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Total area of the voivodeship |
11 710 km2 |
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Population: - in urban areas |
1 275 600 45.4% |
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Population density |
109 /km2 |
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Voivodeship capital |
Kielce |
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Other big towns in the voivodeship |
Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski, Starachowice, Skarżysko Kamienna, Sandomierz, Końskie |
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Special Economic Zones |
Starachowicka Tarnobrzeska |
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Regional Investor Assistance Centre |
Kielce |
Świętokrzyskie voivodeship is situated in the south-eastern part of Poland and neighbours the country’s biggest urban agglomerations: Warsaw, Kraków, Katowice, Lublin and Łódź. The region’s natural resources provide the raw materials for its cement and gypsum industries, and the products of the Świętokrzyskie region’s gypsum and cement plants are well-known on both Polish and foreign markets. Poland’s biggest building firms are based in the region. The region’s pride and joy is the Kielce Trade Fair – the country’s second biggest trade-fair facility, situated at the cross-roads of major national and international routes. It is one of Poland’s ecologically cleanest regions.
Investment opportunities
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large pool of qualified workforce for industry and other sectors of the economy
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developed economic infrastructure and financial institutions in Kielce and other bigger towns in the region
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well developed educational base
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large potential for agricultural and food-processing production
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rich mineral resources for building materials production (lime, cement)
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rich resources of medicinal mineral waters
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developed base of spas, sanatoriums, convalescence hospitals, recreational centres, hotels and private quarters in health resorts
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systematically modernised road network (route S7 and national routes 74 and 73) as well as of the pool of available investment grounds
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relatively low cost of labour
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increasing pool of the ecological food producers
Sectors with huge potential
Files:
Economic information about voivodship
Investment attractiveness of voivodship in 2010 |