The use of GIS tools for sustainable management of municipal housing stock in Poland

Dawidowicz, Agnieszka; Muczyński, Andrzej; Pacholczyk, Marek Emanuel

doi:10.1080/00396265.2018.1474694

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“…Considering social housing management as an interdisciplinary subject, the solution was developed based on all the kinds of data required for a proper management of the assets, and it addresses the issues pointed out in several studies (e.g., Klumbyte et al, 2020; Pasquinelli & Guzzetti, 2016) about the relevance of a building monitoring system and the centralization of data coming from different sources. Moreover, the achieved results show an overall agreement with the GIS‐based information system suggested by Dawidowicz et al (2019), but in addition to this, they extend the scale of the solution to the province level.…”

Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 87%

“…Regarding this, Dawidowicz et al (Dawidowicz et al, 2019) proposed the adoption of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) tools for the sustainable management of municipal housing stock in Poland, highlighting how the geo-spatial database can be stored on a server, allowing authorized access to users and web applications.…”

Section: Social Housing Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Thus, besides technological innovation, the public administration can benefit from process innovation by adopting new approaches for generating value. From the literature review, DMS for social housing is not a precisely defined topic, it can also be referred to as an information system (Dawidowicz et al, 2019). The solutions found typically cover just one aspect of asset management, mainly the sustainability one.…”

Section: Digital Innovation For Social Housingmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Moreover, organizations handling large stocks of buildings have to deal with both their clients (i.e., tenants/dwellers/households) and regulations and policies in order to achieve better performance in terms of energy, cost savings, and granted comfort. Regarding this, Dawidowicz et al (Dawidowicz et al, 2019) proposed the adoption of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) tools for the sustainable management of municipal housing stock in Poland, highlighting how the geo‐spatial database can be stored on a server, allowing authorized access to users and web applications.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Management of the maintenance process in social housing: A case study

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Digital transformation of private and public entities is a process strongly encouraged by the European Commission. The social housing sector, which provides long‐term housing or subsidies for vulnerable households, struggles to reach a good digitalization level and needs specific solutions that address its technical, financial, and administrative peculiarities. Indeed, the social housing sector often faces issues related to insufficient available funds that can be used for optimizing assets' maintenance operations, ensuring the safety and wellbeing of building occupants with better management of financial resources. Furthermore, it is not a widely explored area by the research community. To provide digital solutions for innovating the management of the property assets and, specifically, the maintenance activities for social housing, the paper presents a case study from the Italian social housing system. Current available processes, data, and information systems are explored to propose a solution for the visualization and management of collected data at the provincial, municipality, and building levels. The main purpose is to support decision makers for maintenance activities. Scholars and practitioners in this research field can benefit from the proposed solution to lead actions for the digital transition of the social housing sector.

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Section: Discussionsupporting

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Section: Social Housing Managementmentioning

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Section: Digital Innovation For Social Housingmentioning

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Management of the maintenance process in social housing: A case study

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“…In other words, MHS management is a sequence of eISSN: 2300-5289 | © 2023 The Author(s) | Article under the CC BY license 50 information and decision-making processes integrating management aspects of public, social and private organizations with the specificity of housing asset management. The spatial distribution of this stock on the municipal territory makes MHS management amenable to being aided by new information technologies, including SDSS and GIS (Dawidowicz et al, 2019;Muczyński et al, 2022). The above definition coincides with the previously formulated definition of social housing management as "the set of all activities to produce and allocate housing services from the existing social housing stock" (Priemus et al, 1999) and "the management of organizations and people to deliver services to customers" (Walker, 2000).…”

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Municipal Housing Stock Management in Poland from a Public Management Perspective

Muczyński¹

2023

Real Estate Management and Valuation

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This paper identifies the management of municipal housing stock as an area of public management in an urban municipality, taking into account the legal, institutional and market conditions in Poland. In order to achieve this aim, the author examined relevant literature and pertinent legislation and employed an analysis of source (organizational) documentation on the management of municipal housing stock in provincial capital cities. The paper begins by discussing the essence, distinctive characteristics and concepts of public management as a sub-discipline of management sciences. Subsequently, it outlines the specificity of public management in a municipality as a local government unit. Against this background, the author goes on to identify the management of municipal housing stock from the standpoint of public management in an urban municipality by formulating its definition in a broad and narrow sense, followed by a synthetic characterization of this management in a functional and institutional approach, considering its basic organizational models. The research demonstrated that the management of municipal housing stock is subject to progressive marketization and tends to be shaped by such public management mechanisms as hierarchy, market and network. These mechanisms cause this management to operate in practice in a hybrid system.

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