisfactory and shows positive prognostics for the current EU financial perspective of 2021–2027. This paper also provides an empirical approach which checks whether there is a connection between the employment rate and the rural development measured in GDP per capita based on the data from the Baltic States: Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania in the period of 2000–2020. This research confirms that when increasing the level of rural employment, the economic growth rises in rural areas.

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The role of the common agricultural policy in contributing to jobs and growth in EU’s rural areas and the impact of employment on shaping rural development: Evidence from the Baltic States

Grodzicki

Jankiewicz

2022

PLoS ONE

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“…The technological structure of the agro-industrial cluster of the Berezovsky district developed in the region is aimed at developing agriculture [OGRYZEK et al 2019], fishing industry and fish farming, wild crops collecting and hunting (Fig. 1).…”

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Journal of Water and Land Development

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Grevtsev,

Antoninova

2021

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The article discusses the spatial development of non-urban areas based on the use of local peat resources. Creating a methodology for the advanced spatial development of non-urban areas has peat resources based on multicriteria optimisation of production and social infrastructures. The industrial and social infrastructure of the non-urban areas having reserves of peat, associated mineral, and industrial raw materials. Regularities, trends, and features of formation and functioning of the productive and social infrastructure of the natural and man-made complex in the development of peat reserves, associated mineral, and industrial raw materials. To achieve this goal, it is necessary to conduct interdisciplinary research and solve the following specific objectives: (1) the scientific justification of new technological processes and equipment for peat and mineral raw materials processing for obtaining new composite materials for multiple purposes; (2) the feature analysis of the use of local peat resources to provide the development of non-urban areas based on a set of scientific approaches; (3) the development of the methodology for project management of the natural and man-made complex to ensure multi-criteria optimisation of productive and social infrastructure. The example of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug -Yugra development selected results of confronting the existing "big grand" and national challenges through the mechanisms of rational use of local peat resources non-urban areas are illustrated. The results indicated that by 2030 there would be a 3.8-fold increase in mineral extraction and a 5.9-fold increase in processing industries.

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“…Data acquisition is also an important element. Downloading in Geoportals of Cities is very convenient because it allows to download maps and import them to GIS software and assuming georefence of data processing and application of different methods of cartographic presentation [59].…”

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Infrastructure of the Spatial Information in the European Community (INSPIRE) Based on Examples of Italy and Poland

Ogryzek

Tarantino

Rząsa

2020

IJGI

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Binding and planned community regulations regarding INSPIRE and other documents resulting from work on INSPIRE have forced the member countries to implement new or updated regulations. The purpose of creating the spatial information infrastructure was to unify the exchange of geographical data at the national and international levels, create transparent and favorable conditions for the use of geographical data, facilitate decision-making and develop business activity, and, as a consequence, facilitate the creation of the INSPIRE geoportal by the European Research Center (JRC) of the European Commission, which aims be the central hub of the European spatial information infrastructure. Land management systems use layers from geoportals and are also a data source because their task is to develop sustainable space development. The article presents the rules for implementing EU directives in Poland and Italy at various levels of detail and examines access to data and spatial information infrastructure. A comparative analysis of geoportals was performed in terms of the functionality and availability of free data (types of data) at national and local levels in terms of verification of compliance with the Ubiquitous Public Access Context Information Model (UPA) defined by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 19100. National geoportals (Polish Geoportal 2 and the Italian-Geoportale Nazionale) and Municipal Spatial Information Systems from the cities of Olsztyn and Bari were compared.

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The role of the National Support Centre for Agriculture in the process of revitalization and renewal of the rural areas

Cited by 6 publications

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The role of the common agricultural policy in contributing to jobs and growth in EU’s rural areas and the impact of employment on shaping rural development: Evidence from the Baltic States

The role of the common agricultural policy in contributing to jobs and growth in EU’s rural areas and the impact of employment on shaping rural development: Evidence from the Baltic States

Journal of Water and Land Development

Infrastructure of the Spatial Information in the European Community (INSPIRE) Based on Examples of Italy and Poland

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