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Novēroto Putnu Sugu Saraksts Rīgas Pilsētas Administratīvajās Robežās
Nov ēroto putnu sugu saraksts R īgas pils ētas administrat īvaj ās robež ās No Dabasdati.lv apkopoja A.Klepers (19.01.2011.) Nr. Suga Datums Vieta SkaitsStatuss no Nov ērot ājs Piez īmes Foto X Y Pils ēta 1 AkmeĦčakstīte 27.09.2010 MangaĜsala 1 Uzturaslokāli UăisPiterāns Ir 500919 6324982 Rīga barojāsmolagalāzembluėiem. 2 AkmeĦučipste 20.10.2010 MangaĜsalasmols 1 Uzturaslokāli MārcisTīrums pārlidojauzDaugavgrīvāsmolu Nav 500919 6324982 Rīga AtrastabeigtaausaināspūcesM,krūmā piedrāšusētasprivātmājurajonānetālu noputnubarotavas,varbūtka iesprūdusiunnavvarējusitiktlaukā, tomērnebijapārāksapinusiesun veselamputnamtiktārānebūtulielas problēmas.AtradējsDainisĀbols,putnu 3 Ausaināpūce 19.03.2010 Vairogaiela 1 Beigts EdgarsLedins 20.03.2010.apskatījaE.LediĦš. Nav 510218 6314041 Rīga EtnogrāfiskajāBrīvdabasmuzejā novērojucielavasligzdu.4.jūnijāmazuĜi MazuĜivaivecākiar vēlmaziunbarojami.PēcnedēĜasjau 4 Baltācielava 15.06.2010 Brīvdabasmuzejs 1 mazuĜiem EdīteZačeste lieli. Ir 517581 6314974 Rīga 5 Baltaisstārėis 04.12.2010 Baltaisstārėis 1 Pārlido(tranzītā) Nav 504966 6307230 Rīga 6 Baltmugurdzenis 07.01.2009 Daugavmala 1 Uzturaslokāli UăisPiterāns TēviĦš Nav 511738 6306111 Rīga 7 Baltpiereszoss 01.04.2010 LVGMCMAskavas165 55 Pārlido(tranzītā) MārcisTīrums 8:30pārlidoZvirzienā Nav 509532 6310269 Rīga 8 Baltvēderis 27.09.2010 MangaĜsala 1 Gājputni UăisPiterāns Kopāarmežapīlēmungarkakli Ir 500919 6324982 Rīga 9 Bārdzīlīte 24.04.2009 Daugavgrīva 1 Neskaidrs MārtiĦšBērzkalns Nav 500809 6321833 Rīga Fortifikācijaspagrabaiekšienēuzieta 10 Bezdelīga 13.02.2010 -
Lokālplānojums Zaķusalas Ziemeļu Daļas Teritorijai I. Daļa
Lokālplānojums Zaķusalas ziemeļu daļas teritorijai. Paskaidrojuma raksts Rīgas dome Lokālplānojums Zaķusalas ziemeļu daļas teritorijai I. daļa Paskaidrojuma raksts Pasūtītājs: SIA “Biznesa Centrs Zaķusala” Izstrādātājs: SIA “Grupa93” Rīga, 2017. gads 0 SIA “Grupa93”, 2017.gads Lokālplānojums Zaķusalas ziemeļu daļas teritorijai. Paskaidrojuma raksts SATURS I. daļa. SITUĀCIJAS RAKSTUROJUMS ..................................................................... 7 1.1. Teritorijas novietojums un apkārtnes konteksts .................................................. 7 1.2. Teritorijas struktūra un izmantošana, īpašumu piederība ................................... 8 1.3. Teritorijas vēsturiskā attīstība ........................................................................... 11 1.4. Dabas apstākļi un vides kvalitāte ...................................................................... 16 1.4.1. Reljefs, inženierģeoloģiskie apstākļi ........................................................ 16 1.4.2. Hidrogrāfiskais tīkls, meliorācija un virszemes ūdeņi .............................. 16 1.4.3. Krasti, ūdens līmeņi un teritorijas applūšana ............................................ 17 1.4.4. Dabas teritorijas ........................................................................................ 19 1.5. Vides kvalitāte .................................................................................................. 21 1.5.1. Gaisa kvalitāte un teritorijas aerācijas situācija ........................................ 21 1.5.2. Trokšņa līmenis -
ATHENS Questionnaire; Sustainable Food for Urban Communities
City profile for Riga Main characteristics of the town Riga is the capital of Latvia and the main industrial, business, cultural and financial centre in the Baltics. Over 700 000 people live within the city boundaries, whereas the number of inhabitants in the Riga agglomeration is 1.15 million, which is almost half of the population of Latvia. The land area of Riga is 304 km2, mainly dwelling areas (29.9%) and green areas (28%). The rest of the city land is divided in port areas (5.5%), technical building spaces (2.9%) and industrial areas (2.3%). Riga is a city with a unique cultural and historical heritage – the Historic Centre of Riga has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List and is remarkable with Art Nouveau architecture. Riga is a