DOCSLIB.ORG

Government of the Republic of Moldova Resolution No

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Government of the Republic of Moldova Resolution No GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA RESOLUTION NO. 442 of 1 July 2020 Chisinau Regarding Amendments to Government Resolution No. 199/2014 on Approval of the Water Supply and Sanitation Strategy (2014-2028) The Government RESOLVES TO: 1. Amend Government Resolution No. 199/2014 on Approval of the Water Supply and Sanitation Strategy (2014-2028) (Official Monitor of the Republic of Moldova, 2014, Issue 72-77, Article 222), as amended, as follows: 1) Replace “(2014-2028)” with “(2014-2030)” in the title of the Resolution, in the heading and throughout the text of Attachment No. 1; 2) Add the following paragraph 11 to the Resolution: “11. Approve the Action Plan for 2020-2024 to Implement the Water Supply and Sanitation Strategy (2014-2030) as per Attachment No. 11.”; 3) In Attachment No. 1: a) Throughout the text: Replace “(2014-2028)” with “(2014-2030)”; Replace “the State Environmental Inspectorate” in any grammatical form with “the Environmental Protection Inspectorate” in the relevant grammatical form; Take out “the Ministry of Education”; Take out “the Inter-Ministerial Steering Group for the Strategy implementation” and “the Steering Group” in any grammatical form; Replace “water use” in any grammatical form with “water supply” in the relevant grammatical form; b) In the Introduction: In the fourth paragraph, take out “deems it timely to develop medium-term (2014-2018) and long-term (until 2028) strategy for the sector” and replace “and thereby facilitates” with “facilitates”; Define the term “sanitation” as follows: “Sanitation is a set of public services and activities to ensure sanitary, epidemiological, hygienic, and environmental security: (a) Collection, transportation, and treatment of domestic wastewater, faecal wastewater (containing human excreta) and stormwater; and 2 (b) Disposal and treatment of sludge from toilets, septic tanks, and public wastewater treatment plants to reduce chemical and microbial contamination and maintain healthy and sustainable environment”; c) In Chapter I: In paragraph 1: Take out “Government Resolution No. 662 of 13 June 2007 to Approve the Water Supply and Sanitation Strategy for Settlements in the Republic of Moldova aims to improve the legal and institutional framework of the Republic of Moldova in line with the EU directives so that the population could benefit from new services of new, European quality”; In paragraph 2: Replace “The National Energy Regulatory Agency (NERA) developed a methodology for setting, approval, and application of tariffs for public water supply, sanitation, and wastewater treatment services” with “The National Energy Regulatory Agency (NERA) developed a methodology for setting, approval, and application of tariffs for public water supply, sanitation, and wastewater treatment services” [translator’s note — the amendment in relation to the term sanitation concerns Romanian and Russian languages only]; Replace “The key role of the State Environmental Inspectorate in the area of water supply and sanitation is to issue special water use and wastewater discharge permits and conduct environmental impact assessments. The Inspectorate is subordinated to the Ministry of Agriculture, Regional Development, and Environment.” with “The goal of the Environmental Protection Inspectorate is to implement the state environmental and natural resources management policy, exercise state control and supervision, and prevent and counter violations within its purview; Add the following paragraph after the tenth paragraph: “The Environmental Protection Agency is an administrative body within the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Agriculture, Regional Development, and Environment responsible for the implementation of the state policy in the areas it