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Bid-Book Brasov 2021 - European Capital of Culture Brasov 2021 Team
MUNICIPALITY OF BRASOV Bid-Book Brasov 2021 - European Capital of Culture Brasov 2021 Team: Project coordinator: DRAGOS DAVID Concept, vision & artistic strategy: NICOLAE PEPENE The team: NICOLAE PEPENE RADU COLȚ SORIN GANEA GABRIELA BRAȘOVEANU MEDEEA KATERINA PETROVAN Design & editing: INOVATIV MEDIA Translations: Eran Catt Photo credits: Agenția Metropolitană Brașov Primăria Municipiului Brașov Revista ASTRA Nicolae Pepene Asociația Carpaterra / Mihail Iacomir Biblioteca Județeană G. Barițiu Brașov Emi Cristea Victor Ștefănescu Inovativ Media Municipality of Brasov Bid-Book Brasov 2021 - European Capital of Culture In Brasov County, not afar from the old medieval road between Brasov and Sighisoara, at Mercheasa (in the commune named Homorod), 60 km from the city of Brasov, stands ”The Elder of the Carpathians“, a mountain oak (sessile), whose age is twice that of the two prominent historic towns of Romania’s past. Brasov’s historic coat of arms is a royal crown placed on the cut trunk of amountain oak (sessile) extended in 13 strong roots. Ever since the Middle Ages, throughout Europe, the oak symbolizes solidity, strength, longevity and height, both in the spiritual and in the material sense. It has always and everywhere represented both moral and physical strength. Also, through its crown, the oak is a symbol of hospitality and it represented the equivalent of a temple in the European art. It is the oak that the people of Brasov have chosen in 2015 as a symbol to define the past, present and near future of the city they inhabit. 3 Introduction – General considerations Brasov has chosen to grow through culture! The city located on the border lined by the The first documentary attestation Carpathian Mountains on the border of the kingdom, of Brasov happened in 1235, empire or principality, protected its riches behind strong fortifications, erected upon the urge of King Sigismund under the name of Corona. -
Brașov (BV Str.Sf.Ioan Nr.1 Și Eliberează Avizul Consultativ Str.Mureșenilor Nr.26) 1 Brașov 2
Structuri asociative profesionale / patronale / sindicale din agricultura, Jud. Brasov Nr. Structuri asociative profesionale / patronale / sindicale din agricultura Observatii Localitate crt. 1. Asociația Crescătorilor de Albine din România ‐ Filiala Brașov (BV str.Sf.Ioan nr.1 și eliberează avizul consultativ str.Mureșenilor nr.26) 1 Brașov 2. Asociația Crescătorilor Agricoli din Stupini ( Bv str.Fagurului nr.5) 3. Asociația Crescătorilor de Ovine și Ecvine Brașov ( Bran nr.112) 4.Asociația Crescătorilor de Taurine Brașov( Bv str.Calea Feldioarei nr.20) ‐ avizele consultative sunt date de 2 Codlea D.A.J Brașov 3 Făgăraș Asociatia Crescatorilor de Animale ”BOP” Infiintata la 28.06.2002 ‐ avizele consultative sunt date de 4 Săcele D.A.J Brașov 5 Ghimbav ‐ ‐ 6 Predeal ‐ ‐ ‐ avizele consultative sunt date de 7 Râșnov D.A.J Brașov 8 Rupea ‐ ‐ 9 Victoria ‐ ‐ 10 Zărnești ‐ ‐ 11 Apața ‐ ‐ 12 Augustin ‐ ‐ 13 Beclean ‐ ‐ 1. Asociatia Crescatorilor de taurine, filiala Bod (Bod, str. Scolii nr. 140) 2. ‐ 14 Bod Asociatia Crescatorilor de taurine, filiala Bod‐Colonie (str. Viorelelor, nr. 46) 1. Asociația Crescătorilor de Ovine și Ecvine Brașov (Bran ‐ sat Sohodol nr.112 ‐ Președinte Gonțea Petru Eugen CIF: 14847898) 15 Bran 2. Asociația Crescătorilor de Animale din zona Bran (Bran ‐ sat Sohodol nr.116 Președinte Enescu Șerban CIF: 23623962) 16 Budila ‐ ‐ 1. Asociația Crescătorilor de Animale Criț (Criț nr.226) avizele consultative sunt date de 17 Bunești 2.Asociația Agro‐Eco‐Viscri‐Weisskirch (Viscri nr.143) D.A.J Brașov 1. Asociația Gospodarilor Cața 2. ‐ 18 Cața Asociația Crescătorilor de bovine Drăușeni Structuri asociative profesionale / patronale / sindicale din agricultura, Jud. Brasov 19 Cincu 1. -
Strategy for Local Sustainable Development of the City of Codlea 2011-2020
