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.::. Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce .::. ISO 9001:2000 Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce Today is: Home page :: Authorities :: AGAVE :: Polish Maritime Cluster :: Maritime Industries Forum :: IMAC :: Contact :: Menu :: Home page Authorities AAO IMAC Contact :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce was created by the enterprises involved inmaritime economy. The principal purpose of the activities of the Chamber is to create conditions for using thesea as a natural factor of economic development of our region. The Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce realises its aims carrying out the following activities: assisting local economic initiatives and undertakings aimed at the development of entrepreneurship in the maritime economy; integrating the community of entrepreneurs involved in various fields of maritime economy and assurance ofrepresentation of this group of enterprises in relations with institutions of state and local administrationorganising business and social contacts for its members; collecting information concerning the maritime economy and setting up a computerised data base servingthe members of the Chamber; organising information-providing, advisory and training events for enterprises of maritime economy. The Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce also supervises the activities of the teamof sworn experts that consist of 150 specialists of different branches. ph./fax: +48 58 782 01 91 Top of the page :: Contact :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia POLAND ph. +48 58 782 01 91, 661 53 75 fax +48 58 782 01 91, 620 35 54 Vat: 586-20-14-014 Bank: Kredyt Bank S.A. o/Gdynia Account: 801500 1881 1218 8001 6463 0000 kigm@kigm.pl KIGM 2003 .::. Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce .::. ISO 9001:2000 Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce Today is: Home page :: Authorities :: AGAVE :: Polish Maritime Cluster :: Maritime Industries Forum :: IMAC :: Contact :: Menu :: Home page Authorities AAO IMAC Contact :: Authorities :: Council Chairman: Andrzej Kasprzak Vice-Chairmans: Tadeusz Zielonka Dariusz Rutkowski Members: Stanis aw D bicki Ryszard Ferworn Jan Jankowski Zbigniew Karpi ski Jerzy Korecki Jerzy Lewandowski J zef Lisowski Tomasz Marczy ski Jerzy Popiel Andrzej Rogozi ski Cezary Sylwestrzak Krzysztof Urba Jan Warcho Jerzy Wieli ski Tadeusz Zakrzewski Management Chairman: W odzimierz K osi ski Vice-chairman: Bogdan Bujanowski Vice-chairman: Andrzej Stachura Members: Krzysztof Kremky W adys aw Kugacki W odzimierz Zi kowski Board of Control Chairman: Zbigniew Nowakiewicz Vice-Chairman: Maria lusarczyk Members: Andrzej Bogucki Marek epik Krzysztof Michnal Top of the page :: Contact :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia POLAND ph. +48 58 782 01 91, 661 53 75 fax +48 58 782 01 91, 620 35 54 Vat: 586-20-14-014 Bank: Kredyt Bank S.A. o/Gdynia Account: 801500 1881 1218 8001 6463 0000 kigm@kigm.pl KIGM 2003 .::. Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce .::. ISO 9001:2000 Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce Today is: Home page :: Authorities :: AGAVE :: Polish Maritime Cluster :: Maritime Industries Forum :: IMAC :: Contact :: Menu :: Home page Authorities AAO IMAC Contact :: Average Agents' Office :: Average Agents' Office was established over 50 years ago. First in the structure of Polish Chamber of Foreign Trade and later in result of organisational changes became a department of Polish Chamber of Commerce . Since 1 st July, 2000 the Average Agents' Office has been operating in the structure of the Polish Chamberof Maritime Commerce in Gdynia. Average Agents' Office represents foreign insures on the territory of Poland in respect of: Survey of cargo damaged in land, sea and air transport; Survey of damaged means of transport; Hull and machinery survey and supervision on repairs of ships; Survey and supervision on loading/securing of heavy lifts, especially deck cargo; Insurance investigations in case of theft/robbery of trucks, containers and/or cargo; Salvage sale of damaged goods; Assistance to Polish companies in case of General Average and, upon authorisation, signing of General Average Guarantee; Legal assistance in decisions concerning disputes, arbitration and litigation falling within the regulations of themaritime and commercial code; Settlement of Insurance Policy claims; Recovery claims. Average Agents' Office 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia Poland ph./fax. +48 58 620 22 79, +48 58 621 87 46 e-mail: kaizba@kigm.pl :: Contact :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia POLAND ph. +48 58 782 01 91, 661 53 75 fax +48 58 782 01 91, 620 35 54 Vat: 586-20-14-014 Bank: Kredyt Bank S.A. o/Gdynia Account: 801500 1881 1218 8001 6463 0000 kigm@kigm.pl KIGM 2003 .::. Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce .::. ISO 9001:2000 Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce Today is: Home page :: Authorities :: AGAVE :: Polish Maritime Cluster :: Maritime Industries Forum :: IMAC :: Contact :: Menu :: Polish Maritime Cluster Poland - a maritime country Economic structure Categorization Indexes Statistics Performance Data base Projects Conferences and fairs Co-operation European Maritime Clusters Organisations News Publications Contact Counter: 37303 :: Polish Maritime Cluster :: On the 24th of August 2004, Polish Maritime Network Institute was established within the frames of Science-Technology Foundation ''Gdansk'', in order to develop Polish Maritime Cluster. The Ministry of Infrastructure , the Consortium of Science-Technical Institute, which is a part of Polish Federation of Engineers and Technicians Association ''NOT'' and Science Technology Foundation "Gdansk" together with Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce established their joint office for development of Polish maritime cluster and Polish maritime industries forum, as well as for performing analytic and organisational works. Office named Polish Maritime Cluster Office is seated in the premises of the Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce in Gdynia. Polish Maritime Cluster is a geographically proximate group of interconnected