has been charged with, while achieving the best expected performance for budget allocations.”; Add the following text to paragraph 4: “The number of water supply systems increased by six in 2018 on a year-on-year basis. Thus, there were 1,220 water supply systems across the country in 2018. Out of the total number of water supply systems, 1,168 systems, or 95.7 percent, were operational and eleven water supply systems, of which ten in rural areas, were rehabilitated during the year. 3 Figure 9. Water Supply Systems Development Trend, 2014–2018 Number of systems Total number of water supply systems Number of operational water supply systems Percentage of operational water supply systems Work has been carried out annually to rehabilitate, retrofit, and expand the water supply systems. In 2018, total length of the water supply systems and distribution networks increased by 400 km to 14,400 km. 67.7 km of the networks were rehabilitated and 305.6 km of new networks were built. Given that not all the water supply systems have been operational, 14,200 km (98.6 percent) of the water supply networks were actually operated in 2018. Residential users serviced by water supply systems. At present, water supply systems are available in 53 municipalities and towns and 721 settlements, which make up 50.5 percent of settlements in the country. About 51.2 percent of Moldovan villages have no access to a drinking water supply network and many of the existing systems have deteriorated. The City of Chisinau and ATU Gagauzia ATU have the largest shares of settlements with access to a water supply system (85.7 percent and 78.1 percent, respectively). Access in the settlements in the Northern region is the lowest (35.3 percent). Figure 10. Settlements Serviced by Water Supply Systems by Region, 2018 Total City of Chisinau ATU Gagauzia Southern region Central Northern region region In 2018, about 2.1 mln people in the country, or 60.6 percent of the total population, used water supply services. The largest share of residential users serviced by the water supply systems was recorded in the city of Chisinau (88.1 percent) and ATU Gagauzia (78.4 percent), followed by the Southern region (64.4 percent), Central region (49.7 percent), and Northern region (43.9 percent). 4 Figure 11. Residential Users Serviced by Water Supply Systems by Region, 2018 Total City of Chisinau ATU Gagauzia Southern region Central Northern region region Number of people connected to water supply services increased by about 242,400 consumers over the past three years. Water intake and distribution. Water intake amounted to 131.2 mln m3 in 2018, of which from surface sources, 87.9 mln m3 (67.0 percent), from underground sources, 30.5 mln m3 (23.2 percent), and from other sources, 12.7 mln m3 (9.7 percent). At the same time, water distributed to consumers amounted to 89.0 mln m3, up by 2.6 mln m3 compared to 2017. The difference was due to water used by the water intake facilities for their own needs and water losses during transportation. Table 3. Water Distribution Network and Amounts, 2014-2018 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Number of settlements with access 480 689 695 761 774 to water supply systems Total length of drinking water 10,483.7 12,756.4 13,385.0 14,044.6 14,411.8 supply network, in kilometres, of which: Urban settlements 4,442.2 4,696.0 4,666.0 4,618.8 4,662.9 Rural settlements 6,041.5 8,060.4 8,719.0 9,425.8 9,748.9 Water distributed to consumers, in 74.3 79.5 84.8 86.4 89.0 millions of cubic meters, of which: Urban settlements 62.8 63.4 67.2 68.4 70.4 Rural settlements 11.5 16.1 17.6 18.0 18.6 Of which water supplied to 53.2 57.3 60.0 59.9 61.8 residential users, in millions of cubic meters, of which: Urban settlements 43.0 43.1 44.2 43.9 44.9 Rural settlements 10.2 14.2 15.8 16.0 16.9 Average water supply per capita per year is 17.4 m3. Water supply per person by region has been the largest in: the city of Chisinau — 41.5 m3; Southern region — 11.1 m3; ATU Gagauzia — 11.0 m3; Central region — 10.5 m3; and Northern region — 8.9 m3. Residential users account for 61.8 mln m3, or 69.4 percent of the total water supply; budget institutions, 4.9 percent; and other consumers and economic entities, 25.7 percent. The amount of water supplied to residential users increased by 3.2 percent on a year-on- year basis. 