Innovation in administration EUROPEAN UNION GOVERNMENT OF ROMANIA European Social Fund Operational programme Ministry of Administration and "Administrative Capacity Interior Development" STRATEGY FOR LOCAL SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CITY OF CODLEA 2011-2020 -SUMMARY- Territorial and Administrative Unit “City of Codlea” 1 During 15 months the City of Codlea carried out the project called “Update of strategy for local sustainable development of the locality of Codlea”. The project was co-financed from the EUROPEAN SOCIAL FUND through the Operational programme for Administrative Capacity Development 2007-2013, project SMIS code 12802. By implementing the project, several results were obtained, the most important being the document “Strategy for local sustainable development of the municipality of Codlea”, as approved by the Codlea Local Council. Other results: 4 specialty studies (economic, social, technical–economic and environmental studies) which ensured the grounding of municipality’s development strategy; SWOT analysis; Codlea Town Hall staff trained in the fields of strategic planning, sustainable development and equal opportunities; Specific software for strategy management and implementation within the territorial and administrative unit of the municipality of Codlea – results monitoring; People informed about the content of strategy – document published on the institution’s website. Part II STRATEGY OF DEVELOPMENT Chapter I. Vision of development The main approach within the update process of strategy for sustainable development of the City of Codlea was the intercommunity one. The city of Codlea is a part of the Brasov Metropolitan Area, alongside the cities of Brasov, Săcele, Râşnov, Predeal, Ghimbav, the localities of Sânpetru, Bod, Hălchiu, Prejmer, Tărlungeni, Cristian, Vulcan, Hărman, Feldioara and Crizbav. -
2019 2020 Consilieri Scolari
Adrese de contact ale profesorilor consilieri scolari din judetul BRASOV Nr.crt. Numele si prenumele Unitatea de invatamant Adresa email arondare 1 arondare 2 arondare 3 arondare 4 arondare 5 1 Alexandrescu Cristina Școala Gimnazială Nr. 14 Brașov [email protected] Școala Gimnazială nr. 16 Brașov 2 Andraș Alina Școala Gimnazială Nr. 9 'Nicolae Orghidan' Brașov [email protected] 3 Barbu Mihaela Liceul 'Șt.O.Iosif' Rupea [email protected] Școala Gimnazială Rupea - 588 4 Bârsan Crina Liceul Teoretic 'I.C. Drăgușanu' Victoria [email protected] Școala Gimnazială Voila 115 Grădinița cu Program Normal Voivodeni 5 Bica Cornelia Grădinița cu Program Prelungit 'Prichindeii' Făgăraș [email protected] Grădinița cu Program Săptămânal 'Pinochio' Făgăraș - 281 6 Blaj Ligia Colegiul Național 'Unirea' Brașov [email protected] Grădinița cu Program Prelungit 'Martinică' Nr. 17 Brașov- 164 7 Blejan Maria Liliana Liceul Vocațional de Arte Plastice 'Hans Mattis-Teutsch' Brașov [email protected] Grădinița cu Program Normal Nr. 17C Brașov-200 Școala Gimnazială nr. 4 Brașov Grădinița cu Program Normal Sâmbăta Școala Gimnazială 'Ion Codru Școala Gimnazială Sâmbăta de 8 Bordeanu Luminița Grădinița cu Program Prelungit Nr. 1 Victoria [email protected] Grădinița cu Program Normal Nr. 2 Victoria Grădinița cu Program Normal Drăguș-48 de Sus-47 Drăgușanu' Drăguș- 48 Sus-81 9 Botezatu Mariana Școala Gimnazială Nr. 2 Codlea [email protected] Gradinita cu PP nr. 1 Codlea - 233 10 Bratu Raluca Scoala Gimaziala Vama Buzaului [email protected] Gradinita cu PP nr. 2 Brasov - 300 11 Carțiș Silvia Colegiul 'Nicolae Titulescu' Brașov [email protected] Școala Gimnazială Lunca Câlnicului - 12 Casian Alina Școala Gimnazială Prejmer [email protected] Grădinița cu Program Normal Lunca Câlnicului- 113 Grădinița cu Program Normal Prejmer- 69 256 13 Cîdă Simona Grădinița cu Program Prelungit 'Boboceii' Nr. -
Sustainable Landscape Planning to Mitigate Wildlife–Vehicle Collisions
