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Lithuania Residential Market Commentary H1 2019 (PDF)
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE MARKET COMMENTARY LITHUANIA / H1 2019 The Lithuanian residential property market, growing for the ninth year in a NUMBER OF TRANSACTIONS IN LITHUANIA row, is showing no surprises this year – the general market indicators 3.500 demonstrate as always that the housing market has been experiencing its 3.000 heyday over the last decade. The first six months of 2019 were especially 2.500 productive – compared to the same period in previous years, the number of purchased housing (apartments and houses) was the highest the country had 2.000 seen since 2007. Positive trends were recorded in all of the five major cities: the 1.500 number of purchased apartments and houses was bigger than in the first half- 1.000 year of 2018, and the total amount spent on such properties was also greater 500 than a year ago. 0 According to the data of the State Enterprise Centre of Registers, the number 2019.06 2015.01 2015.04 2015.07 2015.10 2016.01 2016.04 2016.07 2016.10 2017.01 2017.04 2017.07 2017.10 2018.01 2018.04 2018.07 2018.10 2019.01 2019.04 of purchase and sale transactions of apartments in the first half of 2019 in Houses Apartments Lithuania was 4.6% higher, and houses 8.1% higher, compared to the same Source: SE Centre of Registers period in 2018. Over the first six months of this year, 2,793 apartment purchase transactions and 887 house purchase transactions were concluded per month on average. To compare the first half-year of 2019 with the same period in CHANGES IN HOUSING TRANSACTIONS IN LITHUANIA 2018, the fastest (over 20%) general relative growth in the number of (20 Lithuania‘s municipalities (out of 60), where the biggest changes apartment and house transactions was recorded in Birštonas municipality were recorded in H1 2019, in comparison with H1 2018) (81.3%), Širvintos district municipality (65.4%), Alytus district municipality Birštonas (54.5%), Panevėžys district municipality (49.6%), Kupiškis district municipality Širvintos dist. -
The Leyb Koniuchowsky Papers and the Holocaust in Provincial Lithuania
5HVFXHGIURP2EOLYLRQ7KH/H\E.RQLXFKRZVN\3DSHUV DQGWKH+RORFDXVWLQ3URYLQFLDO/LWKXDQLD T. Fielder Valone Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Volume 28, Number 1, Spring 2014, pp. 85-108 (Article) 3XEOLVKHGE\2[IRUG8QLYHUVLW\3UHVV For additional information about this article http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/hgs/summary/v028/28.1.valone.html Access provided by Millersville University Library (17 Feb 2015 20:19 GMT) Research Note Rescued from Oblivion: The Leyb Koniuchowsky Papers and the Holocaust in Provincial Lithuania T. Fielder Valone Indiana University Much of our knowledge of the Holocaust in Lithuania is based on experien- ces in or near Vilnius and Kaunas. In the smaller towns, where tens of thou- sands of Jews lived before the war, so few survived that first-hand accounts are rare; all the less do official German sources offer a window onto events, recording little more than overall numbers. The present contribution draws attention to a lesser-known collection of survivor testimonies gathered after the war by Leyb Koniuchowsky, primarily in Germany’s Feldafing dis- placed persons camp. Case studies of ritual humiliation of Jews by their small-town and village neighbors, experiences in a minor camp complex, and the pursuit of vengeance by one survivor who gained temporary employment in the postwar Soviet security services, point toward the place of oral testimony in elucidating events in hard-to-document places. They raise questions about whether events in better-known localities were “typical” or not. “Stories,” wrote Jorge Semprun, “never begin where they seem to have begun.”1 This story begins with an ending, after the Germans surrendered but well before the scope of Hitler’s crimes was fully understood. -
Alytaus Regiono 2010 – 2020 Metų Plėtros Planas
