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The aim of this article is to present the role played by the society in the decision-making process concerning development of rural areas carried out by local governments. Applying the knowledge on inhabited environment resulting from the experience of the participants in a given area, local authorities can shape the area more responsibly and accurately. The article indentified fundaments of this knowledge and its forms of transfer. It has been emphasised that knowledge can also become a basis for cooperation between public and private sectors. The value of rural inhabitants' active participation in the rural revival and the necessity of including this social group in the process of decision-making have been considered as well. Moreover, the article discusses forms of communication between inhabitants and local government due to the fact that the discussing skill is always an additional value in the context of implementing the process of rural revival.

The role of inhabitants' environmental knowledge in the process of rural revival