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The Alba County (Subregion Nuts 3) As an Example of a Successful Transformation- Case Study Report
THE ALBA COUNTY (SUBREGION NUTS 3) AS AN EXAMPLE OF A SUCCESSFUL TRANSFORMATION- CASE STUDY REPORT Authors: Daniela-Luminita Constantin – project scientific coordinator Zizi Goschin – WP6, Task 3 responsible Team member contributors: Constantin Mitrut, Constanta Bodea, Bogdan Ileanu, Raluca Grosu, Amalia Cristescu The research leading to these results has received funding from the European Union's Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2007-2013) under grant agreement “Growth-Innovation- Competitiveness: Fostering Cohesion in Central and Eastern Europe” (GRNCOH) 1 1. Introduction The report is devoted to assessment of current regional development in Alba county, as well as its specific responses to transformation, crisis and EU membership. This study has been conducted within the project GRINCOH, financed by VII EU Framework Research Programme. In view of preparing this report 12 in-depth interviews were carried out in 2013 with representatives of county and regional authorities, RDAs, chambers of commerce, higher education institutions, implementing authorities. Also, statistical socio-economic data were gathered and processed and strategic documents on development strategy, as well as various reports on evaluations of public policies have been studied. 1. 1. Location and history Alba is a Romanian county located in Transylvania, its capital city being Alba-Iulia. The Apuseni Mountains are in its northwestern part, while the south is dominated by the northeastern side of the Parang Mountains. In the east of the county is located the Transylvanian plateau with deep but wide valleys. The main river is Mures. The current capital city of the county has a long history. Apulensis (today Alba-Iulia) was capital of Roman Dacia and the seat of a Roman legion - Gemina. -
Approaching the Territory As a Space of the Action. Predictors of the Participation in the Livezile-Rimitea Micro-Region (Romania)
Approaching the territory as a space of the action. Predictors of the participation in the Livezile-Rimitea micro-region (Romania). C.-A. Butiu To cite this version: C.-A. Butiu. Approaching the territory as a space of the action. Predictors of the participation in the Livezile-Rimitea micro-region (Romania).. 6th International Conference of Territorial Intelligence ”Tools and methods of Territorial Intelligence”, Oct 2008, Besançon, France. halshs-00982834 HAL Id: halshs-00982834 https://halshs.archives-ouvertes.fr/halshs-00982834 Submitted on 24 Apr 2014 HAL is a multi-disciplinary open access L’archive ouverte pluridisciplinaire HAL, est archive for the deposit and dissemination of sci- destinée au dépôt et à la diffusion de documents entific research documents, whether they are pub- scientifiques de niveau recherche, publiés ou non, lished or not. The documents may come from émanant des établissements d’enseignement et de teaching and research institutions in France or recherche français ou étrangers, des laboratoires abroad, or from public or private research centers. publics ou privés. APPROACHING THE TERRITORY AS A SPACE OF THE ACTION. PREDICTORS OF THE PARTICIPATION IN THE LIVEZILE-RIMETEA MICRO-REGION (ROMANIA) Calina - Ana Butiu Lecturer, University “1 Decembrie 1918” Alba Iulia [email protected] tel. 0744 792 174 Summary: There is an increased interest in community participatory development through the involvement of local social actors. Development through participation has shifted the traditional paradigm by placing emphasis on a diversity of local actors, and has generated mixed results, depending on the socio-cultural context of the development area. The socio- cultural characteristics of the local respondents may provide clues that can prove helpful in optimising the strategy of social intervention. -
Technical Report on the Rosia Montana Gold and Silver Project, Transylvania, Romania
