Transcript OFERTA INWESTYCYJNA

CITY OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
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Szczecinek is one of the most dynamically developing cities in Poland. The
concept of sustainable development adopted by the City and District
authorities has resulted in numerous investments in technical and social
infrastructure of the region,
Organisation of water and wastewater management, redevelopment of the
city transportation system and development of the investment land within
the "Szczecinek Area" of the Special Economic Zone are the major projects
carried out using EU funds and with an enormous commitment of the local
government's own resources,
The specific location of the city (three lakes within its administrative
boundaries) makes it not only an attractive investment area, but also
creates opportunities for active recreation and tourism,
GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION
Distance from airports:
Poznań – 174 km
Goleniów – 160 km
Gdańsk – 181 km
Warszawa – 400 km
Berlin – 309 km
Distance from sea ports :
Szczecin – 178 km
Gdańsk – 181 km
The nearest border crossing points:
POLAND/GERMANY – 187 km
POLAND/GERMANY – 218 km
ROAD AND RAIL NETWORK
Baltic Sea
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NATIONAL ROADS
- No. 11 Poznań – Szczecinek –
Kołobrzeg,
- No. 20 Szczecin - Szczecinek –
Gdańsk,
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Baltic Sea
MAIN RAILWAY LINES
- Poznań - Kołobrzeg,
- Gdańsk - Chojnice – Szczecin,
- Szczecinek – Miastko – Gdańsk.
RAILWAY JUNCTION AND THE NATIONAL ROAD
STATISTICAL DATA
The Town area
48,46 km2
The population
40 023
The District area
The population
1.765 km2
77.004
NUMBER AND STRUCTURE OF THE LARGEST PROFESSIONAL
GROUPS REGISTERED IN THE DISTRICT EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Unemployment rate (entire district) – May 2013 – 25,9%
People having a profession in the population of the unemployed 77.39%,
Number
Total %
Ironworker
266
5,09
Manual worker
240
4,59
Bookkeeper
201
3,85
Builder
181
3,46
Taylor
147
2,81
Car mechanic
110
2,10
Construction technician
94
1,80
Electrical technician
75
1,43
Mechanical technician
72
1,37
Carpenter
57
1,09
Professional group
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
The district operates six vocational schools, which educate young people
in 32 specialties.
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Selected fields of study:
ICT technician
mechanic
electronics technician
wood technology technician
mechatronics fitter
economist
IT technician
electromechanician
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
• We are open to cooperation and ready to sign
agreements on the establishment of
fields of study at our schools according to the
needs of specific industrial production.
INDUSTRY IN THE DISTRICT
 The natural location of Szczecinek favours the development of the wood,
furniture and food industries,
 The city has a rich tradition in the development of plants in the IT,
electrical engineering and telecommunications industries,
 A special role is played by Kronospan, which is the world's largest
manufacturer of MDF and particleboards, creating excellent economic
and logistical conditions for launching the production of furniture in the
SEZ, directly adjacent to the factory.
LARGE ENTERPRISES
 KRONOSPAN – wood industry
foreign capital - AUSTRIA
 ELDA- Schneider Electric – electric equipment
foreign capital - FRANCE
 TELZAS ETC Group – telecommunications
foreign capital - GERMANY
 WZ EUROCOPERT – stationery
foreign capital - GERMANY
 KPPD S.A. – wood industry
 POM-EKO – agricultural equipment
 CENTROSTAL S.A. – steel products
 GAWEX – telecommunications, multimedia
 ELMILK – fat industry plant, food industry
foreign capital - GERMANY
INDUSTRY IN THE TOWN
BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT
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Szczecinek Business Support Centre
Banks - 8 branches
Department of the Customs Office
District Sanitary and Epidemiological Station
Social Insurance Company
Tax Office
District Employment Agency
PRO DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES
 100% of the city is covered by spatial
development plans
 The Strategy for Urban Development is in place,
 The Strategy for Urban Transport is in place,
 A 53 ha investment area included in the Słupsk
Special Economic Zone,
 Support for new investments by local tax
allowances,
 Establishment of the Szczecinek Business
Support Centre
THE SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE
“THE SZCZECINEK AREA”
 The “Szczecinek Area” with the surface area of 95 ha is part of the Słupsk
Special Economic Zone,
 42 ha of the SEZ are taken up by the KRONOSPAN plant,
 The city owns additional 53 ha of investment land situated in convenient
locations,
 All plots in the area have a regulated legal status,
 The city has invested nearly PLN 15 million in linear infrastructure within the
two major complexes of the area,
 The area is ready to accommodate both SMEs and large enterprises,
 The City will prepare the required surface area according to the tenderer's
needs.
INVESTMENT
AREAS
„ Szczecinek area” consists of 9
complexes - 95,5117 ha:
Complexes developed:
Complex 1;2;3;4 – Krono Group
Greenfields
 Complex 5 – Narutowicza
 Complex 6 – Łukasiewicza
 Complex 7 – Strzelnica
 Complex 8 – Koszalińska
 Complex 9 – Leśna
4,2 ha
5,9 ha
8,5 ha
2,0 ha
32 ha
The total area of the complexes 5 - 9
is 53.38 ha
The city owns 53 ha of investment land
situated in convenient locations.