land Article Sustainable Landscape Planning to Mitigate Wildlife–Vehicle Collisions Ancuta Fedorca 1,2,† , Mihai Fedorca 1,2,†, Ovidiu Ionescu 1,2, Ramon Jurj 1, Georgeta Ionescu 1 and Marius Popa 1,2,* 1 Wildlife Department, National Institute for Research and Development in Forestry Marin Dracea, 077190 Voluntari, Romania; [email protected] (A.F.); [email protected] (M.F.); [email protected] (O.I.); [email protected] (R.J.); [email protected] (G.I.) 2 Silviculture Department, Faculty of Silviculture and Forest Engineering, Transilvania University of Bras, ov, 500036 Bras, ov, Romania * Correspondence: [email protected]; Tel.: +40-742-120-175 † Ancuta Fedorca and Mihai Fedorca are equally contributing authors. Abstract: Road development, traffic intensification, and collisions with wildlife represent a danger both for road safety and species conservation. For planners, deciding which mitigation methods to apply is often problematic. Through a kernel density estimate, we analyzed 715 crossing locations and wildlife–vehicle collisions (WVCs) involving brown bears, lynx, wolf, red deer, roe deer, and wild boar in the Southeastern Carpathian Mountains. We identified 25 WVC hotspots, of which eight require urgent mitigation of existing infrastructure. Moreover, many of these hotspots are in Natura 2000 sites, along road sections where vegetation is in close proximity, animal movement is the highest, and driver visibility is low. Our study is the first in Romania to recommend practical solutions to remediate WVC hotspots and benefit sustainable landscape management. Citation: Fedorca, A.; Fedorca, M.; Ionescu, O.; Jurj, R.; Ionescu, G.; Popa, Keywords: traffic; wildlife–vehicle collisions; infrastructure; safety M. Sustainable Landscape Planning to Mitigate Wildlife–Vehicle Collisions. -
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Management and Action Plan For
1 MANAGEMENT AND ACTION PLAN FOR THE BEAR POPULATION IN ROMANIA The goal: To maintain, in coexistence with people, viable populations of large carnivores as an integral part of ecosystems and landscapes across Carpathians 2 Table of Contents Introduction...............................................................................................................................5 Part I – The General Overview.................................................................................................8 1. THE PURPOSE OF THE PLAN ...........................................................................................8 2. BACKGROUND FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PLAN ..............................................8 3. LEGAL PROVISIONS CONCERNING BEAR MANAGEMENT .........................................10 3.1. International Legal Provisions ................................................................................10 3.2. National legislation on the protection and conservation of the brown bear (Ursus arctos arctos) .............................................................................................11 3.2.1. Management Plan Elaboration Framework and Public Participation.......13 Part II – The Situation in Romania .........................................................................................14 4. INFORMATION FOR UNDERSTANDING AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE PLAN............14 4.1. Bear Status and Distribution ..................................................................................14 4.1.1. Historic and current -
Tourism in the Centre Region, Between Statistical Coordinates and Master Plan Targets
Bulletin of the Transilvania University of Braşov Series V: Economic Sciences • Vol. 11 (60) No. 2 – 2018 TOURISM IN THE CENTRE REGION, BETWEEN STATISTICAL COORDINATES AND MASTER PLAN TARGETS Kinga KÁDÁR (LÁZÁR)1 Abstract: The Central Region Development Strategy has as its principal objective the balanced development of the Centre Region through economic growth, the utilization of existing natural resources and the protection of the environment. Depending on the proposed objectives, the Centre Region must obtain funds for Regional projects included in the Regional Development Plan. Realising funding of these projects will greatly contribute to achieving the objectives set out in the Europe 2020 strategy. Key words: development strategy, Master Plan, statistical coordinates 1. Introduction Tourism is considered one of the most profitable sectors of economy, which is constantly developing. The tourism industry is the second in world trade, after