TECHNICAL REPORT ON THE ROSIA MONTANA GOLD AND SILVER PROJECT, TRANSYLVANIA, ROMANIA. REPORT PREPARED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE GUIDELINES OF NATIONAL INSTRUMENT 43-101 AND ACCOMPANYING DOCUMENTS 43-101.F1 AND 43-101.CP. Prepared For Gabriel Resources Ltd. Report Prepared by SRK Consulting (UK) Limited UK4627 Effective Date: 1st October 2012 Report Author: Dr Mike Armitage C.Eng C.Geol SRK Consulting Rosia Montana – Table of Contents Main Report Table of Contents 1 SUMMARY .......................................................................................................... 1 1.1 Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 1 1.2 Mineral Resource Statement ................................................................................................... 3 1.3 Mineral Reserve Statement ..................................................................................................... 5 1.4 Operational, Environmental and Permitting Considerations .................................................... 5 1.5 Economic Analysis ................................................................................................................... 7 2 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................. 8 3 RELIANCE ON OTHER EXPERTS ................................................................... 10 4 PROPERTY DESCRIPTION AND LOCATION ................................................. 10 5 ACCESSIBILITY, -
DANIEL DUMITRAN, Jewish Cemeteries Of
DANIEL DUMITRAN, Jewish Cemeteries of Romania: Alba Iulia Case Study Abstract: Places of memory and also holders of significant historical information, Jewish cemeteries were in Romania insufficiently subject to recovery efforts. The dramatic decline in Jewish communities led to the cessation of the use of several cemeteries and to severe deteriorations of funerary monuments. According to statistics from 2007, of the 810 registered cemeteries, over 750 were in places where Jews no longer existed. In the last decade a general inventory has been made and the risk factors for the preservation of gravestones have been indicated. However, concrete interventions for research and preservation of cemeteries have been delayed. In these circumstances, the question is whether their meanings (sacred places, places of memory, vestiges of the past) have been preserved for the non-Jewish communities, or whether they are doomed to oblivion, like the communities they served. My paper tries to answer this question, based on the results of an ongoing project, regarding the inventory and description of gravestones existing in the Jewish cemeteries of Alba County. The only city in Transylvania where Jews had the right of settlement from the seventeenth century, Alba Iulia hosted a large community of Jews, originally Sephardic, and later majority Ashkenazi. The cemetery, with continuing function attested from the mid eighteenth century, reflects the combination of strictly observed tradition and tendency towards integration into the host community, in the last quarter of the nineteenth century, when Jews acquired civil emancipation. The few monumental crypts belonging to rich families illustrate their full integration in the host Hungarian community. -
Nr. Crt. JUDET DENUMIRE UAT 1 AIUD 2 ALBA IULIA 3 ALBAC 4
VI. UAT-uri care au semnat contracte de servicii în exercițiul financiar 2017, 15 noiembrie 17 Nr. crt. JUDET DENUMIRE UAT 1 AIUD 2 ALBA IULIA 3 ALBAC 4 ALMASU MARE 5 BAIA DE ARIES 6 BERGHIN 7 BISTRA 8 BLAJ 9 BUCERDEA GRANOASA 10 BUCIUM 11 CALNIC 12 CENADE 13 CERGAU 14 CERU-BACAINTI 15 CETATEA DE BALTA 16 CIURULEASA 17 CRACIUNELU DE JOS 18 CRICAU 19 CUGIR 20 CUT 21 DOSTAT 22 GALDA DE JOS 23 GIRBOVA 24 HOPIRTA 25 JIDVEI 26 ALBA LOPADEA NOUA 27 LUNCA MURESULUI 28 METES 29 MIHALT 30 MIRASLAU 31 MOGOS 32 NOSLAC 33 OCNA MURES 34 PIANU 35 PONOR 36 RADESTI 37 RIMET 38 RIMETEA 39 ROSIA DE SECAS 40 SALISTEA 41 SASCIORI 1 ALBA 42 SEBES 43 SIBOT 44 SINCEL 45 SONA 46 STREMT 47 TEIUS 48 UNIREA 49 VALEA LUNGA 50 VIDRA 51 ZLATNA 52 ALMAS 53 APATEU 54 ARCHIS 55 BELIU 56 BIRCHIS 57 BIRZAVA 58 BOCSIG 59 BRAZII 60 BUTENI 61 CARAND 62 CERMEI 63 CHISINDIA 64 CHISINEU-CRIS 65 CONOP 66 CRAIVA 67 CURTICI 68 DEZNA 69 DIECI 70 DOROBANTI 71 FELNAC 72 GRANICERI 73 GURAHONT 74 HASMAS 75 IGNESTI 76 INEU 77 IRATOSU 78 LIPOVA 79 MACEA 80 MISCA 81 MONEASA 82 NADLAC 83 OLARI ARAD 84 PAULIS 85 PECICA 86 PEREGU MARE 2 ARAD 87 PETRIS 88 PILU 89 PINCOTA 90 PLESCUTA 91 SANTANA 92 SAVIRSIN 93 SEBIS 94 SEITIN 95 SELEUS 96 SEMLAC 97 SEPREUS 98 SICULA 99 SILINDIA 100 SIMAND 101 SINTEA MARE 102 SISTAROVAT 103 SOCODOR 104 SOFRONEA 105 TAUT 106 TIRNOVA 107 USUSAU 108 VARADIA DE MURES 109 VINGA 110 VIRFURILE 111 ZABRANI 112 ZADARENI 113 ZARAND 114 ZERIND 115 ZIMANDU NOU 116 BALILESTI 117 BASCOV 118 BIRLA 119 BOTESTI 120 BRADU 121 BUDEASA 122 BUZOESTI 123 CETATENI 124 CORBI 125 GODENI -
