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GLOB@L LIBRARIES – BULGARIA PROGRAM List of Approved by The GLOB@L LIBRARIES – BULGARIA PROGRAM List of Approved by the Program Board 147 Applications under Stage 2011 - 12 July 2011 Table of Contents SUMMARY OF NUMBER OF TARGET LIBRARIES STAGES 2009 - 2011 ........................................................................................................ 3 SUMMARY ON THE NUMBER OF ICT PACKAGES IN TARGET LIBRARIES STAGE 2011 ................................................................................ 4 BLAGOEVGRAD DISTRICT ............................................................................................................................................................................ 5 BURGAS DISTRICT........................................................................................................................................................................................ 6 VARNA DISTRICT ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 VELIKO TARNOVO DISTRICT ........................................................................................................................................................................ 8 VIDIN DISTRICT ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 9 VRATSA DISTRICT ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 10 GABROVO DISTRICT .................................................................................................................................................................................. 11 DOBRICH DISTRICT .................................................................................................................................................................................... 12 KARDZHALI DISTRICT ................................................................................................................................................................................. 13 KYUSTENDIL DISTRICT ............................................................................................................................................................................... 14 LOVECH DISTRICT ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 15 MONTANA DISTRICT ................................................................................................................................................................................. 16 PAZARDZHIK DISTRICT .............................................................................................................................................................................. 17 PERNIK DISTRICT ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 18 PLEVEN DISTRICT ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 19 PLOVDIV DISTRICT ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 20 RAZGRAD DISTRICT ................................................................................................................................................................................... 21 RUSE DISTRICT ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 22 SILISTRA DISTRICT ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 23 SLIVEN DISTRICT ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 24 SMOLYAN DISTRICT ................................................................................................................................................................................... 25 SOFIA CITY DISTRICT.................................................................................................................................................................................. 26 SOFIA DISTRICT ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 27 STARA ZAGORA DISTRICT .......................................................................................................................................................................... 28 TARGOVISHTE DISTRICT ............................................................................................................................................................................ 