Hanna Adamska

Hanna Adamska is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Applied Economy, Faculty of Life Sciences and Technology, University of Environmental and Life Sciences in Wrocław. Her research focuses on sustainable development, environmental management, and agricultural economics. She has extensively studied topics such as land productivity in the EU, organic farming trends, investment strategies for environmental protection, and rural development policies.

• Key research areas include environmental policy, agricultural sustainability, and human capital assessment.
• She has collaborated on projects analyzing EU agricultural subsidies, regional environmental investments, and cross-country comparisons of organic farming practices.

Her work often integrates economic and environmental indicators to evaluate policy effectiveness, particularly in rural areas. Notable contributions include studies on Poland’s rural communes, water management investments, and the economic valuation of natural sites using travel cost methods.

Adamska has published over 30 articles in peer-reviewed journals and edited volumes, focusing on themes such as environmental quality assessment, sustainable agricultural practices, and strategic development frameworks. Her research emphasizes the balance between economic growth and ecological preservation in rural contexts.