AVAILABILITY OF UTILITIES
 ELECTRICITY – available power: 20 MW, voltage 15 kV
 NATURAL GAS – calorific value: 36 MJ/Nm3, pipe diameter 315 PE,
 WATER – available amount of water for production purposes: 300 m3/h,
complete infrastructure
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WASTEWATER COLLECTION – possible wastewater collection capacity:
300 m3/h, complete infrastructure
 LOGICAL NETWORK – available
The values refer to the existing infrastructure. For larger needs, it is
necessary to contact with suppliers of various utilities.
SZCZECINEK FURNITURE CLUSTER
KRONOSPAN together with regional and local authorities,
and in cooperation with Board of Słupsk Special Economic
Zone initiated the establishment of the Szczecinek
Furniture Cluster.
STOL-TAP Company as a first member of the Szczecinek
Furniture Cluster, launched the investment of 1,7 mio. PLN
(May 2013) and employed 25 persons.
In 2014, it is planned to construct the production facilities
within the SCF of about 40.000 sq. metres.
KRONOSPAN plans to invest 50 million euros over the next
few years in the development of Szczecinek Furniture
Cluster and the creation of the Technology Park.
SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE
The local government effectively cares for the inhabitants' quality of life:
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Establishment of a company named "Szpital w Szczecinku" and inviting private capital to the creation of
specialised health care centres (cardiology, nephrology, ophthalmology, dialysis),
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Initiated extension of the hospital to include a new segment and the Hospital Emergency Ward with a
helipad.
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Own subsidies of the local government to the educational grant for an extra-curricular activities and to
increase the effectiveness of the teaching process
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Modification of the spatial development plans to allow the "entry" of larger chain stores into the city
(Tesco, Lidl, KAUFLAND...)
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Reconstruction of the city communications system
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Establishment of a system of grants for renovation of residential buildings
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Thermal efficiency improvement of public utility facilities
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The City supports cultural activities/Small Philharmonic, theatre, film club/
SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE
EDUCATION
The city operates:
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Kindergartens
Primary schools
Junior secondary schools
Vocational schools
High schools
Branches of universities
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Each year the City allocates
additional resources to conduct
extra-curricular
activities
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provides students with free sports
facilities and coaches.
EDUCATION
SAFETY
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Lit pedestrian crossings,
Installation of a speed camera and increased staffing of the Municipal Police,
Introduced 24-hour shifts of the Municipal Police,
Installation of visual monitoring of the city based on Wi-max technology /32
cameras/,
The city is one of the two safest in the region in the police ranking.
HEALTH SERVICE
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The District and the City established a company named “Szpital w Szczecinku” and
initiated the procedure of extension of the complex with a new block of beds and
the Hospital Emergency Ward with a helipad.
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Conditions allowing private entities to invest
in the establishment of new hospital wards have been created,
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External companies invested around PLN 30 m. and established: Dialysis, Invasive
Cardiology, Ophthalmology, and Nephrology Wards,
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The hospital and specialist clinics are equipped with modern diagnostic
equipment: computer tomography, digital mammograph, digital x-ray, equipment
for mammotome biopsy etc.
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Accreditation for the specialisation of young medical staff has been obtained in
almost all hospital wards.
THE HOSPITAL EXPANSION 2012 - 2013
HEALTH SERVICE
Cardiology „Allenort”
The Hospital expansion
Dialysis
HEALTH SERVICE
Division of Ophthalmology, the
station dialysis and the
latest generation digital mammograph,
purchased for the Hospital.
SPORTS & RECREATION
The city has numerous sports and recreation facilities:
 3 full-size sports halls, 2 football pitches „Orlik”
 Europe's longest water ski lift
 Regional Tennis Centre - 11 courts /3 indoor/
 Swimming pool
 2 excursion boats and water taxis
 A network of bicycle paths
 Renovated historic city park
 Skating rink, climbing wall
 Developed bank of the Trzesiecko Lake - the "Mouse Island"
SPORTS & RECREATION
SPORTS & RECREATION CENTER
CULTURE
 A specialised unit dedicated to culture and promotion of the Szczecinek
region has been established - the Self-Government Agency for Promotion
and Culture – SAPIK
 The Small Philharmonic in Szczecinek has been launched along with the
School of Music
 Dozens of valuable theatrical productions have been brought to
Szczecinek, including entering into cooperation with theatres from
Warsaw,
 A professional area for mass events has been prepared in the Zachód
estate.
 The public library has been renovated, computerised and reorganised
CULTURE
CULTURE – „THE SMALL FILHARMONY”
PROMOTION OF THE REGION
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The city and the sub-region are subject to constant promotion services provided by the SelfGovernment Agency for Promotion and Culture /SAPIK/.
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SAPIK performs integrated PR activities aimed at economic and tourist promotion
in the Polish market and abroad.
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The policy to promote the assets of the City has resulted, among others, in awarding the
package of services called “Bayern Excursion Boat” with the Tourist Product of the Year 2007
title. The city has received the “First-Class Investor” title from the Polish Sports
Infrastructure Club, and the water ski lift has been recognised as “The Sports Investment of
the Year 2008”.
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In its promotional activities SAPIK cooperates with national television stations
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The promotional activities will continue in 2013, a prospective investors will gain marketing
support in the projects carried out by SAPiK.
Municipality Office
Plac Wolności 13
78-400 Szczecinek
Poland
Local Development Department
Mr Maciej Makselon
Tel. + 48 94 37 141 52
Mobile + 48 607 773 041
E-mail:
[email protected]
www.investmentplots.pl
www.szczecinek.pl