Damages and Dreams from a 20-Year-Old Conflict. the Case of Rosia Montana and the Struggle for Sustainability
Örebro University Master’s Course in Sociology with a Sustainable Development Focus Supervisor: Benedict Singleton Examiner: Ylva Uggla Date: 28 May 2018 Damages and dreams from a 20-year-old conflict. The case of Rosia Montana and the struggle for sustainability Student: Denisa Elena Leonte 1 I thank my family and friends for supporting me throughout the process of writing this thesis. To Octavian, Oana, Irina, Frita, and Raluca 2 Abstract How do transitions to sustainability emerge? Save Rosia Montana Campaign is a representative socio-environmental movement, that cancelled an open-cast gold mining project in the urban- village of Rosia Montana, Romania. After almost 20 years of conflict with the mining project initiators, the people that oppose mining are now struggling for implementing tourism as an alternative development of the place, that could allow the possibility of sustainable development. The research aims to assess the extent that Rosia Montana represents an example of an environmental conflict that generates change towards sustainable development. The paper reconstructs the history of conflict around Rosia Montana by using the theoretical framework of ecological distribution conflict, while it's investigating the outcomes that this struggle produced. By revealing the visions of sustainable development and the challenges experienced by the opposition to mining, we can understand the notion of alternatives in conflict. The alternatives to development from Rosia Montana are questioning conventional perceptions of development and democracy, while requesting social transformation for meeting their needs and enhancing their quality of life. Keywords: ecological distribution conflict, alternative development, environmental justice movements, sustainability transitions. 3 List of abbreviations. -
PREBET AIUD S.A. No. 1038 / 17.03.2021 To, Bucharest Stock
PREBET AIUD S.A. Str. Arenei, nr. 10, c.p. 515200, loc. Aiud, jud. Alba, Romania Tel: 0258/861.661; 0258/863.350 Fax: 0258/861.454 E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.prebet.ro No. 1038 / 17.03.2021 To, Bucharest Stock Exchange Financing Surveillance Authority CURRENT REPORT Pursuant to the provisions of the EU Regulation no. 596/2014 regarding the market abuse, of the FSA Regulation no.5 / 2018 of FSA on Issuers of Financial Instruments and Market Operations, respectively of Law no. 24/2017 on issuers of financial instruments and market operations Report date: 17.03.2021 Company name: S.C. PREBET AIUD S.A. Address: Aiud, 10 Arenei Street, Alba County – Romania, 515200 Phone/fax no: 004-0258-861661 / 004-0258-861454 Fiscal Code: RO 1763841 LEI Code: 254900R0KBC9MDTF1V33 Trade Register registration number: J 01/121/1991 Subscribed and paid in share capital: 8.199.547,74 RON Regulated market where the issued securities are traded: Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) Important event : PREBET AIUD S.A. informs that in the meeting of the Board of Directors of PREBET AIUD S.A. of 16.03.2021, was decided: . The Convocation of A.G.O.A. and A.G.E.A. for the date of 28/29.04.2021. Annex: Convocation of PREBET AIUD S.A. Ordinary and Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders on 28/29.04.2021. Manager Eng. Ranca Flaviu PREBET AIUD S.A.; Str. Arenei, nr. 10, c.p. 515200, loc. Aiud, jud. Alba, Romania Cod Fiscal: RO 1763841; Nr. de ordine la Registrul Comertului: J 01/121/1991 Cont Banca: BRD, Sucursala Aiud IBAN RO27 BRDE 010S V361 7389 0100 BCR, Sucursala Aiud IBAN RO66 RNCB 0005 0210 5844 0001 PREBET AIUD S.A. -
PARTEA I: Prezentarea Teritoriului – Analiza Diagnostic