5 Figure 12. Water Supply by Consumer Type, 2018 Residential users Budget institutions Other consumers In 2018, 24,400 accidents related to damaged water supply networks were recorded, 10,700 fewer than in 2017. Metered water consumption by individual end-users accounted for 85.1 percent at the country level with the highest levels in the Southern and Central regions at 96.2 percent and 92.7 percent, respectively. Centralised sanitation systems1. In 2018, wastewater collection from households, economic entities, and social facilities was in place in 53 municipalities and towns and 73 villages. Just 126 water supply systems (10.3 percent of the total number) were equipped with sanitation systems, of which 110 were operational. Eighty-four sanitation systems are connected to wastewater treatment plants, of which 73 are operational. The situation with availability of wastewater treatment plants by region has been the best in ATU Gagauzia and Southern region. There are no wastewater treatment plants in Glodeni and Soroca regions. Figure 13. Sanitation Systems Development Trend, 2014–2018 Number of systems Total number of sanitation systems Number of operational sanitation systems Percentage of operational sanitation systems Total length of the sanitation networks was 2,900 km, of which 2,800 km (96.6 percent) were actually operated. Total length of the sanitation network decreased by 1.7 km on a year-on-year basis. 16.2 km of the sanitation networks were rehabilitated and 71.3 km of the sanitation networks were built over the year.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Fundamentele Conceptuale Ale Reformării Organizării Teritoriale a Puterii Locale În Republica Moldova Cornea, Sergiu
    www.ssoar.info Fundamentele conceptuale ale reformării organizării teritoriale a puterii locale în Republica Moldova Cornea, Sergiu Veröffentlichungsversion / Published Version Monographie / monograph Empfohlene Zitierung / Suggested Citation: Cornea, S. (2018). Fundamentele conceptuale ale reformării organizării teritoriale a puterii locale în Republica Moldova. Cahul: Cahul State University "B. P. Hasdeu". https://nbn-resolving.org/urn:nbn:de:0168-ssoar-67313-2 Nutzungsbedingungen: Terms of use: Dieser Text wird unter einer CC BY-NC Lizenz (Namensnennung- This document is made available under a CC BY-NC Licence Nicht-kommerziell) zur Verfügung gestellt. Nähere Auskünfte zu (Attribution-NonCommercial). For more Information see: den CC-Lizenzen finden Sie hier: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/deed.de SERGIU CORNEA FUNDAMENTELE CONCEPTUALE ALE REFORMĂRII ORGANIZĂRII TERITORIALE A PUTERII LOCALE ÎN REPUBLICA MOLDOVA Universitatea de Stat „Bogdan Petriceicu Hasdeu” din Cahul Sergiu Cornea Fundamentele conceptuale ale reformării organizării teritoriale a puterii locale în Republica Moldova Cahul 2018 352(478) C 72 Lucrarea a fost recomandată pentru editare de Senatul Universității de Stat „Bogdan Petriceicu Hasdeu” din Cahul, Proces verbal nr. 8 din 21.06.2018 Redactor științific: Prof. univ., dr. hab. Victor Juc, Director adjunct, Institutul de Cercetări Juridice și Politice Recenzenți: Conf., cercet., dr. Ion Rusandu, Cercetător științific coordonator, Institutul de Cercetări Juridice și Politice Conf., univ., dr. Aurel Sîmboteanu, Prorector, Academia de Administrare Publică Descrierea CIP a Camerei Naționale a Cărții Cornea, Sergiu. Fundamentele conceptuale ale reformării organizării teritoriale a puterii locale în Republica Moldova / Sergiu Cornea; Univ. de Stat "Bogdan Petriceicu Hasdeu" din Cahul.
