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Programme XXVIII Economic Forum Krynica–Zdrój, Poland SEPTEMBER –, Institutional Partners Institutional Partners The Conference Project “Europe of the Carpathians” is financed by the Sejm as part of supporting the parliamentarian dimension of cooperation in the region Institutional Partners Institutional Partners Institutional Partners Institutional Partners The Polish Community Economic Forum is organised by the Senate of the Republic of Poland Institutional Partners Institutional Partners Institutional Partners Institutional Partners Ministry ������������������ ������������������ Public task co–financed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland in the framework of the grant programme: “Cooperation in the field of public diplomacy 2018” Institutional Partners Institutional Partners Institutional Partners Institutional Partners The project is co–financed by the Minister of Entrepreneurship and Technology Institutional Partners Institutional Partners Institutional Partners Institutional Partners Programme co–financed by the Cohesion Fund from the Operational Program Technical Assistance 2014–2020 Institutional Partners Institutional Partners Institutional Partners Institutional Partners Institutional Partners Institutional Partners Institutional Partners Institutional Partners Institutional Partners Institutional Partners LOGOTYP SOJUSZU LEWICY DEMOKRATYCZNEJ MINI-MANUAL 1. konstrukcja na siatce 2. Pole znaku, pole ochronne ���������������������������� 4. Kolorystyka ������������������������������ ����������������������� 33 Between Economy and Politics. In Search of Recipes for Economic Growth 34 How to Effectively Build an Innovative Economy? Experiences – Inspirations – Strategies 35 Europe – Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow 36 Mare Balticum. The Next Frontier of Energy Innovation 37 Why Does CEO Reputation Management Matter More Than Ever? 38 Silk Road Towards Krynica. China and Central and Eastern Europe Cooperation Between Cities 40 V4 Public Opinion: Similarities and Differences Table of contents 41 How to Improve Quickly and Radically the Safety on Polish Roads ? Table of contents 42 The European Electricity Market and Energy Prices for Consumers 44 Ukraine After 2019. Is a New Opening Needed?: Presentation of the Book: “The Sixth. Memories from the Future “ 45 The Global Startup Race: Does Poland Stand a Chance? 47 Association with the European Union and What Next? In Search of a Real Model of European Integration 48 Amalgamations as an Opportunity to Strengthen Poland’s Position on the Economic Map of Europe 49 Poland – 100 years of Independence, 100 years of Activity 50 Synergy. Solidarity. Security. The Three Seas Initiative in the Energy Sector and the EU Uniform Energy Market 51 Old and New Challenges to the Baltic and Black Sea Regions 52 Electromobility, Alternative Fuels – Is There a Chance for Clean Cities? 53 Business Facing the Energy Challenges of the Polish Cities 54 The Development of Franchise Concepts as an Element of Stimulating Entrepreneurship and an Opportunity for Polish Entrepreneurs for Domestic and Foreign Expansion 55 Biotechnology 2.0 in Medicine – a Direction for the Polish Economy 56 GMO Perspectives in Poland 57 The Future of Media Measurement in Poland. An Impact on the Media and Advertising Market 58 Cooperation between the Public and Private Sectors for Prevention and Treatment due to the Systemic Challenges 16 17 60 How to Buy the most Health Care? Effective Mechanisms of Allocating Funds in Health Care 61 Private Expenses in Financing Healthcare 62 How Has the Digital Transformation of the Health Service Impacted Patient Involvement and Improved Medical Care? 63 Gala Awards and Ranking Results of the 9th Healthcare Forum 64 Defending the Reputation of Poland and Poles 65 Young Emigration –Time to Come Back 66 Big Sporting Events – Do the Media Have a Chance to Make Money from It? 67 Multilingualism – The Future of Education 69 Strong and Independent – Perspectives and Threats for European Regions and Cities Table of contents 70 Green Economy – How to Care for Environment and Life Quality? Table of contents 71 Potential Directions for the Development of Regional Airports in Europe 72 Global Corporations versus Polish Culture 73 Innovative Actions in Matters of Vocational Education 74 Unicorn or Dragon – How to Tap into Chinese Market for Growth? Workshops for Startups 75 Different Faces of Conservatism 76 Cross–border Cooperation on the Southern and Western Borders of Poland 78 Electromobility, Gas, Hydrogen – what Are the Practical Aspects of Using Alternative Fuel Vehicles and Would they Ultimately Replace Petroleum Fuel Vehicles? 80 Poland – Ukraine. New Dimensions of Neighborship 81 Success Stories: Krzysztof Pawinski 82 Circular Economy – What Is the Role of Business in Influencing Consumers Behaviour? 