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ISSN 1820-6794 Statistical Pocketbook of Serbia 2009 Издавач: Републички завод за статистику Србије За издавача: проф. др Драган Вукмировић, директор Published by: Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia For publisher: Dragan Vukmirović, PhD, Director CIP - Каталогизација у публикацији Народна библиотека Србије, Београд 311(477.11) СТАТИСТИЧКИ календар Србије ... / одговара Драган Вукмировић. - 2008- . - Београд (Милана Ракића 5) : Републички завод за статистику Србије, 2008- (Београд : Републички завод за статистику Србије). - 15 cm Годишње. - Делимично је наставак: Статистички календар - Србија и Црна Гора. Завод за статисику = ISSN 1820-242X ISSN 1820-6794 = Статистички калндар Србије COBISS.SR-ID 146000396 Штампа: Републички завод за статистику Србије Printed by: Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia 2 Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia Статистички календар Србије 2009. ПРЕДГОВОР Статистички календар је едиција Републичког завода за статистику Србије која доноси најзначајније статистичке податке о друштвеном и економском развоју зе- мље, али и сажете податке из историје Србије. Избор података извршен је према потребама и интересовању најширег круга корисника, почевши од ученика основних школа до најстаријих слојева становништва. Републички завод за статистику Србије настојао је да пружи корисницима нај- новије податке према периодици завршених истраживања. Ова публикација пред- ставља резултат свих статистичких истраживања која се врше на основу јединстве- ног програма. Имајући то у виду можемо рећи да је ово заједничка публикација целог статистичког информационог система. Поред статистичке грађе РЗСС-а, Статистич- ки календар садржи податке преузете од Народне банке Србије, МУП-а Србије, Министарства правде, Министарство рада и социјалне политике, Института за јавно здравље Републике Србије ''Др Милан Јовановић Батут'', Републичког фонда за пензијско и инвалидско осигурање, Националне службе за запошљавање, Хидроме- теоролошког завода Србије и других институција. Републички завод за статистику Србије ће са захвалношћу и уважавањем при- мити све примедбе и сугестије које би допринеле побољшању садржине и начина приказивања података у овој едицији. Београд, април 2009. године Директор Проф. др Драган Вукмировић Републички завод за статистику Србије 3 Statistical Pocketbook of Serbia 2009 PREFACE The Statistical Pocketbook is an edition of the Statistical Office of the Repulic of Ser- bia that offers the principal statistical data on the national social and economic develop- ment, and the Serbian history in brief as well. The selection of data was made in compli- ance with the requirements and interest of the wide circle of users, from the primary school pupils to the old people category. The Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia took efforts to provide the latest data according to the accomplished surveys. The publication is an outcome of all statistical surveys conducted pursuant to the unified program. With this regard we are free to see this publication as a joint venture of the overall statistical information system. Apart from the SORS statistics, this pocketbook contains the data taken from the National Bank of Serbia, the Ministry of interior, the Ministry of justice, the Ministry of labour and social policy of the Republic of Serbia, the Public health institute of the Republic of Serbia “Dr Milan Jovanović Batut”, the Fund for pension and disablement insurance of the RS, the National employ- ment service, the Hydrometeorological service of Serbia and other institutions. The Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia would be grateful to receive all re- marks and proposals with the aim to upgrade the contents and presentations of this new edition. Belgrade, April 2009 Director Prof. Dragan Vukmirović, PhD 4 Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia Статистички календар Србије 2009. САДРЖАЈ CONTENTS Предговор ........................................................................................................................... 3 Preface ................................................................................................................................. 4 СТАТИСТИЧКИ ПРЕГЛЕД / STATISTICAL REVIEW ..................................................................... 7 Географски преглед / Geographical review ............................................................... 9 Клима, животна средина и културна баштина / Climate, environment and culture .............................................................................................................. 16 Избори / Elections ..................................................................................................... 29 Становништво / Population ...................................................................................... 30 Запосленост и зараде / Employment and salaries and wages................................ 35 Потрошња становништва / Consumption ............................................................... 44 Цене / Prices.............................................................................................................. 45 Пољопривреда / Agriculture ..................................................................................... 46 Шумарство / Forestry ............................................................................................... 51 Индустрија и енергетика / Industry and Energy ...................................................... 52 Грађевинарство / Construction................................................................................. 