ALYTAUS REGIONO PLĖTROS TARYBA ALYTAUS APSKRITIES VIRŠININKO ADMINISTRACIJA ALYTAUS REGIONO 2010 – 2020 METŲ PLĖTROS PLANAS ALYTUS, 2010 Alytaus regiono 2010 – 2020 metų plėtros planas Užsakovas Alytaus apskrities viršininko administracija Paslaugų teikėjas Viešoji įstaiga „PVC“ Ugniagesių g. 1, Alytus Tel. (8 315) 52 127, faks. (8 315) 52 127 www.pvc.lt Alytaus regiono plėtros planas parengtas įgyvendinant Alytaus apskrities viršininko administracijos projektą „Alytaus regiono plėtros 2010 – 2020 metų plano parengimas“ (projekto Nr. VP1-4.2-VRM-02-R-11-003), kurį finansuoja Europos Socialinis fondas ir Lietuvos Respublikos Vyriausybė pagal Žmogiškųjų išteklių plėtros veiksmų programos 4 prioriteto „Administracinių gebėjimų stiprinimas ir viešojo administravimo efektyvumo didinimas“ įgyvendinimo priemonę VP1-4.2-VRM-02-R „Regioninės plėtros tobulinimas, regionų plėtros planai ir savivaldybių (ilgalaikiai / trumpalaikiai) strateginiai plėtros planai“. 2 Alytaus regiono 2010 – 2020 metų plėtros planas DALYVAVUSIEJI ALYTAUS REGIONO 2010 – 2020 METŲ PLĖTROS PLANO RENGIME 1. Romualdas Vilniaus prekybos, pramonės ir amatų [email protected] Ambroževičius rūmų Alytaus filialo direktorius 2. Antanas Alytaus krašto pramonininkų asociacijos [email protected] Andriulionis prezidentas 3. Romas Balčius AAVA RPD Aplinkos ir viešųjų ryšių [email protected] skyriaus vyriausiasis specialistas 4. Vydas Baravykas Lietuvos valstybinio žuvivaisos ir [email protected] žuvininkystės tyrimų centro Simno eksperimentinio žuvų veislyno direktorius 5. Kęstutis Alytaus apskrities Kultūros ir meno [email protected] Bernatavičius tarybos pirmininkas, šokių studijos „Alemana“ pirmininkas 6. Ramūnas Alytaus rajono savivaldybės tarybos narys [email protected] Bielevičius 7. Algimantas Alytaus apskrities viršininkas [email protected] Bražionis 8. Pranas Celevičius Varėnos miškų urėdijos urėdas [email protected] 9. Česlovas Daugėla Alytaus miesto savivaldybės meras [email protected] 10. -
Regions for Health Network Twenty-Third Annual Meeting Report
Regions for Health Network Twenty-third annual meeting report Achieving a healthy, sustainable society: the need for integration, inclusion and coherence at international, subnational and regional levels Kaunas, Lithuania, 22–23 September 2016 Regions for Health Network Twenty-third annual meeting report Achieving a healthy, sustainable society: the need for integration, inclusion and coherence at international, subnational and regional levels Kaunas, Lithuania, 22–23 September 2016 Abstract The 23rd annual meeting of the WHO Regions for Health Network took place in Kaunas Region, Lithuania, on 22–23 September 2016. The main theme was the integration of efforts at international, national and subnational levels to achieve the objectives of Health 2020 and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. The meeting included sessions reviewing the relationship between Health 2020 and the 2030 Agenda; action at regional level within countries to address Health 2020; aspects of health and the environment; recent efforts to transform health care delivery; findings from recent studies on intersectoral collaboration; and the implications at regional level of the recently agreed Strategy on women’s health and well-being in the WHO European Region. The meeting also provided an opportunity for network members to hear about each other’s recent experiences and progress with the agreed programme of publications, and to consider how better to work with other parts of the WHO family, and in particular the Healthy Cities Network. Keywords: DELIVERY OF HEALTH CARE, HEALTH PLANNING, HEALTH PRIORITIES, HEALTH SERVICES, HEALTH STATUS INDICATORS, INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION Address requests about publications of the WHO Regional Office for Europe to: Publications WHO Regional Office for Europe UN City, Marmorvej 51 DK-2100 Copenhagen Ø, Denmark Alternatively, complete an online request form for documentation, health information, or for permission to quote or translate, on the Regional Office web site (http://www.euro.who.int/pubrequest). -
ALYTUS Sport and Recreation
