This publication was prepared by the Statistical Office in Warszawa in order to present the current state of agriculture in Mazowieckie Voivodship and the image of the Masovian countryside compared to Poland and other voivodships.

Demographic changes are nowadays one of the biggest challenges facing societies and although they are mainly the result of processes that have been taking place for many years, their effects – both economic and social – are already felt. Currently observed trends in the field of factors affecting the size and structure of the population, such as: a decrease in fertility, an increase in life expectancy, the creation and breakdown of families, movement of population, determine the labour market, education, health care, and also affect the nature of consumption or the social security market. It can be concluded that along with the progressing demographic changes, the areas of social and economic life that they condition will expand.

The Statistical Office in Warszawa has prepared the next edition of the publication “Children in Mazowieckie Voivodship” using data coming from statistical surveys as well as from administrative sources. The information presented in graphical form with short analytical comments concern: demographic phenomena, the child’s place in the family and beyond, supporting families with dependent children, social care, health and medical care, education and upbringing, culture and leisure, as well as threats to health and life. In order to show the diversity within the region, selected data were presented at the level of urban areas, rural areas and powiats. The publication ends with a comparison of Mazovia with other voivodships in the country, as illustrated by numerous charts.

The thematic layout of the publication allows for the effective identification of the development needs of Mazovia and supports regional analyses carried out in order to monitor the implementation of public policy assumptions. The analysis was made in various territorial sections, which enabled the presentation of differences in the social and economic development of the Voivodship. The analytical text of the study was enriched with tables and a graphic presentation in the form of maps and charts, which allows for a quick and effective perception of statistical information, as well as spatial relations of phenomena presented by them.

Social and economic transformations on a local scale and the strengthening of the role of local government increase the demand for broadly understood statistical information on gminas and powiats. Thinking about local authorities and residents of Mazowieckie Voivodship, the Statistical Office in Warszawa has prepared the eighteenth edition of the study entitled "Statistics of gminas and powiats of Mazowieckie Voivodship in 2015 and 2022". It is a supplement to the publications of the Statistics Poland and the Office describing the diversity of selected elements of the socio-economic potential of gminas and powiats in Mazowieckie Voivodship. The technical solutions used enable both quick access to data and the presentation of indicators in a form tailored to the individual needs of the user. We hope that the study will be useful for you in your current work and will become a pretext for getting to know our other products.

The publication presents statistical data for 2022 that characterise the demographic and socio-economic situation of the districts of the Capital City of Warsaw and is a supplement to the Statistical Yearbook of Warsaw.

The Metropolitan Area of Warsaw, due to the functional connections between the territorial units that are part of it, is treated as an integrated organism of social and economic changes taking place in it.

This publication is a response to the needs of local government authorities and representatives of local government units. It characterizes both the diversity within region mazowiecki regionalny, as well as its position among other regions of Poland and supplements the publication Region warszawski stołeczny, which has been published for many years.

Data for Warsaw

This publication was prepared by the Statistical Office in Warszawa in order to present the current state of agriculture in Mazowieckie Voivodship and the image of the Masovian countryside compared to Poland and other voivodships.

Demographic changes are nowadays one of the biggest challenges facing developing societies and although they are mainly the result of processes that have been taking place for many years, their effects – both economic and social – are now beginning to be felt. The observed trends in the field of factors affecting the size and structure of he population, such as: a decrease in fertility, an increase in life expectancy, the creation and breakdown of families, movement of population, determine the labour market, education, health care, and also affect the nature of consumption or the social security market. It can be concluded that along with the progressing demographic changes, the areas of social and economic life that they condition will expand.

The thematic layout of the publication allows for the effective identification of the development needs of Mazovia and supports regional analyses carried out in order to monitor the implementation of public policy assumptions. The analysis was made in various territorial sections, which enabled the presentation of differences in the social and economic development of the Voivodship. The analytical text of the study was enriched with tables and a graphic presentation in the form of maps and charts, which allows for a quick and effective perception of statistical information, as well as spatial relations of phenomena presented by them.

Social and economic transformations on a local scale and the strengthening of the role of local government increase the demand for broadly understood statistical information on gminas and powiats. Thinking about local authorities and residents of Mazowieckie Voivodship, the Statistical Office in Warszawa has prepared the seventeenth edition of the study entitled "Statistics of gminas and powiats of Mazowieckie Voivodship in 2010 and 2021". It is a supplement to the publications of the Statistics Poland and the Office describing the diversity of selected elements of the socio-economic potential of gminas and powiats in Mazowieckie Voivodship. The technical solutions used enable both quick access to data and the presentation of indicators in a form tailored to the individual needs of the user. We hope that the study will be useful for you in your current work and will become a pretext for getting to know our other products.