beautiful European city that develops large and small businesses. Great attention is paid to the tourism industry. Riga City Council and its leadership is making every effort to create favourable conditions for business development. Main characteristics in terms of temporary use practice Up to the global economical crisis in 2008 Riga was the fastest growing capital of European Union with booming property development market and emerging repurposing processes of old industrial and harbour areas around the city centre. The first experiments in temporary use were spearheaded by the interest of private investors in revitalizing degraded areas. For example, after the initial plans for the development of Andrejsala, former dock-land area just next to the historical city centre, the investors in 2005 opened the area for temporary use by artists and social projects, making this area of Riga attractive again for the population. -
Rīgas Ilgtspējīgas Attīstības Stratēģija Līdz 2030. Gadam
RĪGAS ILGTSPĒJĪGAS ATTĪSTĪBAS STRATĒĢIJA LĪDZ 2030. GADAM Rīga 2014 RĪGAS ILGTSPĒJĪGAS ATTĪSTĪBAS STRATĒĢIJA LĪDZ 2030. GADAM Apstiprināta ar Rīgas domes 27.05.2014. lēmumu Nr.1173 RĪGA 2014 Satura rādītājs Ievads ..................................................................................5 1. nodaļa Rīgas pilsētas vizītkarte ..................................................................9 2. nodaļa Rīgas pilsētas pašvaldības misija ........................................................ 13 3. nodaļa Rīgas pilsētas attīstības moto un balsti .................................................. 15 4. nodaļa Rīgas attīstības vīzija .................................................................. 19 5. nodaļa Ilgtermiņa attīstības mērķi ............................................................. 23 6. nodaļa Teritorijas specializācija ................................................................ 37 7. nodaļa Rīcības virzieni .........................................................................41 8. nodaļa Telpiskās attīstības perspektīva ......................................................... 45 9. nodaļa Stratēģiskās nostādnes pilsētvides attīstībai ............................................. 77 10. nodaļa Stratēģijas īstenošanas principi ......................................................... 83 11. nodaļa Stratēģijas ieviešanas un uzraudzības kārtība ............................................ 87 Izmantotās literatūras saraksts ......................................................... 88 UDK 352(474.3-25) Ri 481 -
Russian Minority in Latvia
Russian Minority in Latvia EXHIBITON CATHALOG Foundation of MEP Tatjana Ždanoka “For Russian Schools”, Riga-Brussels 2008-2009 Riga-Brussels 2008-2009 The Exhibition “Russian Minority in Latvia” is supported by the Foundation of MEP Tatjana Ždanoka “For Russian Schools”, by European Parliament political group “Greens/EFA” as well as the External Economic and International Relations Department of Moscow City Government and the Moscow House of Fellow Nationals. Author Team: Tatjana Feigman and Miroslav Mitrofanov (project managers) Alexander Gurin, Illarion Ivanov, Svetlana Kovalchuk, Alexander Malnach, Arnold Podmazov, Oleg Puhlyak, Anatoly Rakityansky, Svetlana Vidyakina Design by Victoria Matison © Foundation “For Russian Schools” ISBN 978-9984-39-661-3 The authors express their gratitude for assistance and consultation to the following: Metropolitan of Riga and all Latvia Alexander Kudryashov and priest Oleg Vyacheslav Altuhov, Natalia Bastina, Lev Birman, Valery Blumenkranz, Olga Pelevin, Bramley (UK), Vladimir Buzayev, Valery Buhvalov, Dzheniya Chagina, Yury Chagin, Chairman of the Central Council of Latvian Pomorian Old Orthodox Church Biruta Chasha, Alexey Chekalov, Irina Chernobayeva, Nataliya Chekhova, Elina Aleksiy Zhilko, Chuyanova, Vitaly Drobot, Yevgeny Drobot, Dmitry Dubinsky, Nadezhda Dyomina, Editor in chief of daily newspaper “Vesti Segodnya” Alexander Blinov, the Vladimir Eihenbaum, Xenia Eltazarova, Zhanna Ezit, Lyudmila Flam (USA), vice-editor in chief Natalya Sevidova, journalists Yuliya Alexandrova and Ilya Svetlana -
