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Urban Regeneration as a New Trend in the Development Policy in Poland

Przemysław Ciesiółka

Przemysław Ciesiółka

Institute of Socio-Economic Geography and Spatial Management, Adam Mickiewicz University in PoznańPoland
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Apr 26, 2018
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Published Online: Apr 26, 2018
Page range: 109 - 123
Received: Feb 20, 2018
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/quageo-2018-0015
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Fig. 1

National framework for regeneration activities and their relations to the local level.Source: own study.
National framework for regeneration activities and their relations to the local level.Source: own study.

Fig. 2

Areas of strategic intervention for restructuring and regeneration of cities losing their socio-economic functions.Source: National Regional Development Strategy 2010–2020, p. 130.
Areas of strategic intervention for restructuring and regeneration of cities losing their socio-economic functions.Source: National Regional Development Strategy 2010–2020, p. 130.

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Areas requiring restructuring and the development of new functions.Source: National Spatial Development Concept 2030, p. 97.
Areas requiring restructuring and the development of new functions.Source: National Spatial Development Concept 2030, p. 97.

Fig. 4

Outlays on regeneration in the 2014–2020 regional operational programmes**the measures indicated are those closely related to regeneration for which it was necessary to prepare a regeneration programme to apply for additional funds.Source: own study based on the Detailed Description of Priority Axes (July 2017).
Outlays on regeneration in the 2014–2020 regional operational programmes**the measures indicated are those closely related to regeneration for which it was necessary to prepare a regeneration programme to apply for additional funds.Source: own study based on the Detailed Description of Priority Axes (July 2017).
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