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Andrzej Maciejewski

Andrzej Maciejewski

Company: Local Government and Regional Policy Committee of the Polish Parliament

Position: Chairman

Born 24th October 1969 in Bartoszyce, politician and political scientist, Member of Polish Parliament. In 1995 he graduated political science on Wyższa Szkoła Pedagogiczna in Olsztyn. In 1990 – 1994 he was a member of city cuoncil in Bartoszyce, since 1992 he has been a chairman of city council. He worked as a jornalist and a teacher of social sciences. In years 2001 and 2002 he was a procurator of province governor in Warmińsko – Mazurskie. Later he worked in trade. He led the Office of Analysis Polish – Russian Borderland, in 2004 he became an expert in Sobieski Institute. In 2015 he candidate do Polish Parliament in Olsztyn constituency from Ruch Kukiza'15 group. He obtained a elected deputy  8th   cadency of Polish Parliament. He gain 7899 votes. 

Participates in the sessions:

  • The future of the local government in Poland - the system

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    The future of the local government in Poland - the system

    The future of the local government in Poland – the system

    • The division of competence between the government, central administration and local governments
    • The role of new metropolises and voivodeship governments after the end of the EU financial framework 2014–2020
    • Funding for services for citizens and the manner of providing such services (including schools and hospitals) as well as delegated tasks
    • The framework for consultation and responsible dialogue between the government and local governments
    • Citizen participation in the local government

  • Investments undertaken by local governments - a new prospect

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    Investments undertaken by local governments - a new prospect

    Investments undertaken by local governments – a new prospect

    • What do local governments invest in and how? Experience and limitations
    • Are Polish local governments back in the game? Hopes of a recovery after a period of slowdown
    • Investment in the future – effective, pro-development and promising projects
    • Bold plans and their consequences – facility maintenance costs
    • The future of financing municipal and regional investments. What to expect after 2020? 
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