Vol. 72 No. 3 (2017)
Saggi e Ricerche

The role of Poland’s primary sector in the development of the country’s bioeconomy

Nina Drejerska
Warsaw University of Life Sciences
Jarosław Gołębiewski
Warsaw University of Life Sciences

Published 2018-03-07

Keywords

  • bioeconomy,
  • primary sector,
  • region,
  • spatial analysis

How to Cite

Drejerska, N., & Gołębiewski, J. (2018). The role of Poland’s primary sector in the development of the country’s bioeconomy. Italian Review of Agricultural Economics (REA), 72(3), 311–326. https://doi.org/10.13128/REA-22806

Abstract

The main objective is to assess the role of the primary sector in the Polish economy as a prerequisite for development of the bioeconomy. Based on the data on the main suppliers of biomass, it can be clearly noticed that agriculture with its share of 76% plays an important role in biomass supply of the entire country. The share of the primary sector in GVA was used for spatial analyses for the period 2004-2012. Analyses conducted with the use of the global Moran I and local Moran statistics show that biomass production in Poland differs considerably by subregion – there are clusters of subregions where the primary sector plays an important role, and others where it has only a marginal character. These clusters cross regional administrative boundaries, justifying an interregional approach in strategic and policy planning, facilitating development of the bioeconomy in Poland.

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