ALYTUS sport and recreation ALYTUS is the largest southern town of Lithuania. 16 km of the loop of Nemunas with picturesque forests, green hills surrounds Alytus. Alytus is a town in a park. More than a third of the territory of the city is covered with green areas. Alytus is known as one of the sports tourism attraction centers of Lithuania. Every year different national and inter- national sports events are organized here. The town hosted one of the stages of the 2011 FIBA European Men Basket- ball Championship, 2013 UEFA European U-19 Champion- ship matches, European U-17 Championship matches. In 2011, Alytus was declared the top sports town of Lit huania. Alytus men handball (Almeida-Stronglasas), basketball (Dzūkija), football (Dainava) teams play in the premier sports leagues of Lithuania, men (ASRC-Almeida-Strongla- sas), women handball (ASRC-Margiris), women basketball (Alytus RKL) teams play in the first leagues of the country. Sport is becoming a more and more important recreational activity; therefore it is the focus of Alytus city municipali- ty. Residents of the town, including students, are able to choose one of 20 sports in the Sports and Recreation Center or participate in the activities of 65 sports clubs and public organizations. New objects of sports infrastructure allowing the residents and guests of the town to be active during their free-time are reconstructed or constructed every year. The recon- structed Sports and Recreation Center arena is suitable for international tournaments of the highest level. The reno- vated center also has a 50 meter 8 lane swimming pool. -
On the Problem of Assessment of Sustainability in the Sea Shore Region
ISSN 2029-9370. REGIONAL FORMATION AND DEVELOPMENT STUDIES, No. 2 (10) ON THE PROBLEM OF ASSESSMENT OF SUSTAINABILITY IN THE SEA SHORE REGION Kristina ramanausKaitė1, angelija Bučienė2 Klaipėda University (Lithuania) ABSTRACT Definitions and sets of indicators as well as approaches on sustainable development are compiled, discussed and evaluated in this paper. The researched region embraces for five urban and district municipalities in western Lithuania and Latvia in the total area of 1393.93 km2. The scheme of steps of assessment of sustainability with selected sets of indicators relevant for the sea shore region of Lithuania and Latvia is presented and discussed. KEY WORDS: sustainability, assessment, sea shore region. JEL CODES: Q01, Q56. Introduction The sea shore or coastal zone’s importance in the country’s economics is one of the greatest in most of world countries because of high natural and human resources located there (Berkes et al., 2003; Gadal and Lekavičiūtė, 2012; Walter, Stützel, 2009). In the sense of spatial planning, it involves a territory in the sea and on land, the boundaries of which are defined by mutual influences and interests (Pužulis, 2010; Spiriajevas, 2012; Burgis, Čiegis, 2012). According to the research in Finland, about 40 % of Baltic sea shore habitat types are threatened (SH7 Red-listed, 2008). The seashore meadows, seasonally flooded meadows and paludified wet meadows are among the most valuable rural landscapes in the coastal areas. This kind of areas has most certainly decreased lately, due to decreased grazing and hay harvesting, drainage activities, cultivation or increased damp construction with shrinking of agricultural activities. However the tourism, recreation, fishing, sports are increasing and their impact on the environment in these regions increases as well. -
Fitosanitariniu Patikrinimu 2017
Neoficialus dokumento tekstas PATVIRTINTA Valstybinės augalininkystės tarnybos prie Žemės ūkio ministerijos direktoriaus 2017 m. sausio 11 d. įsakymu Nr. A1-20 FITOSANITARINIŲ PATIKRINIMŲ 2017 M. PLANAS Eil. Patikrinimo Ūkio subjektas Tikrinimo Rizikos grupė Tikrinimo metu bus Nr. data / Pavadinimas / vardas ir pavardė Adresas veiklos (patikimumo pildomas kontrolinis savaitė pobūdis* kategorija)** klausimynas (Taip / Ne) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Alytaus regioninis skyrius 1. 02–04 UAB „Mwood“ Alytaus r. sav., Alytaus sen., Alytaus k. FT I Taip 2. 02–04 UAB „Gunva“ Alytus, Miškininkų g. 25 FT I Taip 3. 02–04 UAB „Marko pallets“ Alytus, Naujoji g. 134 FT I Taip 4. 02–04 Diburienės IĮ Varėnos r. sav., Merkinė, Vilniaus g. 75 FT I Ne 5. 02–04 UAB „Leimesta“ Druskininkų sav., Leipalingis, Alėjos g. 29 FT I Ne 6. 03–04 UAB „Rytų kelias“ Alytus, Naujoji g. 17 MTVP/FS I Ne 7. 03–04 UAB „Septusa“ Alytus, Naujoji g. 142 MTVP/FS I Ne 8. 03–04 UAB „Arnika“ Druskininkai, Gardino g. 55 MTVP/FS I Ne 9. 03–04 UAB „Akmuva“ Lazdijai, Vilniaus g. 94 MTVP/FS I Ne 10. 03–04 UAB „Transmuralis“ Lazdijai, Vilniaus g. 94 FT I Taip 11. 04–05 UAB „Ecolink Baltic“ Varėna, Pramonės g. 12 MTVP/FS I Ne 12. 04–05 UAB „Tandemus“ Varėna, Mechanizatorių g. 24 MTVP/FS I Ne 13. 05–06 J. Kvederio gamybinė-komercinė įmonė Lazdijų r. sav., Teizų sen., Petravičių k. FT I Ne 14. 05–06 V. Gaulios IĮ Alytaus r. sav., Alytaus sen., Luksnėnų k. FT I Taip 15. 05–06 UAB „Toba“ Lazdijų r. -