the oil industry, which is the world's leading employment creation. Tourism has become an important economic activity today, and in many countries it is the main source of income, for example in France, Italy, Switzerland, Spain and Austria, which is doing the "export of tourist services". At the same time, tourism also offers jobs in other fields such as transport, and related activities of accommodation and forms of tourists' service. Tourism is a positive correction factor, which provides a necessary alternation between periods of intense work and active recreation. Passive recreation is less practiced as people are looking for active recreation during holidays: excursions, walks, horseback riding, spa treatments. 2. Tourism Regulation Institutions in Romania Tourism is the activity sector that engages in multiple services and activities in all branches of life. -
Oscillating Between Different Types of Public Contracts Regarding the Construction of a Highway *
LawOscillating Review between special different issue, Decembre types of public 2019, pp.contracts… 101-112 101 OSCILLATING BETWEEN DIFFERENT TYPES OF PUBLIC CONTRACTS REGARDING THE CONSTRUCTION OF A HIGHWAY * Cătălina Georgeta DINU ** Abstract: The article underlines the difficulties that the public authorities have in choosing the most suitable public contract for the construction of a highway, starting from the identification of the applicable legislation in this matter, both at European and national level. The analysis of examples of good practice in such constructions is also necessary, by evaluating some public contracts already executed at the level of some foreign states. The impasse in which Romania has been for many years for the construction of a highway can be overcome by elaborating an appropriate legislation and applying it correctly. Therefore, the understanding of the specificity of the various contractual categories to which the Romanian state can appeal in order to materialize this old desire to build a highway is essential. The representatives of the central authorities often oscillated between public-private partnership, concession of works and public procurement, although the legislation has changed several times during this time. And the transposition of the European directives in the field seems not to have led to a clear conclusion on the long-term benefits and efficiency of these contracts. The article intends to respond to these concerns that currently grind the aspirations of materialization and completion of the construction of the Brasov-Comarnic highway from Romania. Key words: Public Law, Administrative Law, Public Contracts, public private partnership, concession, public procurement. Introduction The dynamics of investments and of the economy in general, but also the constant legislative changes have led both to the diversification of the categories of public contracts, as well as to a fluctuating interpretation of the specificity of each of these categories – too less the resultant of an in-depth analysis. -
Contribution to the Identities and Distribution Patterns of Z…
Historia naturalis bulgarica 42: 25–30 ISSN 2603-3186 (online) | ISSN 0205-3640 (print) · nmnhs.com/historia-naturalis-bulgarica https://doi.org/10.48027/hnb.42.051 Publication date [online]: 17 March 2021 Research article Contribution to the identities and distribution patterns of Zygaenidae (Lepidoptera) from Romania Valeriu Albu1, Ana Nahirnić-Beshkova2 (1) 23032 Oak Meadow Ln., Friant, CA 93626, USA, [email protected]; https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6049-4984 (2) National Museum of Natural History, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, 1 Tsar Osvoboditel Blvd, 1000 Sofia, Bulgaria, [email protected]; https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7922-9910 Abstract: Zygaenid material collected from 25 localities in ten counties of Romania during 1967–2002 was examined. Fifteen species were found, of which Jordanita notata appears to reliably represent the only second population of the species in Ro- mania, while the record of J. budensis seems