Hanna Adamiczka

Dr. Hanna Adamiczka is an academic researcher at the Department of Spatial Economy and Self-Government Administration, Wrocław University of Economics. Her work focuses on urban development strategies, spatial planning, and the socio-economic role of rivers in urban environments. She has conducted extensive studies on riverfront revitalization, port utilization, and civic participation mechanisms in urban policy. Fluent in Polish, English, and French, she collaborates with local governments and NGOs to enhance urban sustainability. Her research frequently examines case studies in Wrocław, Gdańsk, and Lower Silesia, addressing topics like demographic shifts, participatory budgeting, and climate-resilient urban design.

In her research portfolio, Dr. Adamiczka analyzes the interplay between natural and built environments, particularly the integration of rivers into urban economies. She has pioneered studies on the transformation of industrial port areas into multifunctional public spaces, as seen in her work on Wrocław’s Port Węglowy. Her recent projects explore the Safe Credit 2% program’s impact on housing markets and demographic trends affecting urban shrinkage. She also investigates how rivers contribute to city branding and cultural identity through case comparisons like Wrocław and Prague.

Dr. Adamiczka actively engages in civic initiatives such as the Wrocław Civic Budget, using participatory methods to align municipal investments with community needs. Her interdisciplinary approach bridges spatial planning, environmental policy, and socio-economic analysis, with a focus on sustainable urban futures. Current research trends include blue-green infrastructure development and the adaptive reuse of riverine spaces.