    [Show full text]
  • Progress Report No. 9 on the Implementation of 'Modernisation of Local Public Services in the Republic of Moldova' Project
    Progress Report No. 9 on the implementation of 'Modernisation of Local Public Services in the Republic of Moldova' project Reporting period 1 January – 31 December 2019 submitted by GIZ January 2020 Chisinau, Republic of Moldova MLPS project co-financed by: In cooperation with Contents Acronyms and abbreviations ...................................................................................................... 2 1. Executive summary ............................................................................................................ 3 2. Project background ............................................................................................................. 5 3. Progress towards the project outcome ................................................................................ 7 4. Achievements of the project specific objectives .................................................................. 8 4.1. Specific objective A ......................................................................................................... 8 4.2. Specific objective B ......................................................................................................... 9 4.3. Specific objective C ....................................................................................................... 10 4.4. Specific objective D ....................................................................................................... 14 4.5. Specific objective E ......................................................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • Analyses of Costs and Financing of the Routine Immunization Program
    Analyses of Costs and Financing of the Routine Immunization Program and New Vaccine Introduction in the Republic of Moldova George Gotsadze, MD., Ph.D; Ketevan Goguadze, MD.; Ivdity Chikovani, MD.; Daniel Maceira, Ph.D Curatio International Foundation 2013 This study was conducted as part of a multi-country analysis of the costing and financing of routine immunization and new vaccines (EPIC) supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. The methods were derived from a Common Approach developed for this exercise 2013 Table of Content ACRONYMS 1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 3 Introduction and Methodology 3 Unit Cost of the Routine Immunization Program and for New Vaccines 4 Production and Cost Determinants on a Facility Level 5 Cost of New Vaccine Introduction 6 Financial Needs of the Immunization Program and with New Vaccines 7 Major Conclusions 9 Increasing Immunization Program Efficiency 9 Increasing Immunization Coverage 9 Introducing New Vaccines 10 GAVI Graduation and Possible Policy Implications 10 PURPOSE OF THE STUDY 12 BACKGROUND 12 Routine immunization in Moldova 13 Introduction of new vaccines in Moldova 14 Current knowledge on costs and financing of immunization globally 15 Current knowledge on costs and financing of immunization in Moldova 15 IMMUNIZATION COSTING 17 The Study Methodology 17 Sampling 17 The survey tool and data collection 18 Data Quality Assurance 18 Data weighting 19 Approaches used for cost estimation 19 Approach to estimating routine immunization costs 19 Approach to estimating a new vaccine
    [Show full text]
  • “Republica” Codrul Tigheciului. Localizare, Statut, Populaţie. Dr
    “Republica” Codrul Tigheciului. Localizare, statut, populaţie. Dr. Sergiu Bacalov Articol publicat în materialele Conferinţei Ştiinţifice “Moldova între tradiţie şi actualitate” . Conferinţa ştiinţifică dedicată jubileului de 300 de ani de la înscăunarea lui Dimitrie Cantemir, Universitatea de Stat din Tiraspol, Chişinău, 10 decembrie 2010, p.24-50. La începutul secolului al XVIII-lea, Dimitrie Cantemir, descriind stările sociale ale Ţării Moldovei, evidenţiază, pe lângă boierime, negustori, târgoveţi şi ţărănime, încă o categorie socială distinctă, constituită în trei formaţiuni administrative deosebite, cu un grad mare de autonomie, numite “republici”: Câmpuluing, Vrancea, Codrul Tigheci. Din aceeaşi sursă cunoaştem că populaţia “republicilor”, nu făcea parte din cele patru stări ale boierimii (boieri, curteni, călăraşi şi răzeşi), dar nici nu ţinea de ţărănime (vecinime); ea a fost percepută ca o categorie socială intermediară, astfel încât cărturarul domn al Ţării Moldovei a echivalat-o cu “ţăranii liberi”. În istoriografie s-a discutat mult referitor la existenţa “ţăranilor liberi” anume în baza acestei observaţii succinte a lui Dimitrie Cantemir. Este recunoscut, de o parte din istorici, faptul că o categorie a “ţăranilor liberi”, în sensul promovat de istoriografia marxistă, în Ţara Moldovei n-a existat. Au existat boierii, stăpânii pământului, indiferent de suprafaţă, şi ţăranii (vecinii), care aveau pământul doar în folosinţă. Cu toate acestea, unul din puţinele contra argumentele aduse de oponenţii acestui mod de abordare a istoriei sociale a Ţării Moldovei, îl prezintă afirmaţiile lui Dimitrie Cantemir privitor la statutul locuitorilor celor tei “republici”: asemănător cu cel al “ţăranilor liberi”, fapt ce ar veni să confirme existenţa unor reminiscenţe ale arhaicilor obşti săteşti. Din acest unghi de vedere a fost studiat, foarte minuţios, statutul social al locuitorilor din Vrancea şi Câmpulung1, însă Codrul Tigheciului a rămas în afara atenţiei cercetătorilor, în special datorită insuficienţei surselor documentare.
