Warsaw, the capital of Poland, forms the core of the Warsaw Metropolitan Area, a zone encompassing the city and ten surrounding counties within the Masovian Voivodeship. Collaboration across the metropolitan area is based on voluntary partnerships facilitated by the Warsaw Metropolis Association, which addresses metropolitan planning, transport, and economic development to ensure cohesive and balanced growth.
Warsaw has made significant strides in gender representation, with women holding 60% of local government positions in 2024, the highest in the region. The city's greenness index is 0.5, surpassing the global average of 0.3, reflecting efforts to improve urban greenery. Public space accessibility is also notable, with 99% of residents within walking distance of open spaces.
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