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Проблемы мониторирования качества жизни населения на региональном и локальном уровнях (на польском примере): Problems of monitoring the quality of life of the population at the regional and local levels (on the Polish example)

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Název: Проблемы мониторирования качества жизни населения на региональном и локальном уровнях (на польском примере): Problems of monitoring the quality of life of the population at the regional and local levels (on the Polish example)
Zdroj: Грані. 22(7):81-95
Informace o vydavateli: 2019.
Rok vydání: 2019
Témata: статистические данные, местные общины, эффект безбилетника, Free Rider Effect, Польша, municipalities, local communities, statistical data, social stigma, Поморское воеводство, органы местного самоуправления, social monitoring, quality of life, социальная стигматизация, Poland, мониторинг социальной ситуации, административно-территориальное устройство, local governments, муниципалитеты, качество жизни, administrative division, Pomeranian Voivodeship
Popis: Quality of life is considered one of the main criteria for evaluating public policy.Monitoring of social processes is a tool for control the quality of life, as well as developing recommendations for itsimprovement.Appropriate monitoring involves a collection of data according to defined principles and the subsequent applicationof the information obtained to analyze the effectiveness of the implementation of management goals or the use of fundsreceived.Comprehensive monitoring should be increasingly used at the regional and local levels and provides the authoritieswith information about the problems of territorial development.Monitoring problems have been classified into the following groups: administrative and territorial, caused bythe limited availability of official data, associated with low frequency or pronounced specificity of the process underinvestigation, those associated with the difficulty of unambiguous determination of indicators, caused by the so-called"human factor".Administrative reform can be followed with changes in the powers of the territorial authorities or its territorial basis.In some institutions and organizations at the regional level, statistic data are collected and published non-systematically.The monitoring is complicated by inconsistency conceptual and terminological apparatus or the methods of displayingstatistical information.The human factor can manifest in a significant heterogeneity of the population within the studied group, socialstigmatization of participants in events and processes, financial features, or the Free Rider Effect.The Polish experience in monitoring social processes provides important material for improving the methodologyand methods of such studies in other countries.
Druh dokumentu: Article
Jazyk: Russian
ISSN: 2077-1800
DOI: 10.15421/171977
Přístupová URL adresa: https://grani.org.ua/index.php/journal/article/view/1418/1396
Přístupové číslo: edsair.dris...02463..06db182f20b7a412c475fa86c32323b0
Databáze: OpenAIRE
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Abstrakt:Quality of life is considered one of the main criteria for evaluating public policy.Monitoring of social processes is a tool for control the quality of life, as well as developing recommendations for itsimprovement.Appropriate monitoring involves a collection of data according to defined principles and the subsequent applicationof the information obtained to analyze the effectiveness of the implementation of management goals or the use of fundsreceived.Comprehensive monitoring should be increasingly used at the regional and local levels and provides the authoritieswith information about the problems of territorial development.Monitoring problems have been classified into the following groups: administrative and territorial, caused bythe limited availability of official data, associated with low frequency or pronounced specificity of the process underinvestigation, those associated with the difficulty of unambiguous determination of indicators, caused by the so-called"human factor".Administrative reform can be followed with changes in the powers of the territorial authorities or its territorial basis.In some institutions and organizations at the regional level, statistic data are collected and published non-systematically.The monitoring is complicated by inconsistency conceptual and terminological apparatus or the methods of displayingstatistical information.The human factor can manifest in a significant heterogeneity of the population within the studied group, socialstigmatization of participants in events and processes, financial features, or the Free Rider Effect.The Polish experience in monitoring social processes provides important material for improving the methodologyand methods of such studies in other countries.
ISSN:20771800
DOI:10.15421/171977