100Inriga 20190516 210X230.Pdf
INDEX Introduction to Riga 4 Symbols of Riga 6 Architecture 16 Interesting Neighbourhoods 30 Nature 41 Art and Culture Institutions 52 Restaurants, Bars and Cafes 64 Fashion and Design 78 Active Lifestyle 87 Untraditional Viewpoints 94 Legendary Rigans 102 INTRODUCTION TO RIGA Do you know what’s the one Historically, Riga has always been Today, Riga is a cradle for question about Riga visitors to a crossroads, a melting pot of innovative start-ups, and it prides the city most often ask? No, it’s various nations and cultures. But itself in an excellent music and not about the current economic the unique patina in this city of contemporary art scene, the Song situation or what time of year is more than 600,000 inhabitants Festival (which culminates in an best to visit Riga. In fact, it’s more has in large part also been formed open-air concert with 18,000 of an observation than a question: by the proximity of water – the choir singers) and a dynamic ”It feels like Riga is bubbling Daugava River and the Gulf of gastronomy milieu, in which local over with life and has become Riga. chefs compete in their search for something like the creative ”the flavour of Latvia” and thus epicentre of the Baltics. There’s The city has always lived in close bring an appreciative smile to the so much going on, especially in cooperation with nature, which face of many a gourmet traveller. culture. Why exactly Riga, and is still an important part of its why right now?” residents’ daily lives – the many Riga has a glamorous city centre public parks, forests, squares, as well as a hipster republic. -
Latvian Real Estate Market Overview
LATVIAN REAL ESTATE MARKET OVERVIEW YEAR 2006 ARCO REAL EST Contents CONTENTS Introduction 3 ATE General economical indicators 4 Sale of apartments • LATVIAN REAL EST Sale of apartments 11 Differencies between dwelling areas 14 Low-Rise Wooden Housing 14 Apartments in the Central Part of Riga 15 New dwelling houses 18 Apartment market in the vicinity of Riga 23 Summary of apartment market 24 ATE MARKET OVERVIEW YEAR 200 Forecasts for 2007 34 Hire of residential premises Hire of residential premises 36 Rent of private houses 38 Forecasts for 2007 39 One-family private houses One-family private houses 40 Vicinity of the Riga City 40 Riga 40 Categories of private houses 42 New living house villages 43 6 Forecasts for 2007 45 Land properties for erection of one-family houses Office premises Land properties for erection of one-family houses 46 Office premises 57 Land plots in the Riga City 46 Forecasts for 2007 58 Land plots in the vicinity of Riga 47 House properties Forecasts for 2007 49 House properties 59 Agricultural land in Latvia Dwelling houses 59 Land for recreational needs 50 Hotels 59 Land for agricultural needs 50 Office buildings 60 Land for timber cutting purposes 50 Forecasts for 2007 61 Land purchase for resale 50 Real estate market in the Latvian regions Forecasts for 2007 51 Jūrmala city 62 Land properties for industrial and commercial Jelgava, Zemgale Region 63 buildings Sigulda 65 Land for commercial buildings 52 Saulkrasti 66 Land properties for construction of produc- Cesis, Vidzeme Region 67 tion and logistics or industrial park areas 52 Liepāja 69 Forecasts for 2007 54 Ogre 70 Market of sales premises Eastern Vidzeme 72 Market of sales premises 55 Forecasts for 2007 56 1 ARCO REAL EST Contacts ARCO REAL ESTATE Lāčplēša 20a, Riga, LV-1011 ATE T:el. -
2019 Quality Report on Electronic Communications Services
APPROVED at the Public Utilities Commission’s Board meeting of 23 April 2020 (minutes No. 19, p. 9) 2019 Quality Report on Electronic Communications Services 45 Unijas Street Riga, LV-1039 Latvia T: +371 67097200 E: [email protected] www.sprk.gov.lv TABLE OF CONTENTS LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS ................................................................................................ 3 LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS OF LAWS AND REGULATIONS ................................................ 4 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................... 