The publication presents statistical data for 2020 that characterize the demographic and socio-economic situation of the districts of the Capital City of Warsaw and is a supplement to the Yearbook.

Demographic changes are nowadays one of the biggest challenges facing developing societies and although they are mainly the result of processes that have been taking place for many years, their effects – both economic and social – are now beginning to be felt now. The observed trends in the field of factors affecting the size and structure of the population, such as: a decrease in fertility, an increase in life expectancy, the creation and breakdown of families, movement of population, determine the labour market, education, health care, and also affect the nature of consumption or the social security market. It can be concluded that along with the progressing demographic changes, the areas of social and economic life that they condition will expand.

The Metropolitan Area of Warsaw, due to the functional connections between the territorial units that are part of it, is treated as an integrated organism of social and economic changes taking place in it. The Development Strategy of the Warsaw Metropolitan Area until 2030 defines the area as “an inspiring, energetic European development centre, where high quality of life and excellent business conditions are harmoniously combined, based on the creativity of residents, potential for cooperation and new technologies”.

Data for Warsaw

The Statistical Office in Warszawa has prepared the next edition of the publication “Children in Mazowieckie Voivodship” using data coming from statistical surveys as well as from administrative sources. The information presented in graphical form with short analytical comments concern: demographic phenomena, the child’s place in the family and beyond, supporting families with dependent children, social care, health and medical care, education and upbringing, culture and leisure, as well as threats to health and life. In order to show the diversity within the region, selected data were presented at the level of urban areas, rural areas and powiats. The publication ends with a comparison of Mazovia with other voivodships in the country, as illustrated by numerous charts.

The thematic layout of the publication allows for the effective identification of the development needs of Mazovia and supports regional analyses carried out in order to monitor the implementation of public policy assumptions. The analysis was made in various territorial sections, which made it possible to present social stratification and diversification in the economic development of the voivodship. The analytical text of the study was enriched with tables and graphic presentation in the form of maps and charts, which allows for quick and effective perception of statistical information and the spatial relations of phenomena presented through them.

The publication presents statistical data for 2020 that characterize the demographic and socio-economic situation of the districts of the Capital City of Warsaw and is a supplement to the Yearbook.

The Metropolitan Area of Warsaw, due to the functional connections between the territorial units that are part of it, is treated as an integrated organism of social and economic changes taking place in it. The Development Strategy of the Warsaw Metropolitan Area until 2030 defines the area as “an inspiring, energetic European development centre, where high quality of life and excellent business conditions are harmoniously combined, based on the creativity of residents, potential for cooperation and new technologies”.

This publication is a response to the needs of local government authorities and representatives of local government units. It characterizes both the diversity within region mazowiecki regionalny, as well as its position among other regions of Poland and supplements the publication Region warszawski stołeczny, which has been published for many years.

Data for Warsaw

This publication has been prepared by the Statistical Office in Warszawa in order to present the current condition of agriculture in Mazowieckie Voivodship and of Mazovian countryside against the background of Poland and other voivodships.

Demographic changes are nowadays one of the biggest challenges facing developing societies and although they are mainly the result of processes that have been taking place for many years, their effects – both economic and social – are beginning to be felt now. The observed trends in the field of factors affecting the size and structure of the population, such as: decrease in fertility, increase in life expectancy, creation and breakdown of families, movement of population, determine the labour market, education, health care, and also affect the nature of consumption or the social insurance market. It can be concluded that, along with the progressing demographic changes, the areas of social and economic life that they condition will expand.

The data presented in the Report relate to 2020 or the last available year. In order to illustrate changes over time, some issues are presented in a multi-year retrospective. For most topics, the presentation of phenomena dates back to 2010. The population projection was presented in the horizon until 2030. Selected data were compared to the average values ​​for the country. In this year's edition of the study, in selected sections, comments were made on new information introduced into the surveys of official statistics in connection with the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.

