economic and social development strategy of suceava county, 2011

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EUROPEAN UNION
European Social Fund
GOVERNMENT OF ROMANIA
Ministry of Administration and Interior
Innovation in Administration
“Administrative Capacity
Development ” Operational
Programme
ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL
DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY OF
SUCEAVA COUNTY,
2011 – 2020
Project cofinanced from European Social Fund through
the Operational Programme
“Development of Administrative Capacity”
CONTENT
SECTION A. FRAMEWORK – Assessing the current situation in terma of socio - economic,
environmental and level of technical and social equipment in Suceava County ............................ 4
CHAPTER I. THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT ............................................................................................ 4
I.1. The geographical position. Borders .......................................................................................................... 4
I.2. Area ............................................................................................................................................................. 4
I.3. Population ................................................................................................................................................... 4
I.4. The administrative-territorial units .......................................................................................................... 5
I.5. Hydrographic network ............................................................................................................................... 5
I.6. Climate ........................................................................................................................................................ 5
I.7. Relief ............................................................................................................................................................ 6
I.8. Natural resources ........................................................................................................................................ 6
I.8.1. Water resources ....................................................................................................................................... 6
I.8.2. Biodiversity ........................................................................................................................................... 7
I.8.3. Soils ..................................................................................................................................................... 10
I.8.4. Subsoil resources ................................................................................................................................. 11
CHAPTER II. ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES ...................................................................................................... 12
II.1. Background ............................................................................................................................................. 12
II.2. Suceava County economic structure ..................................................................................................... 12
II.3. Volume and structure of foreign investment in Suceava County ....................................................... 13
II.4. Territorial structure of the economy: Suceava County compared to the North-East Region .......... 15
II.4.1. Territorial structure of the economy in the North-East Region .......................................................... 15
II.4.2. Territorial structure of Suceava County‟s economy ........................................................................... 15
II.5. Industry and SMEs ................................................................................................................................. 18
II.5.1. Large enterprises ................................................................................................................................ 18
II.5.2. The SME sector .................................................................................................................................. 19
II.6. Economic competitiveness ...................................................................................................................... 20
II.6.1. Recent economic developments in Suceava County .......................................................................... 21
II.6.2. Development Prospects ...................................................................................................................... 23
II.6.3. The labour market in Suceava County ............................................................................................... 24
II.7. Rural Area ............................................................................................................................................... 24
II.7.1. Specific characteristics of the rural areas in Suceava County ............................................................ 24
II.7.2. Livestock numbers and livestock production ..................................................................................... 29
II.7.3. County Forestry .................................................................................................................................. 31
II.7.4. Traditions and crafts ........................................................................................................................... 33
II.8. Tourism .................................................................................................................................................... 34
CHAPTER III. POPULATION AND NETWORK OF SETTLEMENTS .................................................... 40
III.1. Demographic developments .................................................................................................................. 40
III.2. Labour market and wage earnings ...................................................................................................... 42
III.3. The network of settlements and the housing fund .............................................................................. 49
III.3.1. Urban settlements ............................................................................................................................... 50
III.3.2. Rural settlements ............................................................................................................................... 50
III.4. Housing fund .......................................................................................................................................... 50
CHAPTER IV. TERRITORIAL PLANNING ................................................................................................. 52
IV.1. Ways of communication ........................................................................................................................ 52
IV.1.1. National roads ................................................................................................................................... 52
IV.1.2. County and communal roads ............................................................................................................. 52
IV.1.3. Railway tracks in operation on December 31, 2009 ......................................................................... 53
IV.1.4. Airways ............................................................................................................................................. 53
IV.2. Water and wastewater utilities of localities ......................................................................................... 54
IV.2.1. Water supply system ......................................................................................................................... 54
IV.2.2. Sewer system .................................................................................................................................... 55
IV.3. District heating. Energy Equipment. Natural gas supply .................................................................. 55
IV.4. Waste management ................................................................................................................................. 57
CHAPTER V. SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE of SOCIAL-ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES ........................ 59
V.1. Public Administration ............................................................................................................................. 59
V.2. Local Action Groups (LAGs) in Suceava County ................................................................................ 80
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V.3. Research, Development and Innovation ................................................................................................ 84
V.4. Communication and public relations, media ......................................................................................... 86
V.5. Information Society ................................................................................................................................. 87
