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MIONICA Opština Mionica Se Nalazi Se U Centralnoj Srbiji I Spada U Opština Mionica se nalazi se u Centralnoj Srbiji i spada u Kolubarski okrug. Centar opštine je grad Mionica. Opština Mionica se sastoji od 36 naselja. Sve ostale informacije vezane za opštinu mozete naci na sledećoj web stranici: http://www.mionica.rs/ Municipality Mionica is located in Central Serbia, in the Kolubara District. Center of the municipality is the city Mionica. It is consist of 36 settlements. All other information regarding the municipality can be found at the following website: http://www.mionica.rs/ MIONICA Poverenik (ime i prezime) Commissaire (nom et prénom) Trustee (Name and Last Name) VESNA RADOVANOVIC Komisioneri (emri dhe mbiemri) Treuhänder (Name und Vorname) poverniko vaš tradime manuša thaj migracije (anav hem bianav) Adresa i telefon povereništva Adresse et téléphone syndic Trustee office address and telephone VOJVODE Z.MISICA 38, 014/342‐2020 LOK. 130 Adresa dhe tel. Kujdestar Adresse und Telefon des Treuhänders adresa hem telefoni Adresa i telefon opštine Adresse et numéro de téléphone de la municipalité Municipality address and telephone VOJVODE Z.MISICA 38, 014/342‐2020 Adresa dhe tel. komunes Adresse und Telefonnummer der Gemeinde adresa hem telefoni kotar kanali Adresa i telefon opštinskog fonda za zdravstveno osiguranje Adresse et numéro de téléphone de la caisse d'assurance-santé municipale Health insurance fond address and telephone VOJVODE Z.MISICA, 014/342‐1257 Adresa dhe numri telefonit të fondit të sigurimeve shëndetësort komunale Adresse und Telefonnummer des städtischen Gesundheitsfonds adresa hem telefoni fond vaš sastipasko sigeripe ani communa Adresa i telefon centra za socijalni rad Adresse et numéro de téléphone du centre d'action sociale Social work center address and telephone VOJVODE Z.MISICA, 014/625‐89 Adresa dhe numri telefonit të Qendrës për Punë Socialë Adresse und Telefonnummer des Zentrums für Soziale Arbeit adresa hem telefoni centro vaš socialno buti Broj telefona Opšte uprave za pitanja iz dečije zaštite, obrazovanja, predškolskih ustanova Numéro de téléphone Administration générale de protection pour l'enfance, l'éducation, école maternelle Child protection, education and preschool institution office telephone VOJVODE Z.MISICA 38, 014/342‐2020 LOK134 Phone numri Administratës së Përgjithshme të çështjeve të mbrojtjes së fëmijëve, arsimit, parashkollor Telefonnummer der Generalen Administration von Fragen der Kinderschutz , Bildung, Vorschule uprava kotar uluvipe pala ćhavoren,edukacia,thaj angloskolako institucia Adresa i telefon nacionalne službe za zapošljavanje Adresse et numéro de téléphone du service national de placement National employement office address and telephone VOJVODE Z.MISICA, 014/624‐48 Adresa dhe numri dhe telefonit të Shërbimit Kombëtar të Punësimit Adresse und Telefonnummer des Arbeitsmarktservice adresa kotar telefoni nacionalno servisis vaš khuvibe pi buti Adresa i telefon Doma zdravlja Adresse et numéro de téléphone de la dispensaire Health center address and telephone KNEZA GRBOVICA 307, 014/342‐1176 Adresa dhe numri telefonit Shëndetësisë Adresse und Telefonnummer des Gesundheitszentrum adresa hem telefoni carsa stipnjase Adresa narodne kuhinje Répondre à la soupe populaire Soup kitchen address Kuzhine Adresa supë Adresse von die Suppenküche adresa hem telefoni themesko ćiravdi Adresa i telefon Crvenog krsta Adresse et numéro de téléphone de la Croix-Rouge Red Cross address and telephone VOJVODE Z.MISICA, 014/621‐90 Adresa dhe numri telefonit Kryqit të Kuq Adresse und Telefonnummer des Roten Kreuzes adresa hem telefoni lolo trušul Adresa i telefon opštinske uprave policije Adresse et numéro de téléphone de la police de l'administration locale Police office address and telephone VOJVODE Z.MISICA, 014/342‐1321 Adresa dhe numri telefonit të policisë administratës lokale Adresse und Telefonnummer der örtlichen Verwaltung der Polizei adresa hem telefoni policiako uprava ani comuna Romski koordinator (ime i prezime) Coordinateur Roma (nom et prénom) Roma coordinator (name and last name) Koordinatori Roma (emri dhe mbiemri) Roma‐Koordinator (Name und Vorname) rromano koordinatori (anav hem bianav) Adresa i telefon romskog koordinatora Adresse et numéro de téléphone de la Coordinateur Roma Roma coordinator address and telephone Adresa dhe numri telefonit Koordinator për romët Adresse und Telefonnummer des Roma‐Koordinators adresa hem telefoni rromano koordinatori.
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