54 Спољна трговина / External trade ............................................................................ 57 Унутрашња трговина / Domestic trade .................................................................... 62 Угоститељство и туризам / Catering and tourism.................................................... 63 Саобраћај / Transport ............................................................................................... 65 Образовање / Education .......................................................................................... 73 Наука / Science ......................................................................................................... 83 Култура / Culture ....................................................................................................... 84 Здравство / Public health ......................................................................................... 90 Социјално осигурање / Social insurance ................................................................ 92 Социјална заштита / Welfare .................................................................................. 93 Правосуђе / Justice ................................................................................................. 95 Међународни преглед / International review ........................................................... 96 РЕПУБЛИКА СРБИЈА - ОПШТИ ПРЕГЛЕД REPUBLIC OF SERBIA – GENERERAL REVIEW ..................................................................... 119 Химна и грб / National anthem and coat of arms.................................................... 120 Кратка историја Србије / Serbian history in brief ..................................................122 Национални брендови / National brands ..............................................................165 Спорт / Sport............................................................................................................ 168 Социјално / Welfare.................................................................................................172 Републички завод за статистику Србије 5 Statistical Pocketbook of Serbia 2009 ОПШТИ ДЕО GENERAL REVIEW .............................................................................................................. 175 Општи подаци о Земљи / Earth: general data ...................................................... 176 Позивни бројеви у међународном телефонском саобраћају / Call numbers in International pnone traffic ...............................................................................183 Временске зоне / Time zones.................................................................................188 Време у појединим земљама - Србија 12 часова / Time, Serbia 12.00..............189 Aзбука, абецеда и грчки алфабет / Serbian Cyrillic and Latin and Greek alphabet ...............................................................................................189 Називи за месеце / Months ...................................................................................190 Римски бројеви / Roman numerals......................................................................... 190 Мерне јединице / Measurements ........................................................................... 191 Математика / Mathematics .....................................................................................202 Статистикa / Basic principles of statistics ..............................................................207 Физика / Physics ..................................................................................................... 218 Хемија / Chemistry ..................................................................................................220 Астрономија / Astronomy .......................................................................................225 Информатика / Information science ....................................................................... 230 Медицина
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    Temeljem članka 35.b Zakona o lokalnoj i područnoj (regionalnoj) samoupravi (Narodne novine br. 33/01, 60/01-vjerodostojno tumačenje, 129/05, 109/07, 125/08, 36/09, 150/11, 144/12, 19/13-pročišćeni tekst, 137/15-ispravak, 123/17) i čl. 63. Statuta Grada Pula – Pola (“Službene novine” Grada Pule br. 7/09, 16/09, 12/11, 1/13, 2/18), Gradonačelnik Grada Pule donosi IZVJEŠĆE O RADU GRADONAČELNIKA GRADA PULA-POLA za razdoblje od 01. siječnja do 30. lipnja 2019. godine I. UVOD Člankom 35.b Zakona o lokalnoj i područnoj (regionalnoj) samoupravi (“Narodne novine” br. 33/01, 60/01-vjerodostojno tumačenje, 129/05, 109/07, 125/08, 36/09, 150/11, 144/12, 19/13-pročišćeni tekst, 137/15-ispravak, 123/17) i člankom 63. Statuta Grada Pula- Pola („Službene novine“ Grada Pule br. 7/09, 16/09, 12/11, 1/13, 2/18), utvrđena je obveza Gradonačelnik da dva puta godišnje, podnosi polugodišnja izvješća o svom radu predstavničkom tijelu. Slijedom navedenog, u nastavku teksta, ovim Izvješćem daje se prikaz rada, za prvo polugodište 2019. godine, izvršnog tijela Grada – Gradonačelnika i njegovih zamjenika kao i upravnih tijela Grada čiji rad Gradonačelnik usmjerava i nadzire. II. SASTAV I DJELOKRUG IZVRŠNOG TIJELA GRADA Člankom 61. Statuta Grada Pula-Pola, a temeljem članka 39. Zakona o lokalnoj i područnoj (regionalnoj) samoupravi, utvrđeno je da je izvršno tijelo jedinice lokalne samouprave gradonačelnik i zamjenik gradonačelnika koji obnaša dužnost gradonačelnika u slučajevima propisanim Zakonom. Gradsko izborno povjerenstvo za Grad Pulu, temeljem Zakona o lokalnim izborima („Narodne novine“ RH br. 144/12 i 121/16), objavilo je Konačne rezultate izbora za gradonačelnika Grada Pula-Pola temeljem kojih je, na izborima provedenim 21.