midzysektorowej

Międzysektorowa (intersectoral) is an approach in public policy and organizational management that emphasizes collaboration across sectors—public administration, private sector, and civil society—to address problems that cross sector boundaries. It involves joint planning, shared resources, coordinated services, and aligned incentives rather than isolated, sector-specific programs.

Origins and uses: The term is widely used in policy analysis, health, environment, urban planning, education, and social protection. In policy discourse, it often appears in alignment with Health in All Policies (HiAP), Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and integrated development strategies that require cross-sector data, governance, and accountability.

Examples: A city forming an intersectoral team to improve housing, transport, and air quality; a health ministry coordinating with education, social services, and labor authorities to support vulnerable families; cross-sector financing and governance structures to implement climate resilience projects.

Challenges: Aligning goals across ministries and agencies, differences in budgeting cycles, data sharing and privacy concerns, accountability and evaluation complexity, and potential for perceived loss of sector autonomy. Success often depends on formal governance arrangements, clear leadership, and shared indicators.

Spelling note and related terms: The standard Polish spelling is międzysesktorowa? The canonical form is międzysektorowa, with diacritics. The genitive form międzysektorowej is common in phrases like "strategia międzysektorowa." The variant midzysektorowej without diacritics is a common misspelling. Related terms include intersectoral collaboration, cross-sector governance, and Health in All Policies.