companies and associated institutions in a particular field, linked by commonalties and complementaries. Clusters affect competition in three ways: by increasing productivity of constituent firms or industries, by increasing their capacity for innovation, and by stimulating new business formation that supports innovation and expands the cluster. Maritime cluster in Poland will not be based in one region of the country. It will be concentrated in different regions along the coastline and in the hinterland. The subcluster structure can be either regional or sectoral, or only regional with different sectors and segments inside. In Gdynia there will be only one data and agglomerate information centre. Draft of regional concentration of maritime clusters in Poland In order to obtain detailed information on the Maritime Sub-Cluster in Szczecin, please contact mgr in . A. Kry an KZW Maritime Expert at kl@shortsea.pl . Aim of Polish Maritime Cluster is to create a neutral data base, which will comprise the full, up to date list of all companies and institutions classified according to groups (industries, services and infrastructure), their sectors and segments. This data base will supply economic information, which will allow to evaluate the performance of the cluster and its direct and indirect actors. Polish Maritime Cluster also comprises administrations, associations, national and foreign chambers, student organisations, media etc. :: Contact :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia POLAND ph. +48 58 782 01 91, 661 53 75 fax +48 58 782 01 91, 620 35 54 Vat: 586-20-14-014 Bank: Kredyt Bank S.A. o/Gdynia Account: 801500 1881 1218 8001 6463 0000 kigm@kigm.pl KIGM 2003 .::. Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce .::. ISO 9001:2000 Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce Today is: Home page :: Authorities :: AGAVE :: Polish Maritime Cluster :: Maritime Industries Forum :: IMAC :: Contact :: Menu :: Polish Maritime Cluster Poland - a maritime country Economic structure Categorization Indexes Statistics Performance Data base Projects Conferences and fairs Co-operation European Maritime Clusters Organisations News Publications Contact Counter: 37303 :: Maritime Industries Forum :: Under Contruction :: Contact :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia POLAND ph. +48 58 782 01 91, 661 53 75 fax +48 58 782 01 91, 620 35 54 Vat: 586-20-14-014 Bank: Kredyt Bank S.A. o/Gdynia Account: 801500 1881 1218 8001 6463 0000 kigm@kigm.pl KIGM 2003 .::. Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce .::. ISO 9001:2000 Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce Today is: Home page :: Authorities :: AGAVE :: Polish Maritime Cluster :: Maritime Industries Forum :: IMAC :: Contact :: Menu :: Home page Authorities AAO IMAC Contact :: IMAC :: International Court of Arbitration in Gdyniaat Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce The court is located in Gdynia, however there is a possibility to organise hearings in any place agreed by the parties. Scope of Activities: Civil law disputes arising from all matters of marine and inland navigation, especially: contracts of carriage; charter parties and bills of lading; contracts of handling goods; brokers and forwarding contracts; insurance contrasts; ship's collisions and salvage, provided a seagoing vessel is involved contracts concerning repairs; building and selling of ships; damage to port construction and facilities; fishery. Presiding Council: Zbigniew Szychowski - President Micha Rzeszewicz Roman Chomiak - Deputy President Zdzis aw Sznycer Zbigniew Szychowski - Deputy President Wojciech Adamczak - Member Roman Chomiak - Member Jerzy M ynarczyk - Member Andrzej Powa owski - Member Dorota Rosiak - Member IMAC 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia Poland ph./fax. +48 58 782 01 93 e-mail: kaizba@kigm.pl Secretary: Barbara Dase Top of the page :: Contact :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia POLAND ph. +48 58 782 01 91, 661 53 75 fax +48 58 782 01 91, 620 35 54 Vat: 586-20-14-014 Bank: Kredyt Bank S.A. o/Gdynia Account: 801500 1881 1218 8001 6463 0000 kigm@kigm.pl KIGM 2003 .::. Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce .::. ISO 9001:2000 Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce Today is: Home page :: Authorities :: AGAVE :: Polish Maritime Cluster :: Maritime Industries Forum :: IMAC :: Contact :: Menu :: Home page Authorities AAO IMAC Contact :: Contact with Chamber :: Our address: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia POLAND ph. +48 58 782 01 91, 661 53 75 fax +48 58 782 01 91, 620 35 54 You can also contact us directly from this page, filling out below form: From: E-mail: Message: :: Contact :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia POLAND ph. +48 58 782 01 91, 661 53 75 fax +48 58 782 01 91, 620 35 54 Vat: 586-20-14-014 Bank: Kredyt Bank S.A. o/Gdynia Account: 801500 1881 1218 8001 6463 0000 kigm@kigm.pl KIGM 2003 .::. Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce .::. ISO 9001:2000 Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce Today is: Home page :: Authorities :: AGAVE :: Polish Maritime Cluster :: Maritime Industries Forum :: IMAC :: Contact :: Menu :: Home page Authorities AAO IMAC Contact :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce was created by the enterprises involved inmaritime economy. The principal purpose of the activities of the Chamber is to create conditions for using thesea as a natural factor of economic development of our region. The Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce realises its aims carrying out the following activities: assisting local economic initiatives and undertakings aimed at the development of entrepreneurship in the maritime economy; integrating the community of entrepreneurs involved in various fields of maritime economy and assurance ofrepresentation of this group of enterprises in relations with institutions of state and local administrationorganising business and social contacts for its members; collecting information concerning the maritime economy and setting up a computerised data base servingthe members of the Chamber; organising information-providing, advisory and training events for enterprises of maritime economy. The Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce also supervises the activities of the teamof sworn experts that consist of 150 specialists of different branches. ph./fax: +48 58 782 01 91 Top of the page :: Contact :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia POLAND ph. +48 58 782 01 91, 661 53 75 fax +48 58 782 01 91, 620 35 54 Vat: 586-20-14-014 Bank: Kredyt Bank S.A. o/Gdynia Account: 801500 1881 1218 8001 6463 0000 kigm@kigm.pl KIGM 2003 .::. Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce .::. ISO 9001:2000 Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce Today is: Home page :: Authorities :: AGAVE :: Polish Maritime Cluster :: Maritime Industries Forum :: IMAC :: Contact :: Menu :: Polish Maritime Cluster Counter: 37303 :: Polish Maritime Cluster :: On the 24th of August 2004, Polish Maritime Network Institute was established within the frames of Science-Technology Foundation ''Gdansk'', in order to develop Polish Maritime Cluster. The Ministry of Infrastructure , the Consortium of Science-Technical Institute, which is a part of Polish Federation of Engineers and Technicians Association ''NOT'' and Science Technology Foundation "Gdansk" together with Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce established their joint office for development of Polish maritime cluster and Polish maritime industries forum, as well as for performing analytic and organisational works. Office named Polish Maritime Cluster Office is seated in the premises of the Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce in Gdynia. Polish Maritime Cluster is a geographically proximate group of interconnected companies and associated institutions in a particular field, linked by commonalties and complementaries. Clusters affect competition in three ways: by increasing productivity of constituent firms or industries, by increasing their capacity for innovation, and by stimulating new business formation that supports innovation and expands the cluster. Maritime cluster in Poland will not be based in one region of the country. It will be concentrated in different regions along the coastline and in the hinterland. The subcluster structure can be either regional or sectoral, or only regional with different sectors and segments inside. In Gdynia there will be only one data and agglomerate information centre. Draft of regional concentration of maritime clusters in Poland In order to obtain detailed information on the Maritime Sub-Cluster in Szczecin, please contact mgr in . A. Kry an KZW Maritime Expert at kl@shortsea.pl . Aim of Polish Maritime Cluster is to create a neutral data base, which will comprise the full, up to date list of all companies and institutions classified according to groups (industries, services and infrastructure), their sectors and segments. This data base will supply economic information, which will allow to evaluate the performance of the cluster and its direct and indirect actors. Polish Maritime Cluster also comprises administrations, associations, national and foreign chambers, student organisations, media etc. :: Contact :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia POLAND ph. +48 58 782 01 91, 661 53 75 fax +48 58 782 01 91, 620 35 54 Vat: 586-20-14-014 Bank: Kredyt Bank S.A. o/Gdynia Account: 801500 1881 1218 8001 6463 0000 kigm@kigm.pl KIGM 2003 .::. Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce .::. ISO 9001:2000 Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce Today is: Home page :: Authorities :: AGAVE :: Polish Maritime Cluster :: Maritime Industries Forum :: IMAC :: Contact :: Menu :: Polish Maritime Cluster Poland - a maritime country Economic structure Categorization Indexes Statistics Performance Data base Projects Conferences and fairs Co-operation European Maritime Clusters Organisations News Publications Contact Counter: 37303 :: Poland - a maritime country :: Poland is a maritime country. It is located at the Baltic Sea, in basins of two biggest rivers of this Sea - the Oder River and the Vistula River. 98.9% of Polish lands territory lies on the Baltic Sea catchment area. The rest 1.1% of area of Poland consists of four big adjacent basins: the Niemen River, the Dniestr River, the Danube River and the Elba River. In details, it may be presented as follows: Area in km 2 Percentage of area of Poland Basin of the Vistula River 183 055 58.7 Basin of the Oder River 108 069 34.7 Direct catchment area of the Baltic Sea 17 268 5.6 Basins of the Niemen River, the Dniestr River, the Danube River and the Elbe River 3 338 1.1 Total area of Poland 311 730 100.00 Source: A.Piskozub, „Gniazdo Or a Bia ego”, PAX, 1968, p. 54-56 Within the territory of Poland there is almost one fourth of the Baltic Sea catchment area - precisely 22.5%. From the total area of this catchment equal to 1 380 900 km2, as much as 310 900 km2 belongs to the territory of Poland.Therefore, the development of maritime industries, services and socio-economic infrastructure, through development of Cluster mainly horizontal and also vertical interactions occurring among them is essential for the sustainable growth of Polish Economy. On the 26th of January, 2005 Poland accessed, as the tenth country, to the European Maritime Clusters. The idea of creating European Maritime Clusters was born in the Netherlands and inaugurated on the 5th of May 2004. The following countries: Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain & N. Ireland, Holland, Italy, Sweden and Norway entered the 'club'.The European Maritime Clusters is supported by European Commission, which commissioned in 2001 the Policy Research Corporation and the Institute of Shipping Economics and Logistics to elaborate a study on cluster structure and notion. This study enumerates 16 maritime sectors belonging to maritime cluster: shipbuilding, repair and conversion, naval shipbuilding, scrapping, offshore supply, inland shipping, dredging and maritime works, cable and submarine telecom, ports and related services, fishing and aquaculture, recreational vessels, classification societies, research, development and education, support services, equipment manufacturing. :: Contact :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia POLAND ph. +48 58 782 01 91, 661 53 75 fax +48 58 782 01 91, 620 35 54 Vat: 586-20-14-014 Bank: Kredyt Bank S.A. o/Gdynia Account: 801500 1881 1218 8001 6463 0000 kigm@kigm.pl KIGM 2003 .::. Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce .::. ISO 9001:2000 Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce Today is: Home page :: Authorities :: AGAVE :: Polish Maritime Cluster :: Maritime Industries Forum :: IMAC :: Contact :: Menu :: Polish Maritime Cluster Poland - a maritime country Economic structure Categorization Indexes Statistics Performance Data base Projects Conferences and fairs Co-operation European Maritime Clusters Organisations News Publications Contact Counter: 37303 :: Economic structure :: The economic structure of "Maritime Cluster" is much broader than "Maritime Economy" because cluster comprises also indirect activities connected with the sea, but both require further detailed classification studies for constructing the common European platform of notions. Maritime economy and maritime cluster consist of three following main groups: 1. Maritime industries In maritime industries the followings are included: ocean shipping inland and coastal shipping production and repair shipyards sea and inland ports dredging and refulling business partners of maritime industries marine navy sport, tourism, yachting fishery and processing sea mining industries 2. Maritime services The maritime services may include companies and institutions, which strictly co-operate with and provide services for the companies ranking among maritime industries in the scope of: logistics shipping agencies port services rescue quality control registry consulting custom services financial institutions (banking, insurance) 3. Maritime socio-economic supporting infrastructure Maritime socio-economic supporting infrastructure includes widely understood scientific, educational, transport, telecommunication and energetic infrastructure, as well as other types of infrastructures directly and indirectly connected with maritime industries and services, which ranges comprise: public transport teleinformation energetic media public and private media scientific institutes, universities, vocational education administration, self-government, associations, chambers fairs and expositions :: Contact :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia POLAND ph. +48 58 782 01 91, 661 53 75 fax +48 58 782 01 91, 620 35 54 Vat: 586-20-14-014 Bank: Kredyt Bank S.A. o/Gdynia Account: 801500 1881 1218 8001 6463 0000 kigm@kigm.pl KIGM 2003 .::. Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce .::. ISO 9001:2000 Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce Today is: Home page :: Authorities :: AGAVE :: Polish Maritime Cluster :: Maritime Industries Forum :: IMAC :: Contact :: Menu :: Polish Maritime Cluster Poland - a maritime country Economic structure Categorization Indexes Statistics Performance Data base Projects Conferences and fairs Co-operation European Maritime Clusters Organisations News Publications Contact Counter: 37303 :: Categorisation :: There is a need for new European statistical categorisation, but NACE code should be a starting point. The researchers in other countries have already started this work (e.g. Norway, Italy). In Poland a special project will be announced. :: Contact :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia POLAND ph. +48 58 782 01 91, 661 53 75 fax +48 58 782 01 91, 620 35 54 Vat: 586-20-14-014 Bank: Kredyt Bank S.A. o/Gdynia Account: 801500 1881 1218 8001 6463 0000 kigm@kigm.pl KIGM 2003 .::. Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce .::. ISO 9001:2000 Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce Today is: Home page :: Authorities :: AGAVE :: Polish Maritime Cluster :: Maritime Industries Forum :: IMAC :: Contact :: Menu :: Polish Maritime Cluster Poland - a maritime country Economic structure Categorization Indexes Statistics Performance Data base Projects Conferences and fairs Co-operation European Maritime Clusters Organisations News Publications Contact Counter: 37303 :: Quantitative and qualitative indexes :: Quantitative indexes Such as tons, tue's, income, costs, profit, loss, turnover, BRT,NRT,DWT, etc. would remain and be useful. However, there should be both quantitative and qualitative indexes used. Qualitative indexes Each and every sector and segment being the part of maritime industries, services and socio-economic supporting infrastructure will have its own statistical data based on the same comparative quantitative and qualitative indexes which will finally produce an aggregated the following economic information: Economic input statements of each sector and segment of maritime industries, services and socio-economic infrastructure Economic input statement aggregates A=B+C Real production at factor cost B Value added at factor costs (Value of compensation of productive and retired employees; included salaries, stipends, social contribution and other income) C Intermediate costs (Intermediate consumption of goods and services needed for production and supplied by productive units of other branches) of which from maritime branches D CIF imports (Value of goods and services imported by the sector) E Distribution costs (Increase in value of input due to market placement) of which: Trade margins Transport margins F Other Including: net taxes on production (indirect taxes contributions, taxes on imports and VAT levied on input) G=A+D+E+F Input at market price (Total value of goods and services generated by the sector) KEY RATIOS H=C/B Intermediate costs/value added at f.c. I=B/A Value added at f.c./production at f.c. J=C/A Technical coefficient (intermediate costs/prod. at f.c.) K=D/G Import coefficient IMPACT MEASUREMENTS L=1-K Direct impact on production M=L/(1-J) Total impact on production N=E/A Downstream impact O=M+N Multiplier (upstream and downstream impact) Economic statements of output aggregates a b c d e Intermediate consumption Final consumption Gross fixed capital formation Changes in stock Exports G=a+b+c+d+e H=e/G Total output Export coefficient Source:Censis, 2002 ( Italian source) Annual working units(AWU) in each sector and segment of maritime industries, services andsocio-economic infrastructure Annual working units by type A Direct AWUs (work units used directly by the sector) B Upstream AWUs (work units used in the