    [Show full text]
  • (Eni/2016/372-403) the Danube, Prut and Black Sea
    European Union Water Initiative Plus for Eastern Partnership cOUNTRIES (ENI/2016/372-403) THE DANUBE, PRUT AND BLACK SEA RIVER BASIN MANAGEMENT PLAN IN REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA for the future planning cycle (2022-2027) TECHNICAL REPORT N°6 ON ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF WATER USE December – 2019 Technical Report N°6 Economical analysis of water use Beneficiaries IWRM department of the MARDE (legislation and supervision), Agency “Apele Moldovei” (Planning coordination and follow up of implementation) Produced by OIKUMENA Public Association Authors Petru Bacal, Iurie Bejan, Vitalie Dilan, Lucia Căpățînă, Nicolae Boboc, Boris Iurciuc, Natalia Zgîrcu Produced for: International Office for Water (France), as contracting authority responsible for RBM planning in EUWI+East member state consortium Supervision Radu Cazacu and Dumitru Proca from Apele Moldovei supported by Pierre Henry de Villeneuve (IOWater) and Victor Bujac (National EUWI+ Project Representative in Moldova) Date December 2019 Version Final Acknowledgements: Apele Romane for offering its support including the direct contribution of Irina Tutunaru from Water Administration Prut – Barlad River Basin, Romania Financed by: European Union Co-financed by: Austrian Development Agency and the Artois-Picardie Water Agency (France) for the implementing Member States Disclaimer: The EU-funded program European Union Water Initiative Plus for Eastern Partnership Countries (EUWI+ 4 EaP) is implemented by the UNECE, OECD, responsible for the implementation of Result 1 and an EU member state consortium of Austria, managed by the lead coordinator Umweltbundesamt, and of France, managed by the International Office for Water, responsible for the implementation of Result 2 and 3. This document, the “TECHNICAL REPORT N°6 ON ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF WATER USE”, was produced by the EU member state consortium with the financial assistance of the European Union.
    [Show full text]
  • 2021 04 30 EU CSO Action List of Local Csos Awarded W Grants
    Citizens’ Empowerment in the Republic of Moldova List of CSOs awarded with grants within the EU-funded Local Grants Programme Partner organisation: Pro Cooperare Regionala NGO in partnership with CASMED NGO Region/area: North Targeted sectors - WSS, Name of partner(s), if Geographical area SWM, EE, Environment Period of Grant amount, Own contribution, # Name of the organization any of implementation protection ProJect name ProJect Key obJectives and activities implementation MDL MDL 1st CALL SMALL GRANTS 1. AO „Consiliul Raional al N/A Floresti district Environment „Hai Florești spre o O1 – Information of teachers, parents and citizens from 8 localities of the 6 months 184.000 Tinerilor din Florești'' protection generație prosperă - Floresti disctrict, and the Floresti town about the importance of development Floresti town and 7 Generația ECO” of the eco-responsible volunteer; villages: O2 – Organization of promoting eco-responsible volunteer activities for 1. Cuhureştii de Sus teachers, parents and pupils; 2. Ştefăneşti O.2.A.2.1. Information campaign “It’s your moment too, to be an eco- 3. Ghindeşti responsible volunteer” in the schools from 8 localities; 4. Mărculești O.2.A.2.4. Contest “Offer yourself like a volunteer! Change something”; 5. Gura Camencii O.2.A.2.5. Contest “We win when we recycle”; 6. Rădulenii Vechi O.2.A.2.7. Launching of the promo clip “What is eco-friendly?”; 7. Gura Căinarului O.2.A.2.8. Campaign “Plant a tree – plant a life!” Sanitation activity in the localities; O.2.A.2.9. The eco-volunteer week O.2.A.2.10. Creation of the 8 eco-friendly club in the 8 localities; O.2.A.2.11.
