sektorja

Se sektorja is a term used in several languages to designate a distinct subdivision of a system—most commonly the economy, but also administrative or geographic spaces. It is employed in economics, urban planning, and public administration to describe a defined area of activity, production, or governance.

In economic analysis, sectors group activities by their nature of production. Typical broad sectors include primary (extractive industries), secondary (manufacturing), and tertiary (services), with some classifications expanding to quaternary or quinary sectors. International statistical frameworks such as the ISIC and NAICS provide standardized sectoral breakdowns to collect, compare, and interpret data across countries and time.

In geography and urban planning, sectors refer to zones within a city or region that are allocated to specific uses or development patterns. Examples include residential sectors, commercial sectors, industrial sectors, and mixed-use sectors, each guiding land use policy, zoning decisions, and infrastructure planning. In governance, sectors can denote areas of government responsibility or service delivery, such as the health sector, the education sector, or the energy sector, often shaping budgeting and policy priorities.

The exact form and usage of sektorja vary by language. In some languages it appears as the definite form of the noun corresponding to sector, while in others closely related forms denote the same concept. Regardless of linguistic variation, the core idea remains a defined part of a larger system used for organization, analysis, and planning. See also sector, industry, economy, and zoning.