Green Rural Development – Potential of Ecotourism in Lazdijai Research Paper Nord+ 2018 Intensive Field Course
Green Rural Development – Potential of Ecotourism in Lazdijai Research Paper Nord+ 2018 Intensive Field Course University of Latvia University of Vilnius University of Eastern Finland 23. April – 4. May 2018 Margarita Kairjaka, Paulė Tamašauskaitė Patrik Hämäläinen, Franziska Wolff VILNIUS 2018 Table of contents Abstract ........................................................................................................................................... 3 Introduction ..................................................................................................................................... 4 Theoretical framework .................................................................................................................... 5 Lazdijai district municipality ...................................................................................................... 5 Tourism and ecotourism in Lithuania ......................................................................................... 5 The role of the European Union and Cross border cooperation ................................................. 7 Communities and connections .................................................................................................... 8 Methodology ................................................................................................................................... 9 Results and discussion .................................................................................................................. 11 Interviews -
Veiklos Ataskaita 2019 M
Viešoji įstaiga JAUNIMO KARJEROS CENTRAS Metinė veiklos ataskaita 2019 m. TURINYS APIE JAUNIMO KARJEROS CENTRĄ ...................................................................................... 2 PAGRINDINĖS VEIKLOS SRITYS ............................................................................................. 4 PAGRINDINĖS VEIKLOS KRYPTYS: ....................................................................................... 4 1. Informavimas, konsultavimas ir testavimas ...................................................... 4 2. Mokymas ir kvalifikacijos tobulinimas.................................................................. 5 3. Metodinė veikla ............................................................................................................... 8 4. Projektinė veikla ............................................................................................................ 9 5. Gerosios patirties sklaida .......................................................................................... 11 _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1 JAUNIMO KARJEROS CENTRAS, K.Donelaičio 52-423, 44244 Kaunas, http://www.karjeroscentras.eu APIE JAUNIMO KARJEROS CENTRĄ Viešoji įstaiga „JAUNIMO KARJEROS CENTRAS“ (JKC) – nevyriausybinė, ne pelno siekianti organizacija, įkurta 1999 m. Atviros Lietuvos fondo (ALF) ir Vytauto Didžiojo universiteto (VDU) iniciatyva. Nuo 2009 m. JKC yra akredituota pedagogų ir švietimo pagalbos specialistų kvalifikacijos -
DISCOVER LITHUANIA Escorted Motor-Coach Tour 8 Days / 7 Nights: 2 Nights in Vilnius, 1 Night in Kaunas, 3 Nights in Klaipeda, 1 Night Back in Vilnius
DISCOVER LITHUANIA Escorted Motor-Coach Tour 8 days / 7 nights: 2 nights in Vilnius, 1 night in Kaunas, 3 nights in Klaipeda, 1 night back in Vilnius Accommodation Meals Tours Transportation Transfer Also includes Vilnius Daily breakfast Guided city tour in Modern Airport transfers Luggage handling 4* Hotel Vilnia or similar each city. air-conditioned included if arrival and Kaunas 1 welcome dinner motorcoach or departure is on the Service charge & hotel 4* Europa Royal or similar Entrance tickets minibus. scheduled days. taxes Klaipeda 4* Hotel Amberton included. or similar Land Rates 2021 US$ per Person Day by Day Itinerary Day 1: Sunday - arrival to