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Wojciech Saługa

Wojciech Saługa

Position: Marshal of the Silesian Voivodeship

Wojciech Saługa was born in 1969, and a quarter century later he graduated from Cracow University of Economics. In the years 1994-2002 he was working in ING Bank. From 1998 to 2002 he held seat in the City Council of Jaworzno. In 2002, he was reelected and became a vice-mayor, in charge of planning and investment, geodesy, real estate management and services for investors. In 2004, he was elected to the Polish Senate, and the following year he won another election and started serving as a member of the Polish Parliament on three consecutive terms. In that time he was a member of Committee for Economy (also a Sub-Committee for power engineering), committee for European Union and Committee for Public Finance. On December 1, 2014 he was elected Marshal of Silesia. Presently, he is a leader of Civic Platform party in Silesia. Married, father of two children. His hobby is mountain hiking and sailing.

Participates in the sessions:

  • Transformation of mining and industry regions in the EU

     

  • Smoggy Poland - efficient campaigning for low emissions

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    Smoggy Poland - efficient campaigning for low emissions

    Smoggy Poland - efficient campaigning for low emissions

    • The right to breathe healthy air. A change of social climate: no more tolerance of poisoners
    • Who will allow us to breathe clean air: the state or local authorities? Regional issues in combating low emissions, lending support to residents who give up coal-fired boilers
    • I know what I breathe in. Reliable information and education as the basis for an anti-smog campaign
    • The law and its application. Economic barriers to combating low emissions
    • The role of the heating sector
    • Advanced technologies come to the rescue: boilers, fuels, drones. Science at the frontline of the war against smog

  • 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
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