29 HASKOVO DISTRICT ................................................................................................................................................................................... 30 SHUMEN DISTRICT .................................................................................................................................................................................... 31 YAMBOL DISTRICT ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 32 Approved Libraries under Stage 2011 SUMMARY OF NUMBER OF TARGET LIBRARIES STAGES 2009 - 2011 Number of target Number of target Number of target Total number of target DISTRICTS libraries approved by libraries Stage 2009 libraries Stage 2010 libraries Stages 2009 - 2011 PB Stage 2011 Blagoevgrad 20 12 12 44 Burgas 20 14 5 39 Varna 20 16 7 43 Veliko Tarnovo 20 12 7 39 Vidin 15 11 2 28 Vratsa 23 12 8 43 Gabrovo 9 5 2 16 Dobrich 10 8 4 22 Kardzhali 12 9 3 24 Kyustendil 8 7 3 18 Lovech 18 12 5 35 Montana 15 19 4 38 Pazardzhik 21 14 5 40 Pernik 9 11 3 23 Pleven 19 19 7 45 Plovdiv 27 17 5 49 Razgrad 14 12 6 32 Ruse 19 11 6 36 Silistra 14 15 6 35 Sliven 15 9 7 31 Smolyan 18 16 4 38 Sofia City 10 5 5 20 Sofia District 27 20 9 56 Stara Zagora 19 12 6 37 Targovishte 7 15 8 30 Haskovo 11 15 5 31 Shumen 20 17 6 43 Yambol 15 7 3 25 TOTAL FOR BULGARIA 455 352 153 960 3 Approved Libraries under Stage 2011 SUMMARY ON THE NUMBER OF ICT PACKAGES IN TARGET LIBRARIES STAGE 2011 Package 5 Total number of ICT District Package 3 Package 4 5 A 5 Б packages Blagoevgrad 9 3 12 Burgas 2 3 5 Varna 7 7 Veliko Tarnovo 7 7 Vidin 2 2 Vratsa 3 5 8 Gabrovo 2 2 Dobrich 1 3 4 Kardzhali 3 3 Kyustendil 1 2 3 Lovech 1 4 5 Montana 4 4 Pazardzhik 1 4 5 Pernik 3 3 Pleven 2 5 7 Plovdiv 2 3 5 Razgrad 6 6 Ruse 1 5 6 Silistra 6 6 Sliven 2 5 7 Smolyan 4 4 Sofia City 5 5 Sofia District 9 9 Stara Zagora 6 6 Targovishte 8 8 Haskovo 5 5 Shumen 1 5 6 Yambol 2 1 3 4 TOTAL FOR BULGARIA 1 27 5 120 153 Approved Libraries under Stage 2011 BLAGOEVGRAD DISTRICT No Library Name Municipality Town/village ICT Package 1. CHITALISHTE LIBRARY YANE SANDANSKI GOTSE DELCHEV LAZHNITSA 5 2. CHITALISHTE LIBRARY NIKOLA VAPTSAROV-1927 GOTSE DELCHEV MUSOMISHTA 4 3. CHITALISHTE LIBRARY VAZRAZHDANE-1929 GARMEN GORNO DRYANOVO 5 4. CHITALISHTE LIBRARY ZORA-1929 GARMEN DABNITSA 5 5. CHITALISHTE LIBRARY ASEN ZLATAROV-1924 GARMEN OGNYANOVO 5 6. CHITALISHTE LIBRARY IZGREV-1956 GARMEN RIBNOVO 4 7. CHITALISHTE LIBRARY ANTON POPOV-1948 PETRICH YAVORNITSA 5 8. CHITALISHTE LIBRARY PROBUDA-1928 SATOVCHA SLASHTEN 4 9. CHITALISHTE LIBRARY PROSVETA-1938 SATOVCHA KOCHAN 4 10. CHITALISHTE LIBRARY BRATYA MILADINOVI STRUMYANI MIKREVO 4 11. CHITALISHTE LIBRARY NIKIFOR FILIPOV-1962 YAKORUDA KONARSKO 5 12. CHITALISHTE LIBRARY RODOPI-1970 YAKORUDA YURUKOVO 5 5 Approved Libraries under Stage 2011 BURGAS DISTRICT No Library Name Municipality Town/village ICT Package 1. CHITALISHTE LIBRARY VAZRAZHDANE-1927 BURGAS RUDNIK 5 2. CHITALISHTE LIBRARY NARODNO CH-SHTE IZGREV 1909 BURGAS BURGAS 6 3. CHITALISHTE LIBRARY ANGEL VELICHKOV -1902G. SOZOPOL ROSEN 4 4. CHITALISHTE LIBRARY HRISTO BOTEV-1928G. SUNGURLARE PODVIS 5 5. CHITALISHTE LIBRARY ATANAS MANCHEV -1920 G. POMORIE KABLESHKOVO 4 6 Approved Libraries under Stage 2011 VARNA DISTRICT No Library Name Municipality Town/village ICT Package 1. CHITALISHTE LIBRARY PROSVETA-1900 AVREN DABRAVINO 6 2. CHITALISHTE LIBRARY HRISTO BOTEV-1926 AVREN TRASTIKOVO 6 3. CHITALISHTE LIBRARY POUKA-1919 VETRINO DOBROPLODNO 6 4. CHITALISHTE LIBRARY ALI YAMURLOV-1938 DALGOPOL MEDOVETS 6 5. CHITALISHTE LIBRARY HRISTO BOTEV-1925 AVREN SADOVO 6 6. CHITALISHTE LIBRARY ISKRA-1905 SUVOROVO NIKOLAEVKA 6 7. CHITALISHTE LIBRARY OTETS PAISIY-1927 VALCHI DOL BRESTAK 6 7 Approved Libraries under Stage 2011 VELIKO TARNOVO DISTRICT No Library Name Municipality Town/village ICT Package 1. CHITALISHTE LIBRARY HRISTO KOZLEV-1883 GORNA ORYAHOVITSA DOLNA ORYAHOVITSA 5 2. CHITALISHTE LIBRARY NADEZHDA-BEBROVO-1870 ELENA BEBROVO 6 3. CITY LIBRARY ELENA ELENA
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