The Statistical Office in Warszawa, using the experience of the Centre for Administrative Data Sources and the Mazovian Centre for Regional Surveys, has prepared an experimental work on the generation of young Polish adults living with parents. The skillful use of administrative data in conjunction with innovative methods for determining families and identifying populations, developed in the Demographic Surveys Department of the Statistics Poland, gave surprising results. We have managed to create a very detailed picture of a certain segment of the population of the country's inhabitants in the scale of gminas and individual years. So far, studies by sociologists and statisticians have been based solely on the representative method. Administrative sources made it possible to draw an experimental portrait of the entire generation of young adults living with parents in Poland.

This publication is a response to the needs of local government authorities and representatives of local government units. It characterizes both the diversity within region mazowiecki regionalny, as well as its position among other regions of Poland and supplements the publication Region warszawski stołeczny, which has been published for many years.

The publication presents statistical data for 2019 that characterize the demographic and socio-economic situation of the districts of the Capital City of Warsaw and is a supplement to the Yearbook.

Under the new NUTS 2016 classifi cation valid since 1 January 2018, introduced by the Regulation of the EU Commission, Mazowieckie Voivodship was divided into two statistical regions – warszawski stołeczny and mazowiecki regionalny. This regulation is the result of the revision of the Classification of Territorial Units for Statistics (NUTS), under which modifications were made to the statistical units of 9 EU Member States.

Data for Warsaw

This publication has been prepared by the Statistical Offi ce in Warszawa in order to present the current condition of agriculture in Mazowieckie Voivodship and of Mazovian countryside against the background of Poland and other voivodships.

This publication has been prepared by the Statistical Offi ce in Warszawa in order to present the current condition of agriculture in Mazowieckie Voivodship and of Mazovian countryside against the background of Poland and other voivodships.

Demographic changes are nowadays one of the biggest challenges facing developing societies and although they are mainly the result of processes that have been taking place for many years, their effects – both economic and social – are beginning to be felt now. Observed trends in the field of factors affecting the size and structure of the population, such as: decrease in fertility, increase in life expectancy, creation and breakdown of families, movement of population, determine the labour market, education, health care, and also affect the nature of consumption or the social insurance market. It can be concluded that, along with the progressing demographic changes, the areas of social and economic life that they condition will expand.

Care for children’s wellbeing, guaranteeing them care and possibility of development of their abilities occupy an important place in the programmes of activities of various social and political organizations, they are also of interest to the most respected international bodies. Official statistics also includes in the conducted surveys issues related to children and youth.

In this edition of the publication, many changes have been made to both the set of information presented and to the grouping of it. At present, the Report is a comprehensive analytical study relating to the development challenges of the country and voivodships contained in the National Strategy for Regional Development 2030. In this basic strategic document of the state’s regional policy, the challenges identified include: climate change; counteracting the negative effects of demographic processes; developing and supporting human and social capital; increase in the productivity and innovation of regional economies; development of infrastructure improving competitiveness, investment attractiveness and living conditions in regions; increasing the efficiency of development management (including financing development activities).

The study contains an analytical comment divided into thematic sections, enriched with a graphic illustration in the form of graphs and maps, and a tabular part in which detailed statistical data are presented. The whole is complemented by general and methodological notes at the end of the publication. The edition was prepared in the Polish-English language version.

Under the new NUTS 2016 classifi cation valid since 1 January 2018, introduced by the Regulation of the EU Commission, Mazowieckie Voivodship was divided into two statistical regions – warszawski stołeczny and mazowiecki regionalny. This regulation is the result of the revision of the Classification of Territorial Units for Statistics (NUTS), under which modifications were made to the statistical units of 9 EU Member States.

This publication has been prepared by the Statistical Office in Warsaw in order to present the current condition of agriculture in Mazowieckie voivodship and of Mazovian countryside against the background of Poland and other voivodships.

In 2019, twenty years have passed since the Mazowieckie voivodship along with 15 others found themselves on the map of Poland. This is a good moment to look at the path in socio-economic development of Mazovia, where it was in 1999 and where it is now.

The aim of the publication is to present quantitative and qualitative changes in the size and structure of the population, as well as demographic phenomena such as: marriages, separations, divorces, births, deaths, population migrations, which give the opportunity to diagnose the demographic situation of Mazowieckie Voivodship, with particular emphasis on phenomena, which were registered in 2018. In addition, they enable analyzes in many areas of socio-economic life, e.g. data on population according to educational and economic age groups allow to determine the impact of the demographic factor on the future situation in education, labour market and in the sphere of retirement and other pension benefits.

