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Concept Notes List of the pvovisionally selected (short-listed) concept notes BG2005/017-353.10.01 Human Resources Development and Promotion of Employment Restricted call for proposals reference: EuropeAid/124938/M/ACT/BG Phare 2005/HRDPE /GRANTS Reference number Name of organization Town/village Municipality District Address Title of the Proposal "Zapad" housing estate, bl. "Provision of employment through of concrete articles in BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.002 "Galant 7" Ltd. Targovishte Targovishte Targovishte 1 48, entr. C, fl. 5, app.15 the village of Lilyak" "Perspectives for the occupation of a fitter of power BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.004 "Yotovi" Ltd. Lukovit Pleven Pleven 6, "Hristo Botev" Str. 2 equipments and installations in the town of Lukovit" 3 BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.005 ST "Ka-Stela-Ivanka Antonova" Targovishte Targovishte Targovishte 44, "Trapezitsa" Str. "Ka - Stela" - To Carve the Stone with a Hand Master" "Encouraging employment in Ruse through providing 4 BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.007 "Road Engineering" Ltd. Ruse Ruse Ruse 14, "Olimpi Panov" Str vocational qualification and hiring of unemployed persons in Road Engineering Ltd. - Ruse" Federation of Scientific and "NEW START Initiative for fostering of entrepreneurship BG2005/017-353.10.01-2.008 Technical Unions - Vocational Sofia Sofia Sofia 108, "G.S.Rakovski" Str. 5 through vocational training and consulting" Education and Training Centre "Training of unemployed persons in the Speciality 6 BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.009 "Tergo" Ltd. Ruse Ruse Ruse 72, "Borisova" Str "Millwork and glass-installing" and creation of new jobs within the company TERGO Ltd. In the town of Ruse" Page 1 of 71 "C O mpetitive M anP O wer FOR COMPETITIVE BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.010 "COMPO" Jsc Vratsa Vratsa Vratsa 14, "Ilia Krasteniakov" Str 7 ECONOMY" SD "Kvalitet 21- Genov, 84, "Lyuben Karavelov" Str, "Kvalitet - 21 - employment creation through high - BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.011 Stara Zagora Stara Zagora Stara Zagora 8 Genova and Cie" entr.A, apt. 37 technology" Dolno Drjanovo, Garmen "Providing employment for regional stone - cutting BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.012 "Rahim Harunov- Gard" ST Dolno Drjanovo Garmen Blagoevgrad Municipality, Blagoevgrad 9 manufactury" Regional District Trojan and 18, "Akademic Angel BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.013 "Riko Style" Ltd. Trojan and Lovech Lovech "Riko Style - New Line Employment" 10 Lovech Balevski" Str "New employment perspectives in the machine - 11 BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.014 "Mashita - DDV" Ltd Ruse Ruse Ruse 106, "Lipnik" Blvd. building sector in Ruse Municipality" 14, "Tzar Kaloian" BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.018 "Rulan" Ltd Ruse Ruse Ruse "Training of driving instructors" 12 Str.,entr.2,fl.5,app.12 155 "Stamboliyski" blvd, "Graphic designer - career development of youths in BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.019 "Grafimax 02" Ltd Sofia Sofia Sofia 13 floor 1 Sofia" "Development of Strategic Employment in the Yambol BG2005/017-353.10.01-3.020 "Petar Yovchev and Sons" Ltd Yambol Yambol Yambol 1, "Jeleznicharska" str 14 region" "Hristo Botev" Str., BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.022 "Forest Trade" Ltd Prolesha Bozhuriste Sofia "Long-term employment inititive" 15 Industrial area "Job Creation and Increase of the Employability, 16 BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.024 "Kameks M" AD Sofia Sofia Sofia 2, "Lui Air" str Adaptility and Competitiveness of Human Resources in "Kameks M" AD" "Sustainable Employment and Human Resources BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.025 "Beta Fest" Ltd Sofia Sofia Sofia 9 "Evropa" blvd 17 Adapability Improvement in "BETA FEST" Ltd" Page 2 of 71 "Professional training in the sewing business - a key to "Evlogi Georgiev" str, bl. BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.026 "Spring-T.I." EOOD Varna Varna Varna creating employment for vulnerable groups on the labor 18 228, ent. E, ap.97 markest" "Encouriging employment in Dve Mogili Municipality 19 BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.029 "Jockey" Ltd Dve Mogili Dve Mogili Ruse 6, "Orlova chuka" str through providing vocational training and hiring of unemployed within the company "Jockey"Ltd." "Sustainable job creation for disadvantaged 20 BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.030 "Lusil 1" Ltd Plovdiv Plovdiv Plovdiv 7, "Gulubetz" Str unemployed and developing existing human capital in a modernized company "Liusil 1 Fashion house" "Yurij Gagarin" Professional "Professional Training of Unemployed in the Field of BG2005/017-353.10.01-3.032 Radomir Radomir Pernik 18 Cherkovna str. 21 Transport School Transport" complex "Osvobozhdenie" "Human Resources Development and Promotion of 22 BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.034 "Hrancommerce CBA" Ltd Razgrad Razgrad Razgrad 6A Employment" kv. "Mladost", bl 103, vh 7- "Improving the employment perspectives in plastic BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.038 ST "Amata- Vanya Panayotova" Varna Varna Varna 23 A production in Varna region" "Vocational training, sustainable employment and BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.039 "MT- Konsult" Ltd Silistra Silistra Silistra 3, "Kubadin" Str, fl.2, app. 3 24 development" 25 BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.042 "Hussein Zarbash" ST Laznitza Gotze Delchev Blagoevgrad Laznitza village "Employment sustainability for the sawing industry" 26 BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.043 "Tomov" Ltd. Vratsa Vratsa Vratsa 179, "Vtori Yuni" Str. "Creating new jobs in the field of Automobile Services" "Creating new opportunities for employment and human 13, "Frederik Joliot Curie" BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.044 "Balkantrans" Ltd. Sofia Sofia Sofia resources professional development in Balkantrans 27 Str. Ltd." "Business Centre - Polski 76,"Targovska" Str., fl.2, "Entrepreneurship training - a real opportunity and a BG2005/017-353.10.01-2.045 Polski Trambesh Polski Trambesh Veliko Tarnovo 28 Trambesh" P.O.box 78 chance for a new start" 20, "St.P. Atanasov" Str., BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.046 "Acumplast"" JSCo Dobrich Dobrich Dobrich "Management of the waste in Dobrich" 29 P.O. Box 154 Page 3 of 71 10, "Nikola Obrazopisov" BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.047 "Chudotvorets" EOOD Samokov Samokov Sofia "Creating new jobs for newly - founded organizations" 30 Str "Creation and development of quality characteristics of Vocational School in Transport BG2005/017-353.10.01-3.048 Omurtag Omurtag Targovizhte Omurtag, Industrial area the working force for better realization at the labour 31 and Light Industry - Omurtag market" "Job creatin and improving the employment BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.049 "Emi"Jsc. Silistra Silistra Silistra 39-A," Petar Bojadjiev"Str. 32 perspectives in "Emi"Jsc. Region" 22,"Kapitan Petko Vojvoda" "Improving the employment perspectives in the fish BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.050 "Delta Industry" Jsc. Sozopol Sozopol Burgas 33 Str. processing sector" VTC to the Association for qualification of the motorists in "Professional qualification of 60 unemployed adults in BG2005/017-353.10.01-3.051 Aksakovo Varna Varna 11,"Trakia" Str. 34 Bulgaria, training saction Northeastern Planning Region" "VOLAN" - Ltd. "Human Resources Development in "Hand" Ltd. 67, "Gen. Skobelev" Str, fl. BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.052 "Hand" Ltd. Varna Varna Varna Through professional education and investment 35 4 support" 36 BG2005/017-353.10.01-3.053 "IKOM" Ltd. Pazardjik Pazardjik Pazardjik 6, "Gurko" Str. "Training, Realization, Perspective" 37 BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.054 "Nimas" Ltd. Pazardjik Pazardjik Pazardjik 2, "Tsar Shishman" Str "Training for employment - strategy for development" 38 BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.056 ST "Ivan Alexandrov" Shumen Shumen Shumen 1A, "Lom" Str "Greating new opportunities for employment" 112," Car Simeon Veliki" 39 BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.057 "Intelect" EOOD Stara Zagora Stara Zagora Stara Zagora ,Targovski center "SITY", "Quality training, good realization, high life standard" of.20,21 40 BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.058 "Antic Group" Ltd. Dobrich Dobrich Dobrich 6, "Svoboda" Square, fl. 2 "More jobs and skills in "Antic" Ltd.,Dobrich" 41 BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.059 "Bodycolor" Ltd. Sofia Sofia Sofia 10B" Jerman" Str "Employment policy project" 7, "Tetovo" Str, entr.1, "Human resources development and Promotion of BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.060 "Apex Pool" Ltd. Ruse Ruse Ruse 42 app.2 Employment in furniture production - "Apex pool"Ltd." Page 4 of 71 "Creation of employment and development of human BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.061 "Gold Apolo" Ltd. Ruse Ruse Ruse 7, "Tylcha" Str, fl. 1 43 resources in "Gold Apolo"Ltd" Balneology Complex "Hisar" "Development of human resources and creation of BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.062 Hisar Hisar Plovdiv 1, "General Gurko" Str 44 JSC employment in Municipality Hisar" 51, "Triagalnika" Rd., "Development employment opportunities and creating BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.063 "Sani" SMLLC Veliko Tarnovo Veliko Tarnovo Veliko Tarnovo 45 Industrial zone "Zieno" new job positions at "Sani" SMLLC 3, "Vasil Aprilov" Str, entr. "The good investment policy of the company and the BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.064 "Agrosviat- M" Ltd Shumen Shumen Shumen 46 4, fl. 5, app.83 training of its staff are a guarantee for the future" "Acquiring of vocational qualification - an opportunity for 47 BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.069 ST "Dimitrov- Emil Georgiev" Kavarna Kavarna Dobrich 17A,"Geo Milev" Str sustainable employment of unemployed people in Kavarna Municipality in the agricultural industry" 1, "Kniaz Aleksander "Professional qualification and sustainable jobs for 12 48 BG2005/017-353.10.01.-1.070 "Stroiinvest 2002" Ltd. Vidin Vidin Vidin Batenberg" Str, fl. 2, office unemployed in the farming estate of Stroiinvest 2002 23 Ltd in Gramada, Vidin district" SD "Metalik - 90 - Georgieva & BG2005/017-353.10.01.-1.071 Plovdiv Plovdiv Plovdiv 10, "Kozloduy" Str "Job creation action" 49 Co" "Social cohesion and reintegration of unemployed 18, "Dobrotica" Str, ent. A, BG2005/017-353.10.01-1.078 "Mebel style" Ltd.
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