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Kyustendil District Kyustendil District Treklyano > Population (2014) 129,135 > Area (sq. km) 3,051.5 KYUSTENDIL Bobov dol SAPAREVA > Number of settlements 183 BANYA NEVESTINO DUPNITSA > Share of urban population (%) 69.4 BOBOSHEVO RILA KOCHERINOVO Overview he economic development of Kyustendil District for poverty and social inclusion, and not to the income Thas been assessed as unsatisfactory. Kyustendil is levels. one of the districts where the recovery of the labour The demographic trends have been among the most nega- market is yet to happen. Investment activity has grad- tive ones in the country. School education quality is low, ually intensified, but levels have remained low. In the and there is no institution of higher education in the district. utilisation of EU funds it has also lagged behind. The Cultural life is not particularly intensive either. The good infrastructural development of the district has been connectivity to sewage and waste water treatment plants relatively good, but information technology has made is not sufficient to offset the harmful emission levels and to little progress. Taxes are among the lowest in Bulgaria, bring the district positive evaluation in environmental pro- but administrative services have not reached the nec- tection. Kyustendil is one of the three districts rated lowest essary level. The positive grade in the field of incomes in the Security and Justice category. The only field in which and living conditions is due to the favourable indicators the district has received a very good grade is healthcare. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT Weak Unsatisfactory Average Good Very good Weak Unsatisfactory Average Good Very good Income and Living Conditions Demography Labor Market Education Investment Healthcare Infrastructure Security and Justice Taxes and Fees Environment Administration Culture Kyustendil District 45 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Income and Living Conditions Infrastructure The good grade of Kyustendil District in this category is The density of the road and railway networks in the dis- due to the improved living conditions and social inclusion. trict – 19.3 km, 4.0 km respectively, per 100 sq. km – has Barely 14.6% of the district’s population lived in poverty in been higher than the country’s average of 17.7, and 3.6 2012, compared to the national average of 21%. The share km respectively, per 100 sq. km. Notwithstanding the of the population living in material deprivation (41%) has commissioning of the first sections of the Struma high- also been below the country average of 43%. way, the share of roads in good condition went down The annual average income per household member from 50% to 46.4% in 2013 and 2014, but remained has remained among the lowest in Bulgaria, mainly due above the national average of 39–40% over the period. to the low salaries in the district. As a result of the low Slightly under 40% of households had Internet access in salaries and the district’s demographic picture, almost 2014: only the district of Vratsa reported a lower value 40% of household incomes were generated by pensions – 38.5%. The relative share of individuals that used the compared to 27% for the country. Internet in 2014 was similar – 46.1% for the district com- Kyustendil was one of the five districts where GDP per pared to 60% for the country. capita was less than 6,000 BGN in 2012 compared to the national average of almost 11,000 BGN. The other four were Pernik, Silistra, Sliven and Vidin. Taxes and Fees The level of local taxes and fees is considerably lower Labour Market than the country average; the tax environment is more favourable only in Gabrovo and Ruse. The low rate of The labour market in the District remained depressed, the annual waste collection charge for properties of le- without any signs of recovery from the last crisis. Unlike gal entities in the district centre – Kyustendil Munici- the ongoing improvement of the employment rate on a pality – draws attention. This charge has amounted to national scale, here it continued to drop reaching 41.7% 1.4‰ since 2014, provided the companies declare the in 2014 – the lowest level since 2005. The economic ac- number of required waste collection vessels. The only tivity also diminished, i.e. part of those who had not suc- district centre with a lower rate of the annual waste col- ceeded in finding any job, gradually left the labour mar- lection charge is Sliven Municipality – 1.2‰. In addi- ket. The unemployment rate has been about 14–15% tion to being low, the levels of local taxes and fees have since 2011, but despite being high, it has remained well stayed the same in time. The increase of the annual li- below the levels for Shumen (21.1%), Vidin (22.2%) and cense tax for retailers in Bobovdol Municipality was one Smolyan (19.4%). of the few exceptions in 2014 – from 4.00 to 5.20 BGN In 2014 there were 47.9 individuals aged 15–19 per 100 per sq. m. individuals aged 60–64, who were about to leave the workforce. The only two districts, where this ratio was worse, were Smolyan (46.6) and Gabrovo (47.0). Administration Kyustendil has traditionally got low grades in adminis- Investment trative services. The average Active Transparency Rat- ing of local government bodies in the district by the AIP Kyustendil has the lowest grade in investment activities. Foundation has been the lowest for two years in a row FDIs in non-financial companies, relative to the local – 32.4 points out of 88.4, the average of all municipali- population, reached 300 euros per capita as at the end ties being 54.5 points in 2015. Separeva Bania Munici- of 2013, which was ten times less than the country aver- pality got the lowest grade (20.7 out of 88.4 points), and age and the second lowest after Montana (270 euros per Kocherinovo Municipality got the highest (54.7 out of capita). No municipality in the district has achieved the 88.4 points). country’s average level of utilisation of EU funds. Some improvement in both the level of local govern- The sharp increase in the expenditure on acquiring FTAs ment e-services and the degree of providing one-stop is a good trend in investment activities. It exceeded shop services was reported in 2015. The share of terri- 1,000 BGN per capita in 2013, for the first time since tory included in cadastral maps is 18.9% from the dis- 2008. Therefore, the district does not rank last accord- trict’s territory, which is close to the country average ing to this indicator, as has frequently been the case in of 18.1%. Over 82% of the included territories, how- recent years. Figures, however, have lagged behind the ever, are located within two municipalities only: Dup- country average of 2,490 BGN per capita. nitsa and Rila. 46 Regional Profiles 2015 SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT Demography Security and Justice The district’s population slumped by 18.9% from 2005 Kyustendil District, along with Pernik and Sofia (capital to 2014 – from 153,600 to 129,100 people. Only four dis- city), received the lowest grade in the field of security tricts reported a sharper population decline during this and justice. The crime rate was lower in the district from period – Vidin (26%), Montana (20%), Lovech (19%) and the year 2000 to 2010 compared to the country average. Vratsa (19%). The number of registered crimes against both the per- There has been a natural decrease in the population – son and property exceeded their national counterparts about two times more unfavourable than the country in the next four years. No reversal of this trend can be average for the past decade. Every year, more people seen as a tendency at this point. leave the district than settle in it. Only the districts of 82.0% of criminal cases, processed by the District Court, Smolyan, Vidin and Vratsa had a higher negative net mi- were closed in the first 3 months in 2013, which was the gration rate in 2014. third lowest share after Blagoevgrad (80.0%) and Sofia, Kyustendil is one of the four districts in Bulgaria, where the capital city (81.0%). The share of pending criminal the number of people aged 65+ is twice as big as that cases was also high, 10.6%, compared to the country of the population aged 0–14. The other districts are Ga- average of 8.5%. This could partly be explained by the brovo, Pernik and Vidin. increased crime rate and the relatively high workload of judges who heard 1.2 criminal cases more than the na- tional average, from 2009 to 2013. Education Environment Although most indicators for enrollment and retention About 74% of the population lived in settlements with pub- of students were at favourable levels, the quality of edu- lic sewerage systems in 2013, in 60.8% of cases connected cation is relatively low. The average grades of school- to waste water treatment plants. These figures neared the leavers at state matriculation exams were 4.07 in 2015 country average, and connectivity to waste water treatment compared to the country average of 4.21. The share of plants was even higher than the country average of 56.4%. failures surged compared to 2014 – from 4 to 10%. Emissions of carbon dioxide have gradually decreased Kyustendil is one of the five districts which have no in- but have remained the fourth highest among all districts stitutions of tertiary education. This could be due to the – 668.9 t/sq. km in 2013 compared to the country’s aver- entire socioeconomic development of the district, but age of 293.9 t/sq.
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