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Institute of Agricultural and Food Economics – National Research Institute

Warszawa, Poland

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Partner description:

The Institute of Agricultural and Food Economics – National Research Institute (IAFE-NRI) is a Polish independent scientific and research centre with 60 years of scientific achievement and experience in analysing economic and production processes in the Polish agriculture and food economy. The scientific staff of the Institute comprises 10 professors, 7 assistant professors (PhD hab.), 31 doctors (PhD), 33 assistants and 4 technical research specialists, employed in 9 scientific departments.

What they do for Perceive:

The IAFE-NRI is a research institute specialized in agricultural economics and regional studies and important part of its current research concentrates on EU policies and their impact on socioeconomic growth. Within the PERCEIVE project IAFE-NRI will be involved in the analysis of EU policies and their impact. More precisely, the IAFE-NRI will coordinate a report on the policy recommendations on how to integrate Cohesion Policy with Urban and Rural policies. In completing this task, the IAFE-NRI will address how territorial cohesion objectives match the “real problems”. In order to increase the effectiveness of this approach, a comparative analysis between the case study regions will be conducted in order to identify the best practice in mixing the EU policy instruments for a better achievement of regional needs.

Academic Staff:

Paweł Chmieliński

Department: Social and Regional Policy

Title: PhD

Role in PERCEIVE: Leader of the IAFE-NRI team, researcher

Bio

Pawel Chmieliński is co-organiser of the European Rural Development Network. His research focuses on public policies for rural development; development of non-farm rural economy, labour markets, farm diversification, social structures & employment of rural population; local governance and community development.

email: Pawel.Chmielinski@ierigz.waw.pl

Andrzej Kowalski

Department: Director of the IEFE-NRI

Title: Professor

Role in PERCEIVE: Consultant

Bio

Andrzej Kowalski is Director of IAFE-NRI, lecturer at Warsaw School of Economics, in the period 2004-2006 – Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development. His key research interests are agricultural development, agricultural policy, agro-business, social conditions and barriers to agricultural development.

email: Andrzej.Kowalski@ierigz.waw.pl

Barbara Wieliczko

Department: Agricultural Finance

Title: Communication officer for IAFE-NRI

Role in PERCEIVE: Researcher

Bio

Barbara Wieliczko is specialized in evaluating agricultural policies and rural development measures within CAP and national policies. She is participant of many evaluation and research projects, including, among others, surveys and case studies. She is also an analyst of the Polish Senate.

email: Barbara.Wieliczko@ierigz.waw.pl

Zbigniew Floriańczyk

Department: Agricultural Accountancy

Title: PhD

Role in PERCEIVE: Researcher

Bio

Zbigniew Floriańczyk is head of the Polish FADN. His research focuses on performance monitoring and development processes analysis in agriculture, productivity analysis of different types of farms based on FADN and modelling interactions between CAP instruments and farm incomes disparities.

email: Zbigniew.Florianczyk@ierigz.waw.pl

Marek Wigier

Department: Food Industry Economics

Title: PhD

Role in PERCEIVE: Researcher

Bio

Marek Wigier’s research focuses on EU agricultural and rural development policy, Polish agricultural and rural development policies, market intervention system, evaluation of RDP, macro and micro economics analysis of agricultural and food industry. He is also the coordinator of the IAFE-NRI’s multi-annual research programmes.

email: Marek.Wigier@ierigz.waw.pl

Adam Wasilewski

Department: Social and Regional Policy

Title: PhD

Role in PERCEIVE: Researcher

Bio

Adam Wasilewski’s research focuses on effectiveness and efficiency of structural and regional policy instruments affecting the development of rural entrepreneurship, the role of institutions in rural development and ICT development in rural areas.

email: Adam.Wasilewski@ierigz.waw.pl

Marcin Gospodarowicz

Department: Social and Regional Policy

Title: Assistant professor (PhD hab.)

Role in PERCEIVE: Researcher

Bio

Marcin Gospodarowicz’s research focuses on the institutional and infrastructural aspects of sustainable rural development, the instruments promoting entrepreneurship, the assessment of the effectiveness and efficiency of the EU financial instruments supporting enterprises in the rural areas and quantitative analysis.

email: Marcin.Gospodarowicz@ierigz.waw.pl

Hanna Kulawik

Department: Finance and Accounting Department

Title: MSc, chief accountant

Role in PERCEIVE: Financial officer for IAFE-NRI

Bio

Hanna Kulawik is chief accountant of IAFE-NRI since 1985, expert in financial accounting and experienced auditor.

email: Hanna.Kulawik@ierigz.waw.pl

Latest journal contributions by Institute of Agricultural and Food Economics – National Research Institute

Small and local projects as backbone of EU perception

11/06/2019 | Institute of Agricultural and Food Economics – National Research Institute | Events, People

Small and local projects as backbone of EU perception

Only a week to go before PERCEIVE Final Conference: researchers from 7 partner academic institutions are going to present the findings of their work in Brussels, on June 19. Pawel Chmielinski from the Institute of Agricultural and Food Economics – National Research Institute (IAFE-NRI) shares some thoughts before the event.

PERCEIVE’s Workshop with LMAs in Dolnoslaskie region, Poland: more flexibility and simpler messages to citizens

30/09/2018 | Institute of Agricultural and Food Economics – National Research Institute | Workshop | WP1, WP2, WP3, WP7

PERCEIVE’s Workshop with LMAs in Dolnoslaskie region, Poland: more flexibility and simpler messages to citizens

PERCEIVE workshop in Polonia was organized in Wroclaw (Dolnoslaskie region) with the participation of regional stakeholders representing regional Local Managing Authorities. Read further to find out the results.