PARTEA I: Prezentarea teritoriului – Analiza diagnostic Se va prezenta sintetic teritoriul prin situarea acestuia în contextul în care se află dar şi într-un ansamblu mai larg, însoţit de o descriere generală a caracteristicilor geografice, fizice şi de relief. Toate aceste elemente vor permite demonstrarea coerenţei teritoriale şi a omogenităţii economice şi sociale. 1. Prezentarea geografică şi fizică 1.1 Prezentarea principalelor caracteristici geografice (amplasament, relief, altitudine) Amplasarea teritoriului Zona Munţilor Metaliferi,Trascău și Muntele Mare, din punct de vedere geografic şi etnografic, face parte din zona Munţilor Apuseni şi se suprapune cu subzona Mocănime respectiv cu grupele dintre porţiunea mijlocie a văii Arieşului (de la Lupşa la Ocoliş) şi a afluenților de pe dreapta Mureșului dintre Ocna Mureș și Alba Iulia. Ea cuprinde zona central-nordică a județului Alba și se învecinează cu județele Cluj și Hunedoara. Localitățile din zonă sunt străbătute, sau au acces de pe drumurile județene sau comunale, de drumurile naționale DN1A, DN 74 și DN 75care fac legătura cu Alba Iulia și ușurează accesul spre gările de pe liniile de cale ferată 100 și 300 și spre aeroporturile din Cluj și Sibiu. Relief Zona Munţilor Metaliferi,Trascău și Muntele Mare este preponderent o zonă de munte, excepție facând doar satele de pe dealurile piemontane ale Trăscăului şi de pe culoarul Mureșului. Munţi Metaliferi se întind în partea nord – vestică şi sudică a bazinului văii Ampoiului. Se remarcă printr-o constituţie complexă, rocile flişului cretacic fiind deseori străbătute de formaţiuni vulcanogene, cu vârfuri ascuţite, ce trădează prezenţa conurilor şi a neckurilor vulcanice (Detunata 1.258 m, Poeniţa 1.437 m şi Fericeli 1.122 m). -
Impact of Environmental Factors on the Quality Of
AgroLife Scientific Journal - Volume 8, Number 1, 2019 ISSN 2285-5718;AgroLife ISSN CD-ROM Scientific 2285-5726; Journal ISSN- Volume ONLINE 8, Number 2286-0126; 1, 2019 ISSN-L 2285-5718 ISSN 2285-5718; ISSN CD-ROM 2285-5726; ISSN ONLINE 2286-0126; ISSN-L 2285-5718 ecosystems. Algae can use the free nitrogen coniferous and deciduous forests. The main from water and salts ammonia and after their rivers crossing the area are the Aries River and IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS ON THE QUALITY exhaustion even the nitrate (Botnariuc and Abrudel River. The climate is moderate OF SPRING WATER FROM ABRUD-CÂMPENI AREA, Vădineanu, 1982). continental, with milder shades in small ALBA COUNTY, ROMANIA Previous studies have shown that the quality intramontane depressions. Annual average parameters of underground water may exhibit temperatures are between 2-6°C. Winters are Maria POPA1, Ioana GLEVITZKY2, Gabriela-Alina DUMITREL3, large variations due to natural conditions and generally frosty and long, with the average cold Mirel GLEVITZKY1, Dorin POPA1 anthropogenic activities (Zereg et al., 2018; season being within the isotherm of -3 and Bhurtun et al., 2019). According to Zereg et al., -6°C. Frosty days are between October and - 1„1 Decembrie 1918” University of Alba Iulia, Faculty of Economic Sciences, Romania NO3 concentration is influenced by rainfall April and range from 100 to 150 days. Annual 2„Lucian Blaga” University of Sibiu, Doctoral School, Faculty of Engineering, Romania events. Naclerio and the collaborators have average precipitation ranges from 900-1100 3Politehnica University of Timişoara, Faculty of Industrial Chemistry and Environmental been studied the influence of freezing and mm/year. -
Vineyards and Wineries in Alba County, Romania Towards Sustainable Business Development
sustainability Article Vineyards and Wineries in Alba County, Romania towards Sustainable Business Development 1, 2 3 Monica Maria Coros, * , Ana Monica Pop and Andrada Ioana Popa 1 Faculty of Business, Babes, -Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania, 7 Horea Street, Cluj-Napoca, Cluj 400174, Romania 2 Faculty of European Studies, Babes, -Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania, 1 Emmanuel de Martonne Street, Cluj-Napoca, Cluj 400090, Romania 3 Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, Babes, -Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania, 58-60 Teodor Mihali Street, Cluj-Napoca, Cluj 400591, Romania * Correspondence: [email protected] or [email protected] Received: 27 June 2019; Accepted: 23 July 2019; Published: 25 June 2019 Abstract: Starting from a definition of wine tourism, put in the context of sustainable development, a multifaceted research study was elaborated, aimed at