The determination and ranking of factors bearing an influence over the ability to absorb rural development funds in Timis County, Romania

Raicov, Miroslav; Rujescu, Ciprian; Fehér, Andrea; Merce, Iuliana Ioana

doi:10.1063/1.5043990

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“…Although certain recipients of EAFRD benefits express concerns about the duration between submitting a funding proposal and its eventual approval, there is room to explore ways to expedite this process [8], and undoubtedly, these funds play a pivotal role in jumpstarting new enterprises, thereby actively fostering economic expansion within rural areas [9].…”

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Analysis and Impact of Apia Activity on Development and Support of Agricultural Sector in Romania

Copăceanu,

Mazăre

2023

J. Soc. Sci.

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Agriculture is a very important sector for Romania, providing food and products of vegetable and animal origin, jobs for people in villages and business opportunities for enterprises and investors. Romania's agricultural area is in permanent change, influenced by European money that was attracted through support measures and community policies, and environmental protection and the need to ensure a sustainable development of agriculture in Romania made the activity of the Agency for Payments and Intervention for Agriculture (APIA) stands out as an important factor in aligning modern agriculture with the environment. Through this study, we aim to analyze the way in which APIA promotes sustainable agricultural practices and provides support to farmers to protect the environment and whether the agency's activity has brought benefits to the economic development of Romania and Neamț County. We thus demonstrate the important role that the agency has for the economy, for supporting farmers and agricultural producers in Romania, but also for the country's agricultural policy, the institution participating in the development and implementation of national agricultural policies and strategies, as well as in the process of negotiating subsidies and projects within the European Union (EU) agricultural financing system.

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Analysis and Impact of Apia Activity on Development and Support of Agricultural Sector in Romania

Copăceanu,

Mazăre

2023

J. Soc. Sci.

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“…Statistical indicators are real numbers, which synthesize part of the information contained in a set of values, giving the possibility of global appreciation of the whole series, instead of taking into account each value in the string (Rujescu, 2015;Raicov et al, 2018).…”

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Education as Basis of Sustainable Development

Fehér

Adamov²,

Orboi³

et al. 2020

Rural Development 2019

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The main objective of the article is to present the level of education in some selected countries, and to explain how education determines a sustainable growth. Education is the main factor to achieve both economic and employment growth. At the same time, education plays an imp ortant role for a sustainable improvement of the standard of living in the world. Supporting education is also one of the aims of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (Goal 4), but education appears in a number of other SDG targets too. The countries that allocate the most capital for education are Norway, Denmark, Sweden, United Kingdom, Belgium, Finland (over 6.7% of GDP). The share of GDP allocated for education in Romania is only 2.7. This directly affects both the physical conditions for carrying out educational and research activities in school units and t he qualitative level of the educational act. The Pearson correlation coefficient (r) between the real GDP/capita (VAR01) and share of GDP for education (VAR02) for our study is 0.694, which again underlines the close correlation between the allocation of funds for education and research and the lev el of development from a country. The Pearson correlation coefficient (r) between supporting education from GDP and top 100 universities is relatively low (r = 0.287), reflecting an insufficient correlation between the two variables. As a result, the education system in a country must be adjusted and supported both financially and through the adoption of viable policy decisions that will ensure increased performance in the educational system.

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“…Despite the fact that some EAFRD beneficiaries consider that it takes a long time between the submission of the funding proposal and its approval (Raicov et al, 2018) certainly help when starting a new business, which contributes to ensuring rural economic growth (Rovinaru and Pop, 2013).…”

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Accessing the European funds for agriculture and rural development in Romania for the 2014-2020 period

Dinu

Pătărlăgeanu

Chiripuci

et al. 2020

Proceedings of the International Conference on Business Excellence

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This paper aims at identifying the extent to which Romania has accessed European funds for agriculture and rural development in the 2014-2020 period. During this financing period, Romania has received more than 8.12 billion euros from the European Union budget, more precisely from the Agricultural Fund for Rural Development (EAFDR), through the National Rural Development Programme (NRDP). Five percent of the available amount was allocated to the Leader approach at local level and at least 30% was allotted for environmental protection measures. This paper will analyze the number of projects which were submitted, selected and contracted and the payments made until 2019. Subsequently, an analysis will be carried out of the NRDP sub-measures in order to prove the usefulness and necessity of this type of structural programme. The rate of absorbtion of European funds will be closely correlated with indicators such as the evolution of the GDP / inhabitant, the population and the number of enterprises in rural areas, the employed population and the number of enterprises in agriculture, forestry and fisheries, the development of villages through the construction or modernization of roads, sewage infrastructure, water and gas. To conclude, the positive and negative aspects regarding the implementation of European funds will be listed, especially in the fields of agriculture and rural development in Romania.

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The determination and ranking of factors bearing an influence over the ability to absorb rural development funds in Timis County, Romania

Cited by 5 publications

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Analysis and Impact of Apia Activity on Development and Support of Agricultural Sector in Romania

Analysis and Impact of Apia Activity on Development and Support of Agricultural Sector in Romania

Education as Basis of Sustainable Development

Accessing the European funds for agriculture and rural development in Romania for the 2014-2020 period

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