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Współpraca Państwowego Instytutu Geologicznego - Państwowego Instytutu Badawczego z samorządową administracją geologiczną

Krasuska Joanna, Olejniczak Kamila

Przegląd Geologiczny

2021

Vol. 69, nr 11

729--733

The article presents the cooperation of the Polish Geological Institute - National Research Institute with the local geological administration. The functioning of the geological administration in its present form was initiated by the state system reform by the Actof24July 1998. The self-governments established at that time received powers and responsibilities in the field of geology. In retrospect, it should be stated that the process of creating local government administration was unprepared in legal, organizational, personnel and financial terms. This resulted in the lack of effective protection and proper management of minerals. It also indicates the need to constantly improve the knowledge and professional competences of people who perform geological administration tasks in local governments. In 2007, PGI-NRI started direct cooperation with representatives of the geological administration. Initially, it was mainly based on consultation and advice. After conducting the survey, the exact problems and needs of geological administration were identified. The reasons for the situation were also identified, which results mainly from the employment status. In order to meet the need to strengthen local government geological administration, PGI-NRI launched the Local Government Geology website, which is a platform for providing information in the field of geology, mining, environmental protection, administration and legal regulations. Through consultations and reporting problems faced by geologists at work, the website is constantly adapted to the current needs of geological administration employees. With the growing interest, the cooperation developed. PGI-NRI also organizes training courses dedicated to employees of geological administration, aimed at improving knowledge and skills in the field of broadly understood geology, inviting experts from the PGI-NRI as well as from other institutions and offices with high competences to cooperate.

Podstawowe problemy i potrzeby edukacyjne administracji geologicznej

Starzycka A., Kowalska M.

Przegląd Geologiczny

2015

Vol. 63, nr 12/1

1312--1320

The existing geological administration, established as part of administrative reform in 1999, is governed by a system of legislative acts. District and provincial government have been assigned a number of new powers and obligations, including geology-related tasks. District or provincial geologist must possess a very extensive knowledge covering, inter alia, reservoir and environmental engineering, hydrogeology, as well as legal aspects. Therefore, geological administration staff members are required to improve their knowledge on a continuous basis. Moreover, efficient experience sharing between those in charge of geological matters at authorities of various levels is needed. The Polish Geological Institute – NRI launched the project headed “Support from National Geological Survey to the local government administration performing the tasks of geological administration” in 2014. This is the first meaningful training project targeted at those performing the tasks of district and provincial geologists. The key purpose of the project is to provide technical support to the geological administration by enabling geological staff members to participate in training events in order to enhance professional knowledge and skills in the area of broadly defined geology. Moreover, it is vital to enable direct contacts and opinion sharing between themselves, as well as with experts and staff members of the Polish Geological Survey and Polish Hydrogeological Survey. The existing status of knowledge held and educational needs of the target group had to be first identified in order to develop an optimal training curriculum for staff members of the geological administration. Considering the necessity to improve professional knowledge and skills of those in charge of geology in district and provincial authorities, regular training cycles are much needed.