    [Show full text]
  • Leova 22/1 Or
    Denumirea Nr. Hotarele secției de votare Adresa sediului Telefon, fax, secției de Secție secției de votare e-mail votare idevot are Leova 22/1 or. Leova or. Leova Tel.263.23175 str. Gorchi,Varlaam,C.Pruteanu, str.Ștefan cel Mare nr.55 A. Donici, Teodorovici, Independenței de la nr.17 pînă la nr.29 și de la nr.36 Biblioteca raională pînă la nr.50. LT “V.Matei” str.M.Eminescu nr.34-35, str. Alexandru cel Bun nr.43,45,47 Leova 22/2 or.Leova or.Leova tel.263.24175 str. Independenței de la nr.1 pînăla str. Independenței nr.15, de la nr.2 pînă la nr.1 nr.34,str.A.Vlaicu, N.Milescu, Casa de cultură Dosoftei,C. Stere,Unirii de la nr.1 pînă la nr.41,de la nr.2 pînă la nr.40, str. Dacia, P.Zadnipru N. Iorga, B. Lăutar,Șt. Neaga, str.TIgheceanului,Lacului,C. Stamati, V.Coșbuc stradela Coșbuc, C.Negruzzi, Florilor,Constructorilor, A.Vlahuța, V.Lupu,M.Dragan,stradelaV.Crîsescu, M.Hîncu,P.Rareș,Porumbescu Leova 22/3 str.L.Deleanu,V.Cupcea,Ștefancel Mare or.Leova tel.263.22333 de la nr.61 pînăla nr.73 și de la nr.54 pînăla nr.80, str.B.P.Hașdeu, str.Ștefan cel Mare nr.59 M.Eminescucu nr.37-53,nr.38- 50,str.I.Vodă,Caragiale LT “M.Eminescu” Leova 22/4 or.Leova or.Leova tel. str. Gh.Asachi,M.Eminescucu nr.2- str.Ștefan cel Mare 36,nr.1-33, str.M.Costin, I.Soltîs, nr.39 Livezilor,Gr.Ureche,stradela Gh.Asachi, Valul lui Traian, Decebal,str.Decebal, sediul Centrului“Emanuil” L.Tolstoi,Alexandru ce lBun,Ștefan cel Mare cu nr.2-52,1-55,str.
    [Show full text]
  • Lista Bibliotecilor/Raion/Sate Raionul Leova Nr. Adresa, Site, Blog Anul
    Lista bibliotecilor/raion/sate raionul Leova Nr. Adresa, site, blog Anul Director / Şef de Telefon e-mail fondă bibliotecă rii Biblioteci publice raionale/orăşeneşti 1. Biblioteca Publică Raională 1944 Naşco Valentina 026323175 [email protected] 2. Biblioteca orășenească 1948 Cebanov 026323435 [email protected] Valentina Leova-1 3. Biblioteca orășenească 1946 Stancă Larisa 026363449 Iargara [email protected] om Biblioteci publice comunale/săteşti 1. Biblioteca publică s.Baiuș 1957 Odihnă Aliona 026370301 bibliotecabaius1979@gmail .com 2. Biblioteca publică 1951 Cebotari Elena 026359306 [email protected] s.Beștemac 3. Biblioteca publică 1950 Raileanu Sofia 026371313 biblioteca.borogani@ s.Borogani gmail.com 4. Biblioteca publică 1965 Mileva Ludmila 068975707 [email protected] s.Vozneseni 5. Biblioteca publică 1955 Oloinic Irina 079590403 s.Cazangic 6. Biblioteca publică 1954 Diacon Angela 026346436 [email protected] s.Cneazevca 