Vilnius. Private transfer to the hotel in Vilnius Old Town. Time to Dates Twin Single relax and welcome dinner to meet your group members. Overnight in Vilnius. (D) Day 2: Monday - Meet the guide and group members. Today you’ll explore 2 capitals: Vilnius– May 16 - 23 $1,990 $2,406 current capital city and the capital of Grand Duchy of Lithuania – Trakai. Afternoon departure to Trakai (28 km), where you will visit a majestic 15th century castle and learn June 13 - 20 $1,990 $2,406 about local ethnic minority – karaites. Return to Vilnius for overnight. (B) July 4 - 11 $1,990 $2,406 Day 3: Tuesday - You will travel to unique open air country life museum in Rumsiskes. Later stop at Pazaislis church &monastery. Tour Kaunas - second biggest city of Lithuania. Aug 8 - 15 $1,990 $2,406 Overnight in Kaunas.(B) Day 4: Wednesday - Along the most picturesque road – Panemune Castle Road – you will visit September 12 - 19 $1,990 $2,406 Seredzius Mound & Panemune castles. -
Skuodo Rajono Savivaldybės 2020–2025 M. Strateginis Plėtros Planas
Skuodo rajono savivaldybės 2020–2025 m. strateginis plėtros planas Projektas SKUODO RAJONO SAVIVALDYBĖS 2020–2025 M. STRATEGINIS PLĖTROS PLANAS Skuodo rajono savivaldybės 2020–2025 m. strateginis plėtros planas patvirtintas Skuodo rajono savivaldybės tarybos 2019 m. sprendimu Nr. ................................... Strateginio plėtros plano užsakovas – Skuodo rajono savivaldybės administracija, rengėjas – VšĮ Nacionalinės plėtros institutas. Skuodas, 2019 1 Skuodo rajono savivaldybės 2020–2025 m. strateginis plėtros planas TURINYS ĮVADAS ................................................................................................................................................ 3 I. ESAMOS SOCIALINĖS IR EKONOMINĖS BŪKLĖS ANALIZĖ ..................................................... 5 1. APIE SAVIVALDYBĘ ................................................................................................................... 5 1.1. Demografinė situacija ............................................................................................................ 5 1.2. Užimtumas ir darbo rinka ..................................................................................................... 9 1.3. Viešasis valdymas ................................................................................................................. 12 1.4. Tarptautinis bendradarbiavimas .......................................................................................... 15 1.5. NVO ir VVG veikla ............................................................................................................... -
Lithuania & Latvia: the Baltics
VBT Itinerary by VBT www.vbt.com Lithuania & Latvia: the Baltics Bike Vacation + Air Package Ancient and modern history unfurl before you as you explore two contrasting countries on this Baltic bike tour. The eclectic capitals of Lithuania and Latvia frame your discoveries, as you venture from the storied Curonian Spit—a UNESCO World Heritage site—and along the Baltic coast into a bucolic countryside. Along the way, you’ll probe each distinctive culture as you explore the Amber Museum and an amber craftsman’s workshop, visit an organic herb farm, embark on guided walking tours of parks and cities, cruise the canals of Riga’s Old Town, and discover the lasting influences of the Soviet era at a former missile site. Special meals including an authentic Lithuanian barbecue and overnights at some of the region’s finest accommodations round out this amazing experience. Cultural Highlights An Underground Look at the Cold War: At the end of World War II, tensions between former allies 1 / 10 VBT Itinerary by VBT www.vbt.com the United States and the Soviet Union erupted into a Cold War arms race. Both nations developed and stockpiled atomic weapons until the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. You will explore one of the Soviet Union’s underground missile sites during your tour. Admire the view as you cycle through a bucolic countryside and along the Baltic coast. Delve into the region’s Soviet history on a tour of the Cold War Museum, located in a former underground missile site. Discover ancient herbal and medicinal tea recipes dating back to Pagan times on a visit to an organic herb farm.