The analysis covered the group of entities registered in the REGON register by headquarters as of 31st January 2019. The entities were assigned geographical coordinates, which allowed the presentation of results in a grid of squares measuring 500x500 metres by selected legal status, period of registration of the unit and nature of economic activity.

This publication contains analytical and tabular part, which comprise a set of information on such aspects of socio-economic life of the region as: size and structure of population, labour market, wages and salaries, pensions, prices, agriculture, sold production of industry and construction, housing construction, internal market, financial results and investment outlays of enterprises. The analytical part, apart from tables and charts, contains basic methodological explanations.

This publication was prepared on the basis of selected data contained in the Local Data Bank. Data were presented according to the division into regions (NUTS 2) and subregions (NUTS 3) in force from 1 January 2018 and in an additional cross-section - for gminas forming the Warsaw Functional Area (WOF).

The study contains an analytical comment divided into thematic sections, enriched with a graphic illustration in the form of graphs and maps, and a tabular part in which detailed statistical data are presented. The whole is complemented by general and methodological notes at the end of the publication. The edition was prepared in the Polish-English language version.

Under the new NUTS 2016 classification valid since 1 January 2018, introduced by the Regulation of the EU Commission, Mazowieckie voivodship was divided into two statistical regions – Warsaw capital and mazowiecki regional. This regulation is the result of the revision of the Classification of Territorial Units for Statistics (NUTS), under which modifications were made to the statistical units of 9 EU Member States.

The Sejm of the Republic of Poland, by way of a resolution of June 8, 2017, established 2018 as the Year of Women's Rights. From November 28, 1918, by the Decree of the Chief of State Józef Piłsudski on the electoral law to the Legislative Sejm, women hold electoral rights in Poland and actively participate in the public life of the country. From the 1920s, social statistics document the growing role of women in socio-economic and in political life.

This publication has been prepared by the Statistical Office in Warsaw in order to present the current condition of agriculture in Mazowieckie voivodship and of Mazovian countryside against the background of Poland and other voivodships.

The aim of the publication is to present data on quantity and quality changes in the size and structure of population, as well as data on: marriages, separations, divorces, births, deaths and population migrations, which give the opportunity to diagnose the demographic situation of Mazowieckie voivodship in 2017. Moreover, the data allow for analysing different areas of socio-economic life, e.g. data on population by educational and economic age groups enable to determine influence of demographic factor on future of educational system, labour market, and pension benefits.

The Statistical Office in Warsaw has prepared next edition of the publication “Children in Mazowieckie voivodship” using data coming from statistical surveys as well as from administrative sources. The information presented in 6 sections concern: demographic phenomena, child’s place in and outside a family, situation of families with dependent children, social care, health and medical care, education, culture and leisure, health and life hazards, as well as changes in the number, structure of children and youth, projected until 2050.

In 2018, 100 years have passed since the establishment of the Central Statistical Office. On this occasion, the Statistical Office in Warsaw prepared the “Statistical Atlas of Mazowieckie Voivodship” presenting the spatial diversity of social and economic phenomena in the region. The Mazovia is considered one of the most internally diversified voivodships in Poland. This results from the dominating position of Warsaw and dynamically developing metropolitan area surrounded by areas struggling with the problems of depopulation, unemployment and low entrepreneurship.

This publication contains analytical and tabular part, which comprise a set of information on such aspects of socio-economic life of the region as: size and structure of population, labour market, wages and salaries, pensions, prices, agriculture, sold production of industry and construction, housing construction, internal market, financial results and investment outlays of enterprises. The analytical part, apart from tables and charts, contains basic methodological explanations.

On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Decree, the Statistical Office in Warszawa, willing to express appreciation for the role of women which they play in the social and economic life of the country, presents a study entitled "Women in the Mazowieckie Voivodship".

There are five subregional centres in Mazowieckie voivodship: Ciechanów, Ostrołęka, Płock, Radom and Siedlce. These cities, until the end of 1998, were the capitals of the voivodships, and after the administrative reform from January 1, 1999 they gained the status of cities with powiat rights. The exception is Ciechanów, which gained the status of urban gmina. Since 1999, majority of these cities recorded a population decrease mainly due to migration. One of the reasons for population decline was the suburbanisation process and the outflow of population to the suburban area.