83 It’s Time to Invest 84 Strong Local Government – A Plan for Poland 85 Talking About Poland and the World: Beata Szydło 86 What does VAT Collection in Poland Looks Like? 87 Success Stories: Slawomir S. Sikora 88 Local History – a Creation of International Partnership 89 The Voice of American Investors in Poland 90 Globalisation 2.0 91 Success Stories: Pawel Kanclerz 16 17 92 Talking About Poland and the World: Grzegorz Bierecki 93 Traditional Chinese Medical Science and Comprehensive Health 94 Challenges in a Changing World – New Horizons, New Technologies 95 The Influence of Foreign Investors on Polish Economy and Society. 97 Trade and Investment Cooperation of the European Union Countries with its Eastern Partners and Neighbours – Are the Benefits Mutual? 99 From Stable Foundation to Bigger Projects – Only this Sequence will Allow to Fulfill the Vision of Railway Development 100 Food Waste Prevention – How does Europe Meet the Challenge? 102 The Family is Strength. A New Dimension of Family Policy 103 Regional Healthcare Programs in Local Government Policy 104 The Cardiology Development in Poland. Innovative Treatment and Table of contents Socio–Economic Conditions Table of contents 105 Instability on global markets. How does political risk affect Polish foreign trade? 106 DIGITAL WEAPONS OF TAX AUTHORITIES, i.e. analysis and monitoring in tax payer’s and public finance service 107 Poland’s national housing programme. How to acquire land, capital, technologies and employees to develop the domestic housing market. 108 PFR for development of Polish regional and local government 109 Presentation of the Economic Forum Report 113 A Europe of Common Values or A Europe of Common Interests? 114 Investments in Health and Health Economy – Health Challenges of the State in the Context of Economic Development 116 American Innovation Leaders 117 New Ways of Working – Revolution in the Polish Financial Sector 118 Business Founder Versus Professional Managers. What Model Increases the Company’s Development Chances? 119 Foreign Expansion of Polish Companies. Do They Stand a Chance of Becoming Global Champions? 120 The ABC of Tourism – To Present, To Promote, To Partake 121 Sport & Business Challenge 122 Transport Infrastructure in Europe for the Next Decade 124 Food and Environment Safety. Challenges and Perspectives 126 EU funding post 2020 for Innovation, Creativity and Intellectual Property 127 Jointly Investing in Cultural Heritage on the Eastern Border of the Union – Cross–border Cooperation in the Eyes of Female decision–makers 18 19 129 Can Central Europe Avoid a Middle Income Trap? 130 The Future of Polish–German Relations in the United Europe 131 Europe’s Neighbors or the Neighbors in Europe? 132 Growth in the Carpathians – Growth Around the Carpathians 133 Infrastructure of Europe of the Carpathians under Reconstruction 134 Quo Vadis, Europe? Directions of Europe’s Development and the Future of the European Union 136 The Carpathians’ Quiet Polonyny – How to Assure Political Security in Europe of the Carpathians? 137 Cooperation along the New Silk Road: political risks and economic opportunities 139 Central Communication Port and Transport Safety Policy Table of contents 141 Information Security. Are We All Spies? Are We All Spied On? Table of contents 142 Cyber Conflict and Geopolitics – the Cold War’s New Front 143 Redevelopment of Polish Shipyards – Can It Be Successful? 144 A New–Generation Security in Europe 145 Long- and Short-Term Energy Security in the EU – Projects and Plans for the Future 146 Energy of the Future: Macrotrends and Microstrategies 147 New Business in Energy Sector– Searching for Lost Profits 148 LNG and Other Alternative Fuels as a Way to Improve Air Quality. Examples from China – Conclusions and Recommendations before COP24 150 Investing in Renewable Energy – Growth Outlook 151 E–State – is it Still a Dream or is it a Fact? 152 With the Current or Against the Current? Prospects for the Development of Electromobility in Poland 153 Financial Services in a Digital World 154 A Robot or a Human Being? The Impact of Work Automation and Digitisation on Job Market 155 Investing in Startups – How to Do It Wisely? 156 Patient and System: Principles of Operation of Medical Care. Sources of Funding 158 Rules of Allocation – Finance for the Highest Health Value 160 Organizational Innovations for Quality and Safety 162 Healthcare Sector as a Driving Force for the Economic Development and Export 18 19 164 Are We Ready to Switch to the Value–based or Performance–based Model of Paying? Do We Have Tools for This? 166 Legal Protection Insurance – Unappreciated Ally of the Entrepreneur? 167 Polish Women – Businesswomen in the World 168 Why do We Need History
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