Disparity v alokácii a čerpaní zdrojov s dôrazom na marginálne regióny Slovenska

Rok, strany: 2014, 269 - 286

Like in many other EU countries, the basic trend in the regional development of Slovakia is divergence. Increasing regional disparities multiply the adverse situation of economically weaker marginal regions. Stopping or changing this trend depends on the support provided by the EU Structural Funds (EU SF) and the State Budget (SB). Finances from these sources should be preferably allocated in marginal regions. This article has two aims. The first is to delimit marginal districts (in terms of socio-economic marginality) and the second is to analyse the drawing of funds first of all by the delimited marginal regions. Data issued by the Regional Database of the Statistical Office of the SR, Centre for Labour, Social Matters and the Family, and Central Information System were used in the presented analyses. On the basis of the applied methodology, 21 marginal districts with different level of marginality were identified in Slovakia. The results of the analyses show that only 4 of the marginal districts are in the group of 23 districts with the top amounts drawn. The above-mentioned and other results indicate that allocation or drawing on funds did not respect the rule of preference of the delimited marginal districts with the exception of the district of Rimavská Sobota. Key words: regional differences, marginal regions, identification, allocation, use of resources, Slovaki

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Michálek, A. 2014. Disparity v alokácii a čerpaní zdrojov s dôrazom na marginálne regióny Slovenska. In Geografický časopis, vol. 66, no.3, pp. 269-286. 0016-7193.

APA:

Michálek, A. (2014). Disparity v alokácii a čerpaní zdrojov s dôrazom na marginálne regióny Slovenska. Geografický časopis, 66(3), 269-286. 0016-7193.