5 I INTERNET SERVICE ....................................................................................................... 7 1.1. How Internet service measurements are performed .................................................... 7 1.2. Measurement results ................................................................................................. 8 1.2.1. Connection speed ............................................................................................. 8 1.2.2. Latency .......................................................................................................... 14 1.2.3. Jitter .............................................................................................................. 15 1.2.4. Packet loss ratio ............................................................................................. 16 1.3. Summary .............................................................................................................. -
Apkaimju Vestur Apraksts.Pdf
Āgenskalns ...................................................................................................................................................... 3 Andrejsala ........................................................................................................................................................ 6 Atgāzene ........................................................................................................................................................ 10 Avotu iela ...................................................................................................................................................... 14 Beberbeķi ....................................................................................................................................................... 18 Berģi .............................................................................................................................................................. 22 Bieriņi ............................................................................................................................................................ 26 Bišumuiža ...................................................................................................................................................... 31 Bolderāja ....................................................................................................................................................... 38 Brasa ............................................................................................................................................................. -
Latvian Soldier's Story: Roberts Dāvīds Timermanis (1909–1945)
Latvian Soldier’s Story: Latviešu karavīra stāsts: Roberts Dāvīds Timermanis Roberts Dāvīds Timermanis (1909–1945) (1909–1945) Karavira_stasts_ENG.indd 1 23-Sep-20 17:07:38 Karavira_stasts_ENG.indd 2 23-Sep-20 17:07:38 Ēriks Jēkabsons, Reinis Ratnieks LATVIAN SOLDIER’S STORY: Roberts Dāvīds Timermanis (1909–1945) Riga: University of Latvia Press, 2020 Karavira_stasts_ENG.indd 3 23-Sep-20 17:07:38 UDK 355.08(474.3) Ti496 Ēriks Jēkabsons, Reinis Ratnieks. Latvian Soldier’s Story: Roberts Dāvīds Timermanis (1909–1945). Riga: University of Latvia Press, 2020. 164 pp. The book was written with the support of the University of Latvia patron Eigits Dāvis Timermanis. The patron’s donations are administered by University of Latvia Foundation. The photographs displayed in the book are from Eigits Dāvis Timermanis’ private archive. Translated into English by Andra Damberga Layout designed by Ieva Tiltiņa © Ēriks Jēkabsons, Reinis Ratnieks, 2020 © University of Latvia, 2020 ISBN 978-9934-18-584-7 Karavira_stasts_ENG.indd 4 23-Sep-20 17:07:38 Contents Contents Foreword (Laila Kundziņa) 7 Foreword (Laila Kundziņa) 7 CHAPTER 1. (Ēriks Jēkabsons) CHAPTER 1. (Ēriks Jēkabsons) Latvian soldier Roberts Dāvīds Timermanis 9 Latvian soldier Roberts Dāvīds Timermanis 9 Introduction 9 Introduction 9 Family, childhood and youth 10 Family, childhood and youth 10 Latvian Armed Forces 24 Latvian armed forces 24 Roberts Dāvīds Timermanis’ service Roberts Dāvīds Timermanis’ service in the Latvian Armed Forces 26 in th Latvian Armed Forces 26 Studies at the University of Latvia 37 Studies at the University of Latvia 37 Family 40 Family 40 Occupation 43 Occupation 43 CHAPTER 2. -
