Goal 10 - Reduce inequality within and among countries

Gross value added (GVA) in the gross domestic product account, is the difference between gross output and intermediate consumption.

GVA indicates the input of individual producers, industries and sectors to the GDP creation. Gross value added is calculated on the basis of current ESA methodology in EU.

Employment includes employees hired on the basis of employment (labour contract, posting, appointment, election or service relation) employers and own-account workers, i.e.:

- owners, co-owners and leaseholders of private farms in agriculture (including contributing family workers),

- owners and co-owners (including contributing family workers excluding partners in companies who do not work in them) of entities conducting economic activity other than that related to private farms in agriculture,

- other self-employed persons, e.g. persons practising learned professions outworkers agents (including contributing family workers and persons employed by agents) members of agricultural production co-operatives (agricultural producers co-operatives and co-operatives established on their basis as well as agricultural farmers co-operatives) clergy fulfilling priestly obligations.

Data on employed persons by voivodships were grouped according to factual (constant) place of work of the employees.For computing per employed person annual average number of employed persons was applied.

Indicator calculated on the basis of a preliminary estimate of gross value added by region for 2022.