Sustainable Development of Rural Areas: A Challenge for Romania

Burja, Camelia; Burja, Vasile

doi:10.30638/eemj.2014.205

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“…Romania is among the first EU countries in terms of the share of land area in total area and the rural population in the total population. According to a region classification of European Commission, Romania is integrated in the predominantly rural region (Burja, C., Burja, V. 2014). Agriculture is one of the major branches, although it has not developed greatly in recent years.…”

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The Rural Sustainable Development Through Renewable Energy. The Case of Romania

Aceleanu

Șerban

Țîrcă

et al. 2018

Technological and Economic Development of Economy

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The study aims to analyze the importance of renewable energy and to assess the progress made by Romania comparing to European Union and to targets set by Community institutions. We consider that both economic issues such as job creation or reduction of import dependency, but also ecological issues including reducing greenhouse gas emissions are important in discussions about renewable energy in rural areas in Romania. By using linear regression it has been identified a strong correlation in Romania, for period 2004–2014, between share of renewable resources in gross final energy consumption and import dependency. Taking into account that energetic independence is a problem of great importance for each country, the paper aims to identify unused renewable energy potential in rural areas and also opportunities for developing renewable energy sector based on the resources that can be exploited with high efficiency, action that will generate economic and social positive effects. Our results reveal that Romania has a high development potential of rural areas using renewable energy because Romania has a high volume of renewable resources (sun, wind, water). Under these circumstances it is necessary to adopt the policies in order to support projects referring to these types of energy.

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The Rural Sustainable Development Through Renewable Energy. The Case of Romania

Aceleanu

Șerban

Țîrcă

et al. 2018

Technological and Economic Development of Economy

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“…where z ri = x ri (12) VIII. With the use of structural and geographic equality (13) resulting from the basic equation of the shiftshare analysis, a relationship (14) was determined which offers a possibility for separating the structural effect (s r ) from the regional effect (g r ) from the difference between the average rate of the regional growth ( and the national growth (tx..). The difference is the total effect (tx rnet ):…”

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“…The combination of all these spheres makes up the so-called integrated order. On the basis of the reference literature on this subject [9][10][11][12][13], the following definitions were adopted for the individual component orders: -Economic order, understood as the capacity for economic development through generating higher incomes thanks to people's activities and enterprises. -Social order, understood as people's capacity to improve the quality of life, to develop, and to pursue self-fulfilment.…”

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Sustainable Development in Polish Regions: a Shift-Share Analysis

Cieślak¹,

Pawlewicz²,

Pawlewicz³

2018

Pol. J. Environ. Stud.

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Development is a term of utmost importance in economic sciences, both with respect to the economy and to society [1]. Here, the emphasis is placed on the significance of quantitative and qualitative changes that occur in a particular (e.g., economic or social) area. In the modern world, one of the most desired development ideas is sustainable development as a process for improving the quality of life and welfare at a level permitted by the current level of civilization [2-3]. The connecting factor among the individual areas encompassed by the sustainable development process is the integrated order, which is understood as a positive status of the target development factors, which connect, in a mutually non-contradictory and cohesive manner, component orders of the integrated order [4-6] (the

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“…Detailing the contribution of aforesaid centers in the formation of the modern theory of stable development of Ukrainian national economy, let's accent the importance of the following studies of this problem. Especially in the works [2] and [3] the essence of innovative development of economy of the rural territories and their prospects were explained and in the works [4,5] and [6] the problems that decelerate European integration were considered, and in [1,7,8] and [9] the theoretical fundament of the state management of development of rural territories was laid and the environmental aspects were not accented.…”

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The System of the Management of Stable Development of Rural Territories: Comparison of the Native and Foreign Experience

Луценко

2016

EUREKA: Social and Humanities

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The article elucidates the problems and tendencies of formation of the native system of the management of the stable development of rural territories in the context of budgetary policy and general European experience. The author has systematized the types of state support of the stable development of the rural territories by the forms of budgetary regulation and their legislative support. The world experience of the state support of budgetary regulation of the development of rural territories and the features of the influence of state subventions on the economic safety of local territories were studied. The main problems and tendencies of the management of the stable development of rural territories were analyzed and the weak places – dependence of rural economy on agrarian production, decrease of effectiveness of existent resources usage and worsening of social-productive and ecological infrastructure of the villages were determined. Alongside with it the inconsistency of the level of development of Ukrainian agrarian sector and rural territories in general to the world level and the standards of EU countries was revealed that is for today the significant obstacle on Ukraine’s way the to the membership in European Union. It can be explained especially by the general policy of development of the rural territories in European Union that is realized within the Common Agrarian Policy (CAP). Thus, on the way to the finish of administrative-territorial reform and decentralization of the power authorities Ukraine must take into account the priorities of CAP of EU countries as the target orientation points for the formation of the system of the management of stable development that would provide the balance of agricultural and rural development. Taking into account the experience of development of EU agrarian policy, based on the domination of the development of rural territories over the other tasks, Ukraine must adapt its policy to the European standards and to follow the course of changes of agricultural development of EU countries for the timely modernization of the forms of state support of the stable development of rural territories.

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Sustainable Development of Rural Areas: A Challenge for Romania

Cited by 28 publications

References 6 publications

The Rural Sustainable Development Through Renewable Energy. The Case of Romania

The Rural Sustainable Development Through Renewable Energy. The Case of Romania

Sustainable Development in Polish Regions: a Shift-Share Analysis

The System of the Management of Stable Development of Rural Territories: Comparison of the Native and Foreign Experience

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