Social Capital and Use of Funds Under The Integrated Regional Operational Programme 2004-2006
Abstract
The paper presents a preliminary analysis of the use of funds under the Integrated Regional Operational Programme 2004-2006 in relation to the level of social capital in rural communities and urban and rural areas. The analysis determined the synthetic indicator of social capital by Perkala and examined the dependence of this ratio on the size used in correlation with the diagram.
Keywords
Integrated Regional Operational Programme; Social capital; Village; Rural areas
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