7. Biblioteca publică s.Covurlui 1945 Budăi Margareta 026378324 biblioteca.covurlui@gmail. com 8. Biblioteca publică s. 1951 Borov Aliona 078572941 biblioteca.colibabovca31@ Colibabovca gmail.com 9. Biblioteca publică s.Cupcui 1945 Ciobanu lidia 026374213 [email protected] m 10. Biblioteca publică s.Cîmpul 1970 Lepădatu Inga 078391772 [email protected] Drept 11. Biblioteca publică s.Tochile 1946 Cibanu Maria 026354485 [email protected] Răducani 12. Biblioteca publică s.Tomai 1947 Dintiu Sergiu 026369199 [email protected] 13. Biblioteca publică s.Tomaiul 1957 Radiev Efimia 026376335 ------------ Nou 14. Biblioteca publică 1945 Timofti Elena 068619934 bibliotecahanaseniinoi@gm s.Hănăsenii Noi ail.com 15. Biblioteca publică s.Troița 1965 Ceban Ecaterina 026357366 [email protected] 16. Biblioteca publică s.Tigheci 1959 Butnaru Cristina 026345392 biblioteca.tigheci1@gmail.
    [Show full text]
  • "L. Tolstoi", Or.Leova, Str.Ştefan Cel Mare, 24, (0263-2-23-31) 1783 2 Casa De Cultură, Or
    Circumscripția uninominală nr. 41, or. Leova r. Leova LEOVA 1 liceul teoretic "L. Tolstoi", or.Leova, str.Ştefan cel Mare, 24, (0263-2-23-31) 1783 2 Casa de cultură, or. Leova, str. Independenţei, nr. 1, (0263-2-46-40) 1532 3 Liceul teoretic "M. Eminescu", or.Leova, str. Şt. Cel Mare, 61, (0263-2-23-33) 1103 4 Grădiniţa de copii nr. 2, or.Leova, str. Şt. cel Mare, 44, (0263-2-23-50) 1359 5 Grădiniţa de copii nr. 1, or.Leova, str. Mărinescu, 1, (0263-2-35-76) 1388 6 Gimnaziul-internat, or.Leova, str. Ştefan cel Mare, 90, (0263-2-50-74) 1571 8 Școala profesională, or.Leova,str. Independenţei, 60, (0263-2-21-85) 1153 IARGARA 9 Biblioteca orăşănească, or. Iargara, str. 31 august nr.47, (0263-6-34-49) 634 10 întreprinderea silvică de stat, or. Iargara,,str. Ştefan Vodă, 184, (0263-6-31-56) 1321 11 Liceul Teoretic “L.Blaga”, or. Iargara, str.Şcolii, (0263-6-35-34) 957 12 Casa de creaţie, or. Iargara, str. 27 August, 21, (0263-6-31-36) 1023 BĂIUŞ 13 Gimnaziul, com. Baiuş, (0263-70-228) 843 14 În localul fostei şcoli primare, s. Cociulia Nouă, (0263-70-449) 164 15 În localul casei cet.CernenchiIlie, s. Hîrtop, (0263-70-507) 47 BEŞTEMAC 16 Casa de cultură, com. Beştemac, (0263-59-306) 851 BOROGANI 17 Liceul “Gr. Vieru”, (Tel.:0298-71-509) 2240 48 s.. BoroganiGimnaziul V.Badiu, (029871065) 1027 CAZANGIC 18 Căminul cultural, com. Cazangic, (0263-93-974) 850 19 Grădiniţa de copii, s. Selişte, (0263-93-239) 277 20 Căminul cultural, s.Frumuşica, (0263-93-151) 156 CUPCUI 26 Gimnaziul din localitate, s.
