Instrumenty finansowe w ekonomii społecznej wobec kryzysu związanego z pandemią COVID-19

The social economy sector is an important area of public policy implementation in social assistance and the labor market. Social economy entities have instruments of public financial support at their disposal, including returnable ones, enabling them to develop and achieve economic and social goals. During the COVID-19 pandemic, they received new support instruments of a unique nature compared to the existing solutions. An important issue is the flexibility of public policy responses and the ability to jointly - the public authority and the non-profit stakeholder community - to develop and implement support to protect this sector, which is sensitive to economic crises resulting from the consequences of operating restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic. The social enterprise, or more broadly social entrepreneurship, is certainly one of the most fascinating innovations of recent decades, still eluding theoretically satisfactory explanation.Sektor ekonomii społecznej to istotny obszar realizacji polityki publicznej w zakresie pomocy społecznej i rynku pracy. Podmioty ekonomii społecznej mają do dyspozycji instrumenty publicznego wsparcia finansowego, w tym zwrotnego, umożliwiające im rozwój i realizację celów gospodarczych i społecznych. W okresie pandemii COVID-19 otrzymały nowe instrumenty wspierające o wyjątkowym charakterze na tle dotychczasowych rozwiązań. Istotnym zagadnieniem jest elastyczność reagowania polityki publicznej oraz umiejętność wspólnego - władzy publicznej wraz ze środowiskiem interesariuszy non-profit - wypracowania i wdrożenia wsparcia, by uchronić ten wrażliwy na kryzysy gospodarcze sektor przed konsekwencjami związanymi z ograniczeniami funkcjonowania podczas pandemii COVID-19. Przedsiębiorstwo społeczne, czy też szerzej przedsiębiorczość społeczna, to z pewnością jedne z najbardziej fascynujących innowacji ostatnich dekad, ciągle wymykające się satysfakcjonującemu teoretycznie wyjaśnieniu

Implementation of a 4G/5G Base Station Using the srsRAN Software and the USRP Software Radio Module, Journal of Telecommunications and Information Technology, 2023, nr 3

This article presents the potential applications and scenarios for the implementation of a software-defined radio (SDR) module operating as a base station in 4G/5G networks. The paper presents test configurations of the srsRAN software environment in conjunction with various types of programmable radio modules. Then, the key performance metrics of the mobile telephony system and potential problems that may be encountered while implementing hardware and software layers are presented

Financial Instruments in the Social Economy in the Face of the Crisis Related to the COVID-19 Pandemic

The social economy sector is an important area of public policy implementation in social assistance and the labor market. Social economy entities have instruments of public financial support at their disposal, including returnable ones, enabling them to develop and achieve economic and social goals. During the COVID-19 pandemic, they received new support instruments of a unique nature compared to the existing solutions. An important issue is the flexibility of public policy responses and the ability to jointly - the public authority and the non-profit stakeholder community - to develop and implement support to protect this sector, which is sensitive to economic crises resulting from the consequences of operating restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic. The social enterprise, or more broadly social entrepreneurship, is certainly one of the most Fascinating innovations of recent decades, still eluding theoretically satisfactory explanation

Implementation of a 4G/5G Base Station Using the srsRAN Software and the USRP Software Radio Module

This article presents the potential applications and scenarios for the implementation of a software-defined radio (SDR) module operating as a base station in 4G/5G networks. The paper presents test configurations of the srsRAN software environment in conjunction with various types of programmable radio modules. Then, the key performance metrics of the mobile telephony system and potential problems that may be encountered while implementing hardware and software layers are presented