to be the fifth locality for the country. We discuss several misidentifications of spe- cies published in previous publications and list their precise collection places and dates. Keywords: faunistics, Procridinae, Romania, Zygaena Introduction author's (V.A.) collection. We, hereby, also expand the distributional list of Romanian Zygaenidae with a Zygaenidae are a striking group of moths, whose vivid series of previously unpublished data. coloration, mostly diurnal habits and sometimes large population size make them very conspicuous and eas- ily recognisable in the field. However, the complete op- Material and methods posite can be said when it comes to differentiating the various species, especially of subfamily Procridinae The sampling was conducted in 25 distinct places, (the forester moths). -
Facts About Romania
FACTS ABOUT ROMANIA Romania Requirements for Visa and Entry Travel Documents American and Canadian citizens as well as citizens of Australia, New Zealand and most European countries do not need an entry visa to visit Romania, for stays up to 90 (ninety) days. However, a valid passport is required for all overseas/ non-EU visitors. Your passport has to be valid for the entire duration of your visit (it will not expire sooner than your intended date of departure). For stays longer than 90 days visitors need to contact a local passport office in Romania or a onsulate of Romania, to obtain a visa. Citizens of the countries of the European Union can enter Romania with a valid passport or with their National Identity Card. U.S. / Canadian/ Australian/ New Zealand and all European Driver licenses are valid for driving in Romania for 90 days from the date of entry into Romania. Citizens of any other country should check the visa regulations that apply to them with the nearest Romanian Consulate. More entry and visa information as well as a list of Romanian Consulates abroad are available at http://mae.ro/en/node/2040. There is no Entry or Departure Tax. List of countries whose nationals, bearer of a regular passport, are exempt from the requirement of a Romanian visa. List of countries whose nationals, bearer of diplomatic, service, official passport and seamen's books, are exempt from the requirement of a Romanian visa. List of countries whose nationals, holders of regular passport, need a visa to enter Romania. More information: http://romania.usembassy.gov/acs/romanian_visa.html Health No immunizations or unusual health precautions are necessary or required. -
Razing of Romania's Past.Pdf
REPORT Ttf F1 *t 'A. Í M A onp DlNU C GlURESCU THE RAZING OF ROMANIA'S PAST The Razing of Romania's Past was sponsored by the Kress Foundation European Preservation Program of the World Monuments Fund; it was published by USACOMOS. The World Monuments Fund is a U.S. nonprofit organization based in New York City whose purpose is to preserve the cultural heritage of mankind through administration of field restora tion programs, technical studies, advocacy and public education worldwide. World Monuments Fund, 174 East 80th Street, New York, N.Y. 10021. (212) 517-9367. The Samuel H. Kress Foundation is a U.S. private foundation based in New York City which concentrates its resources on the support of education and training in art history, advanced training in conservation and historic preservation in Western Europe. The Samuel H. Kress Foundation, 174 East 80th Street, N.Y. 10021. (212) 861-4993. The United States Committee of the International Council on Monuments and Sites (USACOMOS) is one of 60 national committees of ICOMOS forming a worldwide alliance for the study and conservation of historic buildings, districts and sites. It is an international, nongovernmental institution which serves as the focus of international cultural resources ex change in the United States. US/ICOMOS, 1600 H Street, N.W., Washington, D.C., 20006. (202) 842-1866. The text and materials assembled by Dinu C. Giurescu reflect the views of the author as sup ported by his independent research. Book design by DR Pollard and Associates, Inc. Jacket design by John T. Engeman. Printed by J.D.