Some Aspects of Cultural Interaction Between Sweden and Latvian Part of Livonia in the 17
Ojārs Spārītis SOME ASPECTS OF CULTURAL INTERACTION BETWEEN SWEDEN AND LATVIAN PART OF LIVONIA IN THE 17. CENTURY PREFACE. BACKGROUND Latvian history and culture in the 17th century grew out of the cardinal changes of the preceding century. With the spread of the Reformation movement, the Teutonic Order in Livonia and the Catholic Church lost their power as feudal seigneurs. Livonia’s neighbouring powerful abso- lute monarchies – the Polish-Lithuanian state, Sweden, Denmark and Russia – all claimed dominance in the Baltic region. In the wake of the Hanseatic League downfall, the Netherlands increasingly encroached on the Baltic seaborne trade. England, France and even Spain claimed their interests in the region. Rome, which strove to achieve its aims with the efforts of Livonia’s Catholic neighbours, was also interested in dividing the Hanseatic and Catholic Church heritage. Mutual fi ghting destroyed the medieval political and confederate administrative system. Having agreed on a common political aim to keep Russia away from the Baltic Sea, other countries started a struggle for infl uence and ter- ritorial re-division, which resulted in new political and administrative borders and had an essential impact on the development of the economy, construction, art and crafts in the conquered territories. The 17th cen- tury concluded with the Polish-Swedish alliance’s invasion of the Baltic region in 1575–82, which resulted in a certain balance of forces and a mutual interest in securing power in Livonia. In 1561, a Poland-depend- ent vassal country, the Courland Duchy, was formed in the territory of the secularised German Order in Zemgale (Semgallen) and Courland. -
Sustainable Development Strategy of Riga Until 2030 and Development Programme of Riga for 2014-2020 SUMMARY
Sustainable Development Strategy of Riga until 2030 and Development Programme of Riga for 2014-2020 SUMMARY Riga, 2014 Sustainable Development Strategy of Riga until 2030 and Development Programme of Riga for 2014-2020 SUMMARY RIGA, 2014 Contents Introduction ............................................................................4 Key facts about Riga .....................................................................7 Chapter 1 Sustainable Development Strategy of Riga until 2030 .......................................11 Chapter 2 Development programme of Riga for 2014–2020 ......................................... 33 Chapter 3 Implementation and supervision of the strategy and development programme ................51 Abbreviations and acronyms % per cent AD action direction BTP biological treatment plant CO2 carbon dioxide Development Programme Development Programme of Riga for 2014-2020 GRS gas regulating station ha hectare HCR Historic Centre of Riga HPP hydroelectric power plant IPT immovable property tax LO long-term development objective mln million PAD priority action direction Strategy Sustainable Development Strategy of Riga until 2030 TEN-T Trans-European Transport Network TPP thermal power plant UNESCO United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation y year 2 INTRODUCTION Sustainable Development Strategy of Riga until 2030 (hereinafter referred to as the Strategy) and Development Programme of Riga for 2014-2020 (hereinafter referred to as the Development Pro- gramme) are development planning documents of the municipality of Riga approved by decision of Riga City Council No. 1173 on 27 May 2014. The Strategy and Development Programme have been elaborated by Riga City Council City Devel- opment Department in cooperation with other municipal institutions and bodies. During the elab- oration, a number of studies have been carried out, meetings with public organisations, non-gov- ernmental organisations, and residents have been organised.