production of goods and services purchased by sectors for its production) of which, form maritime branches C Downstream AWUs (work units used in the distribution of goods and services produced by the sectors) of which: Trade Transport d=a+b+c Total work units IMPACT MEASUREMENTS e=b/a f=c/a g=1+e+f Upstream impact Downstream impact Multiplier (upstream and downstream impact) KEY RATIOS Prod./Dir. AWUs Production at f.c. per employee (thousands of current euro) V.A/Dir. AWUs Value added at f.c. per employee (thousands of current euro) Source: Censis, 2002 Maritime Economy Statistical data of all maritime economy and cluster sectors and segments will construct an aggregated data base. Few of the examples are presented below Input/output GDP (mm of euro) Technical coefficient Downstream impact Export (mm of euro) Multiplier Maritime industries Maritime services Socio-economic supporting infrastructure Work units (AWUs) Total Multiplier Direct Upstream Downstream Maritime industries Maritime services Socio-economic supporting infrastructure Source: Polish Maritime Cluster Office Figures to be inserted after the special project is completed In Poland a special project will be announced :: Contact :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia POLAND ph. +48 58 782 01 91, 661 53 75 fax +48 58 782 01 91, 620 35 54 Vat: 586-20-14-014 Bank: Kredyt Bank S.A. o/Gdynia Account: 801500 1881 1218 8001 6463 0000 kigm@kigm.pl KIGM 2003 .::. Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce .::. ISO 9001:2000 Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce Today is: Home page :: Authorities :: AGAVE :: Polish Maritime Cluster :: Maritime Industries Forum :: IMAC :: Contact :: Menu :: Polish Maritime Cluster Poland - a maritime country Economic structure Categorization Indexes Statistics Performance Data base Projects Conferences and fairs Co-operation European Maritime Clusters Organisations News Publications Contact Counter: 37303 :: Statistics :: Maritime cluster statistics will be elaborated centrally in Gdynia, based on decentralised sub-clusters statistics. Statistics will be made separately for each sector and segment of the cluster based on quantitative and qualitative indexes. In Poland a special project will be announced. :: Contact :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia POLAND ph. +48 58 782 01 91, 661 53 75 fax +48 58 782 01 91, 620 35 54 Vat: 586-20-14-014 Bank: Kredyt Bank S.A. o/Gdynia Account: 801500 1881 1218 8001 6463 0000 kigm@kigm.pl KIGM 2003 .::. Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce .::. ISO 9001:2000 Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce Today is: Home page :: Authorities :: AGAVE :: Polish Maritime Cluster :: Maritime Industries Forum :: IMAC :: Contact :: Menu :: Polish Maritime Cluster Poland - a maritime country Economic structure Categorization Indexes Statistics Performance Data base Projects Conferences and fairs Co-operation European Maritime Clusters Organisations News Publications Contact Counter: 37303 :: Performance :: Methods of analysing cluster effectiveness Analysis of: Agglomeration index Internal competition index Linking effects between participants Value added in particular sectors and for the whole maritime cluster and its participation in gdp growth Communication inside and outside the cluster Opportunities and demand on innovations Education and scientific needs Financial relationship between sectors of cluster Maritime Export Platform Maritime Innovation Platform Maritime Financial Platform Maritime Labour Pool The share of each sector and segment in the total value added generated by the maritime cluster, based on quantitative and qualitative indexes will show Polish Maritime Cluster and Polish maritime economy performance and its significance for the national economy. Financial relationships within the Dutch maritime sector (Source: European Maritime Cluster, Niko Wijnolst, Jan Inge Jenssen, Sigbjorn Sodal) The diagram schematically shows the most important financial relationships within the maritime cluster. The purchase and sales of maritime products and services between the Dutch maritime sectors are schematically shown below for the year 2002. It is remarkable that two sectors, maritime equipment suppliers and maritime services, have supplier relationships with all the other sectors in the cluster. The shipbuilding sector is centrally placed in this diagram as it supplies ships to all the sectors. The diagram underlines that there are six sectors that drive the orders for capital equipment and are thus the drivers of the domestic cluster: shipping, dredging, inland shipping, navy, offshore and fishing. The shipbuilding and marine equipment sectors depend to a large extent on these domestic orders. The offshore sector buys mostly within its own sector. The shipping sector is also an important customer of the ports sector, and the ports sector is an important customer of the dredging sector. :: Contact :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia POLAND ph. +48 58 782 01 91, 661 53 75 fax +48 58 782 01 91, 620 35 54 Vat: 586-20-14-014 Bank: Kredyt Bank S.A. o/Gdynia Account: 801500 1881 1218 8001 6463 0000 kigm@kigm.pl KIGM 2003 .::. Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce .::. ISO 9001:2000 Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce Today is: Home page :: Authorities :: AGAVE :: Polish Maritime Cluster :: Maritime Industries Forum :: IMAC :: Contact :: Menu :: Polish Maritime Cluster Poland - a maritime country Economic structure Categorization Indexes Statistics Performance Data base Projects Conferences and fairs Co-operation European Maritime Clusters Organisations News Publications Contact Counter: 37303 :: Data Base :: Under Construction :: Contact :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia POLAND ph. +48 58 782 01 91, 661 53 75 fax +48 58 782 01 91, 620 35 54 Vat: 586-20-14-014 Bank: Kredyt Bank S.A. o/Gdynia Account: 801500 1881 1218 8001 6463 0000 kigm@kigm.pl KIGM 2003 .::. Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce .::. ISO 9001:2000 Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce Today is: Home page :: Authorities :: AGAVE :: Polish Maritime Cluster :: Maritime Industries Forum :: IMAC :: Contact :: Menu :: Polish Maritime Cluster Poland - a maritime country Economic structure Categorization Indexes Statistics Performance Data base Projects Conferences and fairs Co-operation European Maritime Clusters Organisations News Publications Contact Counter: 37303 :: Projects :: The projects mentionedbelow will be realised in partnership i.a. with local selfgovernmental institutions, enterprises and foreign partners. No. Name of the project Duration 1 Partnership in InterMareC – Interregional Maritime Cluster Project of three partners: Pomerania Development Agency Schleswig-Holstein Region, Germany Brittany, France Two subprojects titled: 1. “Sectors and Segments Covering two notions “Maritime Economy and Maritime Cluster” Classification” 2. “Ship & Boat Yards/Supply & Services Labour Pool”. 24 months 2 Amendment of act on central government in the part concerning qualification and nomenclature of sectors belonging to maritime economy min. 12 months 3 Creating the Neutral Information Base of all sectors and segments belonging to: 1) maritime industries 2) maritime services 3) maritime socio-economic supporting infrastructure min. 12 months 4 Constructing Polish regional, organisational structure of maritime cluster and sub-clusters min. 12 months 5 Analysis of the current economic situation of Polish maritime cluster on the basis of quantitative and qualitative indexes. min. 12 months 6 Applying the Information Technology (IT) in order to assess the current and future state of Polish maritime economy and cluster min. 12 months 7 Methods of determining innovation index, according to the European models, for determining position of maritime economy in economy of Poland and of the European Union. min. 12 months 8 Amendment of resolution from year 1952 concerning functioning of the Maritime Offices min. 12 months 9 Introductory study of necessary changes in organisational scheme of central administration connected with maritime economy. min. 12 months 10 Assumptions for the act on simultaneous introduction of the followings instruments into the shipping: · Tonnage tax, · II International Ship Register, · Tax allowance for onboard crew, · Rules of training of onboard crews · Rules of financing the shipbuilding min. 12 months 11 Partnership in the 19 th operational program of the city of Gda sk titled: Gda sk Open to the Sea (Gda sk Otwarty na Morze) planned for years 2005-2015 in the part regarding development of maritime cluster and maritime economy. 2005-2015 12 Assumptions for the policy of ocean, sea and inland fishery min. 12 months 13 Proposal for update of categorisation of sectors and segments of maritime cluster and maritime economy, on the basis of European Classification of Economic Activities (NACE) min. 12 months 14 Proposal for using the modern (e.g. input, output, added value, annual working hours) instruments of measuring economic effectiveness common for all sectors and segments of maritime cluster and maritime economy. min. 12 months 15 DRAFT Project sketch The Baltic MaSTER Project on Maritime Safety – Transport and Environment in the South Baltic Sea Region LINK min. 12 months 16 BCnet INTERREG III Project min. 12 months 17 Project: Gda sk river, road, rail, sea, ports, ocean combi operator min. 12 months 18 New organisational form of fair Maritime Economy and Cluster – Added Value Chain min. 12 months 20. Diversification of deliveries of petrochemical combustibles into the market via ports and harbours. min. 12 months Remark: For all the projects, the mostpredestined partners and beneficiaries on merits and financing are: 1. Polish Industry Development Agency 2. Polish Agency for Enterprise Development 3. Regional Self-Governments 4. Regional Development Agencies 5. Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce 6. Institutions like: Science-Technical Foundation ”Gda sk”,Science-Technical Institute of Science-Technical AssociationsFederation NOT Gda sk, Forum Okr towe 7. Polish Tourism Agency 8. Enterpises connected directly and indirectly with maritime cluster, such as: Gda sk International Fair, Pomeranian Special Economic Zone included within socjo-economic supporting structure. 9. Pomeranian Special Economic Zone 10. Enterprises directly and indirectly connected withmaritime cluster :: Contact :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia POLAND ph. +48 58 782 01 91, 661 53 75 fax +48 58 782 01 91, 620 35 54 Vat: 586-20-14-014 Bank: Kredyt Bank S.A. o/Gdynia Account: 801500 1881 1218 8001 6463 0000 kigm@kigm.pl KIGM 2003 .::. Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce .::. ISO 9001:2000 Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce Today is: Home page :: Authorities :: AGAVE :: Polish Maritime Cluster :: Maritime Industries Forum :: IMAC :: Contact :: Menu :: Polish Maritime Cluster Poland - a maritime country Economic structure Categorization Indexes Statistics Performance Data base Projects Conferences and fairs Co-operation European Maritime Clusters Organisations News Publications Contact Counter: 37303 :: Conferences and fairs :: I. MIF 2005 Plenary Session at the Congress Centre Bremen, on the 25th - 26th of January 2005. See: Agenda Accession of Poland to "European Maritime Cluster". II. Proposal to organise in Gdansk in January 2006 another conference of Maritime Industries Forum and maritime clusters devoted to assumptions of maritime policy of EU maritime economies. Proposal of this conference was developed on January 25, 2005 during conference of Maritime Industries Forum in Bremen. :: Contact :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia POLAND ph. +48 58 782 01 91, 661 53 75 fax +48 58 782 01 91, 620 35 54 Vat: 586-20-14-014 Bank: Kredyt Bank S.A. o/Gdynia Account: 801500 1881 1218 8001 6463 0000 kigm@kigm.pl KIGM 2003 .::. Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce .::. ISO 9001:2000 Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce Today is: Home page :: Authorities :: AGAVE :: Polish Maritime Cluster :: Maritime Industries Forum :: IMAC :: Contact :: Menu :: Polish Maritime Cluster Poland - a maritime country Economic structure Categorization Indexes Statistics Performance Data base Projects Conferences and fairs Co-operation European Maritime Clusters Organisations News Publications Contact Counter: 37303 :: Co-operation :: Foreign partners: European Maritime Cluster Organisations Interportal of German Maritime Economy National partners: Agencja Rozwoju Pomorza Gda skiego Gda ski Klub Biznesu Urz d Miasta Gda sk Urz d Miasta Gdynia Urz d Miasta Sopot Instytut Bada nad Gospodark Rynkow w Gda sku Stowarzyszenie Miast Autostrady Bursztynowej z siedziba w Gdyni Co-operation: SEBTRans Akademia Morska w Gdyni :: Contact :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia POLAND ph. +48 58 782 01 91, 661 53 75 fax +48 58 782 01 91, 620 35 54 Vat: 586-20-14-014 Bank: Kredyt Bank S.A. o/Gdynia Account: 801500 1881 1218 8001 6463 0000 kigm@kigm.pl KIGM 2003 .::. Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce .::. ISO 9001:2000 Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce Today is: Home page :: Authorities :: AGAVE :: Polish Maritime Cluster :: Maritime Industries Forum :: IMAC :: Contact :: Menu :: Polish Maritime Cluster Poland - a maritime country Economic structure Categorization Indexes Statistics Performance Data base Projects Conferences and fairs Co-operation European Maritime Clusters Organisations News Publications Contact Counter: 37303 :: European Maritime Clusters Organisations :: France Holland Germany Norway Poland Italy Great Britain Denmark Finland Sweden :: Contact :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia POLAND ph. +48 58 782 01 91, 661 53 75 fax +48 58 782 01 91, 620 35 54 Vat: 586-20-14-014 Bank: Kredyt Bank S.A. o/Gdynia Account: 801500 1881 1218 8001 6463 0000 kigm@kigm.pl KIGM 2003 .::. Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce .::. ISO 9001:2000 Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce Today is: Home page :: Authorities :: AGAVE :: Polish Maritime Cluster :: Maritime Industries Forum :: IMAC :: Contact :: Menu :: Polish Maritime Cluster Poland - a maritime country Economic structure Categorization Indexes Statistics Performance Data base Projects Conferences and fairs Co-operation European Maritime Clusters Organisations News Publications Contact Counter: 37303 :: News :: In 2006, the EU " Green Paper " will be published. The Working Team is preparing the book under the leadership of Joe Borg, the French Commissioner. " Green Paper " will settle the recommendations regarding EU common maritime policy towards maritime economies. Participation in the 2nd European Maritime Cluster Organisations Roundtable in Paris on November 4th, 2005 concerning cluster developments in respective countries and exploring European maritime developments. Proposal to organise in Gda sk in January 2006 another conference of Maritime Industries Forum and maritime clusters devoted to assumptions of maritime policy of EU maritime economies. Proposal of this conference was developed on January 25, 2005 during conference of Maritime Industries Forum in Bremen. :: Contact :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia POLAND ph. +48 58 782 01 91, 661 53 75 fax +48 58 782 01 91, 620 35 54 Vat: 586-20-14-014 Bank: Kredyt Bank S.A. o/Gdynia Account: 801500 1881 1218 8001 6463 0000 kigm@kigm.pl KIGM 2003 .::. Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce .::. ISO 9001:2000 Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce Today is: Home page :: Authorities :: AGAVE :: Polish Maritime Cluster :: Maritime Industries Forum :: IMAC :: Contact :: Menu :: Polish Maritime Cluster Poland - a maritime country Economic structure Categorization Indexes Statistics Performance Data base Projects Conferences and fairs Co-operation European Maritime Clusters Organisations News Publications Contact Counter: 37303 :: Publications :: "Polish Maritime Cluster, Program Assumptions", Publishing of the Science-Technical Foundation "Gda sk", 1st edition, Gda sk, November 2004, . :: Contact :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia POLAND ph. +48 58 782 01 91, 661 53 75 fax +48 58 782 01 91, 620 35 54 Vat: 586-20-14-014 Bank: Kredyt Bank S.A. o/Gdynia Account: 801500 1881 1218 8001 6463 0000 kigm@kigm.pl KIGM 2003 .::. Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce .::. ISO 9001:2000 Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce Today is: Home page :: Authorities :: AGAVE :: Polish Maritime Cluster :: Maritime Industries Forum :: IMAC :: Contact :: Menu :: Polish Maritime Cluster Poland - a maritime country Economic structure Categorization Indexes Statistics Performance Data base Projects Conferences and fairs Co-operation European Maritime Clusters Organisations News Publications Contact Counter: 37303 :: Contacts :: Polish Maritime Cluster Office Witold Wac awik-Narbutt Assistant: Klonowska Maja Phone: (+48 58) 782 01 93, (+48 58) 782 01 91 Mobile: (+48) 0 501 325 469, home (+48 58) 341 25 21 Fax: (+48 58) 620 35 54 E-mail: kigm@kigm.pl 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia POLAND :: Contact :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia POLAND ph. +48 58 782 01 91, 661 53 75 fax +48 58 782 01 91, 620 35 54 Vat: 586-20-14-014 Bank: Kredyt Bank S.A. o/Gdynia Account: 801500 1881 1218 8001 6463 0000 kigm@kigm.pl KIGM 2003 .::. Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce .::. ISO 9001:2000 Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce Today is: Home page :: Authorities :: AGAVE :: Polish Maritime Cluster :: Maritime Industries Forum :: IMAC :: Contact :: Menu :: Polish Maritime Cluster Poland - a maritime country Economic structure Categorization Indexes Statistics Performance Data base Projects Conferences and fairs Co-operation European Maritime Clusters Organisations News Publications Contact Counter: 37303 :: Polish Maritime Network Institute :: Polish Maritime Economy Network Institute was established within the frames of constitutional activity of Science-Technology Foundation Gda sk. The Institute authorities are the Board (three persons) and Supervisory Scientific Consul (20 persons) consisting of representatives of universities and institutes connected with cluster and maritime economy. :: Contact :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia POLAND ph. +48 58 782 01 91, 661 53 75 fax +48 58 782 01 91, 620 35 54 Vat: 586-20-14-014 Bank: Kredyt Bank S.A. o/Gdynia Account: 801500 1881 1218 8001 6463 0000 kigm@kigm.pl KIGM 2003 .::. Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce .::. ISO 9001:2000 Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce Today is: Home page :: Authorities :: AGAVE :: Polish Maritime Cluster :: Maritime Industries Forum :: IMAC :: Contact :: Menu :: Polish Maritime Cluster Poland - a maritime country Economic structure Categorization Indexes Statistics Performance Data base Projects Conferences and fairs Co-operation European Maritime Clusters Organisations News Publications Contact Counter: 37303 :: "Sectors and Segments Covering two notions "Maritime Economy and Maritime Cluster" Classification" :: The idea of this sub-project is to distinguish the full number of maritime activities to be grouped in sectors and segments separately for maritime cluster and maritime economy. There are e.g. 33 of such segments in France and similar number in Germany while in Poland there are controversial opinions among sthe professional institutes and institutions about it. In France, in literature the notion "L'economie maritime" is used and in Germany "Seewirtschaft" ( in Italy also maritime economy). In Poland there is no univocal meaning of maritime economy and maritime cluster and of their components, both in academic and common use. As far as maritime cluster is concerned the European Union classification recommendation ought to be followed i.e. shipping, shipbuilding, repair and conversion, naval shipbuilding, scrapping, offshore supply, inland shipping, dredging and maritime works, cable and submarine telecom, ports and related services, fishing and aquaculture, recreational vessels, classification societies, research, development and education, support services, equipment manufacturing. Polish researchers in Pomorskie together with Schleswig-Holstein and Bretagne partners would work out the common notions of "maritime economy" and maritime cluster and classification of their sectors and segments. They should be equally, over regionally understood and used in theory and praxis for all kind of activities directly and indirectly connected with the sea. :: Contact :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia POLAND ph. +48 58 782 01 91, 661 53 75 fax +48 58 782 01 91, 620 35 54 Vat: 586-20-14-014 Bank: Kredyt Bank S.A. o/Gdynia Account: 801500 1881 1218 8001 6463 0000 kigm@kigm.pl KIGM 2003 .::. Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce .::. ISO 9001:2000 Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce Today is: Home page :: Authorities :: AGAVE :: Polish Maritime Cluster :: Maritime Industries Forum :: IMAC :: Contact :: Menu :: Polish Maritime Cluster Poland - a maritime country Economic structure Categorization Indexes Statistics Performance Data base Projects Conferences and fairs Co-operation European Maritime Clusters Organisations News Publications Contact Counter: 37303 :: Ship & Boat Yards/Supply & Services Labour Pool :: The idea is to help ship & boat yards/supply & services matching the EU policy of a definite cancelling state aid possibilities discussed during the last Conference of International Forum of Maritime Industries . To face the Far East competition, the new instruments should be implemented instead. One of them ,it would be pooling of ship & boat yards/supply & services labour. This would require also the agreements of labour unions about complex pension entitlement, redundancy payments and other benefits. The yards and supply & services labour force should be prepared to the new challenge. Since the Asian yards are building standard vessels in series, the yards, also supply & services segments in three regions- participants in this sub-project, like European in general will have their future in specialist ships and boats. Also supply and services labour force will have to follow this specialisation. The policy of these sectors and educational and training systems should adapt themselves to the new situation while pooling will remain in a close relation to the labour market situation in these three regions, especially to its unemployment structure. The focus should be directed to the structural unemployment not forgetting the traditional working places. Although some of labour specialists can be employed within sectors without training, specialisation will be needed. Therefore separate, four labour pools for ship &boat yards/supply & services should be organised. :: Contact :: Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce 24 Armii Krajowej St. 81-372 Gdynia POLAND ph. +48 58 782 01 91, 661 53 75 fax +48 58 782 01 91, 620 35 54 Vat: 586-20-14-014 Bank: Kredyt Bank S.A. o/Gdynia Account: 801500 1881 1218 8001 6463 0000 kigm@kigm.pl KIGM 2003 .::. Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce .::. ISO 9001:2000 Polish Chamber of Maritime Commerce Today is: Home page :: Authorities :: AGAVE :: Polish Maritime Cluster :: Maritime Industries Forum :: IMAC :: Contact :: Menu :: Polish Maritime Cluster Poland - a maritime country Economic structure Categorization Indexes Statistics Performance Data base Projects Conferences and fairs Co-operation European Maritime Clusters Organisations News Publications Contact Counter: 37303 :: BCnet INTERREG III project :: Baltic Maritime Clusters Subcluster Of European Maritime Clusters Baltic Sea Traffic In 1995 the volume of commercial goods reached over 460 million tons. With a predicted increase of 3% per year, bearing in mind regional differences, transport volume would soar to over 700 million tons in 2010. This would be around 7-10% of the world sea traffic. The yearly average cargo density of the Baltic Sea ( circa 800 tons per km2 ) is more than 50 times bigger than the yearly average cargo density of all world seas ( circa 15 tons per km2).Around 30% of business power is concentrated in the Baltic Region. 1/3 of the European export is produced by these countries. The maritime shipment between traditional market -economical countries is mainly bilateral with finished and refined products. On the other side, goods which are exchanged between western countries and transformation countries, go along one way streams. Exported goods are mainly raw materials, imported goods are finished products.By 2010 seaside transport via Baltic Sea is estimated to double. The greatest impact on traffic will be made by countries in eastern Europe. Container and trailer traffic will increase - especially in east European traffi