Keywords
environmental management
Poznań, survey
urban policy
How to Cite
Abstract
: Ensuring a good acoustic climate is one of the most important environmental challenges in urban areas. This is due to high noise-generating activities, as well as the large number of people potentially exposed to the negative effects of noise on physical and mental health. The aim of this paper is to investigate the social perception of protection against noise on the example of Poznań. An online questionnaire was addressed to the inhabitants of city. The collected information made it possible to recognize the respondents’ opinions on the noise level, the most important sources of noise, as well as noticed and preferred corrective actions. The results may be interesting for a lot of cities faced with the challenge of identifying the needs of their inhabitants in the process of choosing priorities and means of protection against noise.
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