Optimizing the Provision of Public Services By Local Administration as a Component of the Smart City Concept on the Example of Zabrze
Surveys performed among the residents of Zabrze indicate that in 2021 the majority of respondents (67%), wishing to use public services provided by the local government, still preferred to visit the office in person. Residents noticed negative aspects of direct service, such as queues of people wait...
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