    [Show full text]
  • Germans from Russia and Eastern Europe Settlement Locations
    GERMANS FROM RUSSIA AND EASTERN EUROPE SETTLEMENT LOCATIONS TABLE OF CONTENTS German - Russian Settlement Map, courtesy of Mitch Roll .......................................................... Page 3 Belowesch area Colonies (6), currently in the Ukraine ................................................................... Page 4 Beresan area Colonies (105), currently in the Ukraine ................................................................... Page 4 Bessarabian area Colonies (205), currently in the Ukraine and Moldova ...................................... Page 7 Bukovina area Colonies (65), currently in Romainia and the Ukraine. .......................................... Page 15 Caucasus area Colonies (220), currently in Russia, Georgia and Azerbaijan ................................ Page 17 Central Asian Colonies (23), currently in Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan & Tajikistan .. Page 24 Chortitza area Colonies (125), currently in the Ukraine ................................................................. Page 25 Crimean - Krim area Colonies (294), currently in the Ukraine (de jure), Russia (de facto). ........ Page 30 Dobrudscha area Colonies (75), currently in Romainia and Bulgaria. ........................................... Page 40 Don Cossacks area Colonies (181), currently in the Ukraine and Russia ....................................... Page 42 Early Black Sea area Colonies (4), currently in the Ukraine .......................................................... Page 49 Galizien area Colonies (462), currently
    [Show full text]
  • Analytical Study on Optimal Administrative-Territorial Structure for Republic of Moldova
    ANALYTICAL STUDY ON OPTIMAL ADMINISTRATIVE -TERRITORIAL STRUCTURE FOR REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA Prepared by: Ion Osoian Igor Sîrodoev Eugenia Veveriță Valeriu Prohnițchi Chișinău, August-October 2010 Contents: Executive summary ....................................................................................................................................... 7 Introduction .................................................................................................................................................. 9 Study rationale .......................................................................................................................................... 9 What is an ‘optimal’ administrative-territorial division? .......................................................................... 9 Purpose of the study ............................................................................................................................... 10 1. Approaches to territorial fragmentation: a comparative perspective ................................................ 11 General considerations for a comparative perspective .......................................................................... 11 Czech Republic ........................................................................................................................................ 17 Estonia ..................................................................................................................................................... 23 Georgia ...................................................................................................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • Review of Fishery and Aquaculture Development Potentials in The
    FAO Fisheries and Aquaculture Circular No. 1055/3 REU/C1055/3(En) ISSN 2070-6065 REVIEW OF FISHERY AND AQUACULTURE DEVELOPMENT POTENTIALS IN THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA Copies of FAO publications can be requested from: Sales and Marketing Group Office of Knowledge Exchange, Research and Extension Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations E-mail: [email protected] Fax: +39 06 57053360 Web site: www.fao.org/icatalog/inter-e.htm FAO Fisheries and Aquaculture Circular No. 1055/3 REU/C1055/3(En) Review of fishery and aquaculture development potentials in the Republic of Moldova Elena Zubcov Marin Usatii Head of Laboratory Head of Laboratory Laboratory of Hydrobiology and Laboratory of Ichthyology and Aquaculture, Ecotoxicology, Institute of Zoology, Institute of Zoology, Academy of Sciences of Academy of Sciences of Moldova Moldova Galina Curcubet Ludmila Barbaiani Director Researcher Chisinau Branch of the State Enterprise on Chisinau Branch of the State Enterprise Research and Production of Water Bio- on Research and Production of Water Bio- resources Aquaculture – Moldova resources Aquaculture-Moldova Lucia Biletchi Éva Kovács Leading Scientific Researcher Junior Aquaculture Officer Laboratory of Hydrobiology and FAO Subregional Office for Central and Ecotoxicology, Institute of Zoology, Eastern Europe Academy of Sciences of Moldova Thomas Moth-Poulsen Vasili Domanciuc Fishery Officer Head of Laboratory FAO Subregional Office for Central and Laboratory of Selection and Reproduction of Eastern Europe Fish, Chisinau Branch
    [Show full text]