Data presented in the publication concern quantity and quality changes in size and structure of the population, as well as the following topics: marriages, separations, divorces, births, deaths, migration, which enable to diagnose demographic situation of Mazowieckie voivodship in 2016. Moreover, the data allow for analysing different areas of socio-economic life, e.g. data on population by educational and economic age groups enable to determine influence of demographic factor on future of educational system, labour market, and pension benefits.

The publication contains a set of information on social and economic situation of Warsaw districts in 2015. The publication starts with general notes and methodological notes, followed by two review tables. First of them presents Warsaw against the background of the country and voivodship, the second one – presents information on districts in 2005, 2010, 2014–2015. Each chapter is preceded by an analytical comment featuring phenomena presented in tabular part of a given chapter.

The publication starts with general notes and methodological notes, followed by two review tables. First of them presents Warsaw against the background of the country and voivodship, the second one – presents information on districts in 2005, 2010, 2013–2014. Each chapter is preceded by an analytical comment featuring phenomena presented in tabular part of a given chapter.

This publication describes the demographic situation of Mazowieckie voivodship in 2014 and consists of four parts presenting the following information: size and structure of the population; marriages, separations, divorces, births and deaths; internal and international migrations of population; ranking of powiats and gminas according to selected indicators.

The publication starts with general notes and methodological notes, followed by two review tables. First of them presents Warsaw against the background of the country and voivodship, the second one – presents information on districts in 2005, 2010, 2012-2013. Each chapter is preceded by an analytical comment featuring phenomena presented in tabular part of a given chapter.

Mazowieckie voivodship in figures

The publication consists of methodological notes, an analytical part and a tabular part. Methodological notes describe the aim and thematic scope of the survey, basic terms and definitions as well as the sampling scheme.

This publication describes the demographic situation of Mazowieckie voivodship in 2013 and consists of four parts presenting the following information: size and structure of the population; marriages, separations, divorces, births and deaths; internal and international migrations of population; ranking of powiats and gminas according to selected indicators.

Demografic and social-economic situation in the areas protected by law in selected gminas in mazowieckie voivodsip

The Statistical Office in Warsaw has prepared the third edition of the publication “Children in Mazowieckie voivodship” using data coming from statistical surveys as well as from administrative sources. The information presented in 5 sections concern: demographic phenomena, child’s place in and outside a family, situation of families with dependent children, social care, health and medical care, education, culture and leisure, health and life hazards as well as comparisons to the European Union countries (within the range of selected indicators).

This publication contains analytical and tabular part, which comprise a set of information on such aspects of socio-economic life of the region as: size and structure of population, labour market, wages and salaries, pensions, prices, agriculture, sold production of industry and construction, housing construction, internal market, financial results and investment outlays of enterprises. The analytical part, apart from tables and charts, contains basic methodological explanations.

Cities have a significant impact on demographic and economic potential of the regions. They are human, economic, technological and cultural capital hubs. Cities are a specific form of spatial organization, which features intense build up and high population density. Due to their significance, urban areas are in the centre of attention of both spatial policy of the country, defined in the Conception of Spatial Development of the Country 2030, and regional policy, defined in the National Strategy of Regional Development 2010‐2020.

The importance of employing knowledge for economic progress and the necessity of the development of human capital are among ten biggest challenges Poland faces, according to the strategy Poland 2030. As assumed in this strategy, in the next 17 years human capital is to become the main source of competitiveness of the Polish economy.

The publication starts with general notes and methodological notes, followed by two review tables. First of them presents Warsaw against the background of the country and voivodship, the second one – presents information on districts in 2005, 2010-2012. Each chapter is preceded by an analytical comment featuring phenomena presented in tabular part of a given chapter.

The positive and negative opinions of the inhabitants and regular visitors of the district are the source of stereotypes – labels attached to particular districts. Hence, some districts are associated with endless traffic jams and uncomfortable commuting or large share of industrial areas, others are considered only dormitory towns for those working in the city centre. However, because of the dynamic development in the recent years, some of the common images may have little in common with the reality. Therefore, to respond to the stereotypical perception of Warsaw’s districts, this ranking of their attractiveness according to living conditions has been prepared.

Presented data have been compiled on the basis of the information obtained from the European Statistical Offices and covers the set of data concerning 22 capital cities. The scope of information covers issues related to population, health, dwellings, public safety, culture and tourism. However, methodological differences in statistics of countries causes that the data presented in folder are not always strictly comparable.

Mazowieckie voivodship in figures