The volume consists of executive summary outlining the main features of maritime economy in Pomorskie Voivodship, statistical tables as well as general and methodological notes. The tables have been grouped in eight thematic chapters describing: entities, employed persons and wages and salaries in maritime economy; capital expenditures and fixed assets in maritime economy; seaports; maritime and coastal shipping; production of sea vessels; fishing economy; state of the environment and sea waters protection, as well as maritime education.

Basic indicators covering socioeconomic situation of the voivodship, among others: labour market and earnings, prices, finance, agriculture, industry and construction, trade, maritime economy and public safety.

The folder presents basic statistical information regarding social-economic situation of Pomorskie Voivodship in 2022, among others data about environmental protection, population, labour market, wages and salaries, households, dwellings, education, health care, culture, tourism, agriculture, industry, construction, maritime economy, transport, trade, finances and entities of the national economy. The elaboration shows also major data on Pomorskie Voivodsip on the background the country and the cities with county rights: Gdansk, Gdynia, Slupsk and Sopot.

The study consists of two chapters. The first chapter contains a set of information on the number of inhabited residential buildings by type, ownership, age and size, as well as the basic utility systems installed in the building. The second chapter presents data regarding the dwelling stock in the Voivodship, in particular inhabited dwellings, as well as information concerning the quality aspects of the housing stock, namely the size, ownership and age of dwellings, technical and sanitary systems installed in dwellings, as well as housing conditions of the population.

The study contains a set of information on the number, size, family and generational composition of households, as well as the number and types of families, including families with dependent children up to 24 years of age.