establishing if, and how, wine businesses in Alba County, Romania, can develop on a sustainable path. A mix of desk research, qualitative, and quantitative methods and tools were blended together in this research. An investigation of the wineries’ financial situations and online presence was further completed by the interviews with entrepreneurs, local public administration representatives, and residents in order to establish that business development on the wine-route is highly desired and would eventually enjoy the appreciation of both locals and tourists. Instead of conclusions, a framework for the sustainable development of Alba’s wineries is sketched, focusing on those elements that motivate international and also Romanian wine tourists to visit this destination, and emphasizing the need for the establishment of a destination management organization (DMO) capable of managing the interests of all stakeholders under the conditions of sustainable development. -
Lucrări Finalizate La Nivel De Sector Cadastral Nr.Crt. Judeţ Denumire UAT ALBA IULIA BAIA DE ARIES BERGHIN BLANDIANA CALNIC C
Lucrări finalizate la nivel de sector cadastral Nr.Crt. Judeţ Denumire UAT 1 ALBA IULIA 2 BAIA DE ARIES 3 BERGHIN 4 BLANDIANA 5 CALNIC 6 CENADE 7 CERGAU 8 CRICAU 9 CUGIR 10 CUT 11 DOSTAT 12 GALDA DE JOS 13 ALBA JIDVEI 14 METES 15 NOSLAC 16 PIANU 17 RIMETEA 18 SALISTEA 19 SEBES 20 SIBOT 21 SINCEL 22 SONA 23 TEIUS 24 VIDRA 25 ZLATNA 26 ALMAS 27 APATEU 28 ARCHIS 29 BOCSIG 30 BUTENI 31 CARAND 32 CRAIVA 33 CURTICI 34 DIECI 35 IGNESTI 36 IRATOSU 37 MACEA 38 NADLAC ARAD 39 OLARI 40 PETRIS 41 PILU 42 SANTANA 43 SELEUS 44 SEMLAC 45 SEPREUS 46 SILINDIA 47 SIMAND 48 VINGA 49 ZADARENI SO ZERIND 51 ZIMANDU NOU 52 CORBI 53 POPESTI ARGEŞ 54 ROC1U 55 TEIU 56 ARDEOANI 57 BERESTI-TAZLAU 58 BLAGESTI 59 BUCIUMI 60 CLEJA 61 COTOFANESTI 62 DAMIENESTI 63 FARAOANI 64 FILIPENI 65 GAICEANA 66 HORGESTI 67 HURUIESTI 68 LUIZI-CALUGARA 69 MAGIRESTI BACĂU 70 NEGRI 71 ODOBESTI 7Z ONCESTI 73 PARAVA 74 PARINCEA 75 PINCESTI 76 PODU TURCULUI 77 RACACIUNI 78 SARATA 79 SASCUT 80 SECUIENI 81 SOLONT 82 TATARASTI 83 VALEA SEAC ~ 84 GEPIU 85 BIHOR POPESTI 86 SANNICOlAU ROMAN 87 CICEU - MIHAESTI 88 DUMITRA 89 JOSENII BIRGAULUI BISTRIŢA NĂSĂUD 90 MICESTII DE CAMPIE 91 SANT 92 SIEUT 93 COTUSCA 94 BOTOŞANI CRISTINESTI 9S FLAMANZI 96 MIRCEA VODA BRĂILA 97 VICTORIA 98 BLAJANI 99 BOLDU 100 BRADEANU 101 BREAZA 102 C,A. ROSETTI 103 COCH IRLEANCA 104 FLORICA 105 GHERASENI 106 MIHAILESTI 107 BUZĂU MOVILA BANULUI 108 PADINA 109 PUIE5TI 110 ROBEASCA 111 RUSETU 112 SAHATENI 113 SAPOCA 114 SMEENI 115 TINTESTI 116 VILCELELE 117 BELCIUGATELE 118 CASCIOARELE 119 CHIRNOGI 120 LEHLlU-GARA CĂLĂRAŞI -
ACTIVITY REPORT No
ACTIVITY REPORT No. 45 Summary of Activities in Zlatna, Romania, 1994–1997: A Cross-Sectoral Approach to Environmental and Occupational Health Improvements January 1998 by Patricia Billig Prepared for the USAID Mission to Romania under EHP Activity No. 224-RC Environmental Health Project Contract No. HRN-Q-03-93-00037-03, Project No. 936-5994 is sponsored by the Bureau for Global Programs, Field Support and Research Office of Health and Nutrition U.S. Agency for International Development Washington, DC 20523 CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ................................................................... iii ABOUT THE TEAM ....................................................................... v ACRONYMS .............................................................................. ix EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ................................................................... xi MAP OF ZLATNA, ROMANIA ............................................................. xv 1 BACKGROUND ................................................................. 1 2 GOALS AND STRATEGY ........................................................... 3 2.1 Topics of Concern ............................................................ 3 2.2 Initial Survey, Stakeholder Identification, and Information Dissemination ............... 4 2.3 Goal Development ............................................................ 7 2.4 Strategy for Achieving Each Goal ................................................ 8 2.4.1 Reducing the Exposure of Young Children to Lead .........................