CHAPTER VI. EDUCATION AND TEACHING SYSTEM. CULTURE ..................................................... 89
VI.1. Education / teaching .............................................................................................................................. 89
VI.2. Culture ..................................................................................................................................................... 95
CHAPTER VII. HEALTH AND SOCIAL ASSISTANCE .............................................................................. 97
VII.1. Current situation in healthcare ........................................................................................................... 97
VII.2. Social assistance .................................................................................................................................. 101
CHAPTER VIII. ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION ..................................................................................... 106
VIII.1. Quality of environmental factors and pollution sources ................................................................ 106
VIII.1.1. Air Quality .................................................................................................................................... 106
VIII.1.2. Quality of surface water and groundwater .................................................................................... 107
VIII.1.3. Soil quality .................................................................................................................................... 108
VIII.2. Synthesis of the high-risk situations produced in the county in 2008-2010 .................................. 110
SECTION B. DEVELOPMENT OF SWOT ANALYSIS OF SUCEAVA COUNTY ...................... 114
SECTION C. OBJECTIVES, PRIORITIES, MEASURES AND ACTIONS ............................................... 125
CHAPTER I. STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES .................................................................................................... 125
CHAPTER II. SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES, DEVELOPMENT DIRECTIONS, MEASURES, PROJECTS
.............................................................................................................................................................................. 130
CHAPTER III. PROJECT PORTFOLIO OF SUCEAVA COUNTY .......................................................... 133
III.1. Identification of the investment opportunities in Suceava County ......................................................... 133
III.2. Identification of the project portfolio and the funding sources ............................................................... 153
CHAPTER IV. ACTION PLAN ....................................................................................................................... 154
DEVELOPMENT DIRECTION 1. INFRASTRUCTURE, TERRITORIAL PLANNING,
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND FORESTRY .................................................................................. 154
DEVELOPMENT DIRECTION 2. BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT ............................................................ 194
DEVELOPMENT DIRECTION 3. EDUCATION, YOUTH AND SPORTS ............................................. 198
DEVELOPMENT DIRECTION 4. EMPLOYMENT, SOCIAL PROTECTION AND HEALTH ............. 208
DEVELOPMENT DIRECTION 5. RURAL DEVELOPMENT ................................................................. 211
DEVELOPMENT DIRECTION 6. TOURISM ........................................................................................... 222
DEVELOPMENT DIRECTION 7. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION REFORM .......................................... 226
DEVELOPMENT DIRECTION 8. INFORMATION SOCIETY ................................................................ 229
DEVELOPMENT DIRECTION 9. CULTURE AND CULTS .................................................................... 230
DEVELOPMENT DIRECTION 10. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS .................................................... 234
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT .............................................................................................................. 235
LIST OF ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS ......................................................................................... 237
REFERENCES .................................................................................................................................................. 240
ANNEXES 241
ANNEX A1 SUCEAVA COUNTY LOCALITIES ............................................................................................ 241
ANNEX A2 TOURIST MAP OF SUCEAVA COUNTY .................................................................................. 244
ANNEX A3 LIST OF LOCALITIES BY POPULATION, SURFACE AND DENSITY
in SUCEAVA COUNTY ..................................................................................................................................... 245
ANNEX C1 ......................................................................................................................................................... 247
ANNEX C2 ......................................................................................................................................................... 248
ANNEX C3 ......................................................................................................................................................... 249
ANNEX C4 ......................................................................................................................................................... 250
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SECTION A. FRAMEWORK
– Assessing the current situation in terma of socio – economic,
environmental and level of technical and social equipment in Suceava County
CHAPTER I.
THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT
I.1. The geographical position. Borders
Suceava County is located in the north-eastern part of Romania, between Pietrosul Călimani (2.022 m altitude)
and the Siret river bed (233 m), in a landscape dominated by central and north-eastern European bioclimatic
elements, which creates a unique landscape harmony, on the geographical coordinates 24˚57‟- 26˚40‟ east longitude
and 47 ˚4‟55”- 47˚57‟31” north longitude, with an amphitheatric settlement. The county is bordered on the north by
Ukraine, on the east by Botosani County, on the south-east by Iaşi County, on the south by Neamţ and Harghita
Counties, on the south-west by Mureş County and on the west by Bistriţa Năsăud and Maramureş Counties.
I.2. Area
The county covers an area of 8,553.5 km2, representing 3.6% of the country area, being the second county in
size in the country, after Timiş County.
I.3. Population
The population of Suceava County is approximately 19% of the North-East Region. On the 1st of January
2009, the stable population of Suceava County was up to 706.720 inhabitants, of which 302,730 people in the
urban environment and 403.990 people in the rural environment. The population density of the County
was 82.6 inhabitants/sq. km.
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I.4. The administrative-territorial units
Suceava County consists of the following administrative-territorial units1:
- 5 municipalities: Suceava – county capital municipality, Fălticeni Rădăuţi, Câmpulung Moldovenesc and
Vatra – Dornei;
- 11 cities: Gura Humorului, Siret, Solca, Broşteni, Cajvana, Dolhasca, Frasin, Liteni, Milişăuţi, Salcea and
Vicovu de Sus;
- 98 communes, with 379 villages.
I.5. Hydrographic network
The hydrographic network of the county amounts to 3. 092 km. The river network density is 0.361 km of
river/sq. km of territory, a value that is greater than the national average. The main rivers that cross the county are:
Siret River (from N to S) and its tributary streams, snd Suceava, Şomuzu Mare, Moldova, Bistriţa Rivers (flowing
from NW to SE). The total area of water pockets in the county is 5,542.63 hectares (representing 0.65% of the total
area of the county), of which 5,056.622 hectares of streams and 486,008 hectares of lakes.
To sum up, the rivers of Suceava County are tributaries of the Siret River, due to the general configuration of
the relief. The largest quantities of water are transported by the rivers whose water supply pools are located in the
mountain regions. The most extensive river basin is the one of Moldova River, which drains through its tributaries
more than 33% of Suceava County, followed by Bistrita (about 30% of the area) and Suceava River.
The stagnant waters consist of small natural lakes and artificial lakes designed for complex reasons: industrial
and drinking water reserves, flood protection, fisheries, etc. The largest man-made reservoirs are the 6 lakes along
Şomuzu Mare River.
Siret River enters the country and the county with a basin area of 1,636 km² and a length of 110 km. Suceava
River has its springs at an altitude of 1 250 m, in the region called Obcinele Bucovinene, totaling, at the river mouth
of Siret River, a basin area of 2.625 km and a length of 262 sq. km.
Its main tributaries in the county are: Brodina (S = 156 sq. km, L = 28 km), Putna (S = 132 sq. km, L = 19
km), Pozen (S = 158 sq. km, L = 25 km), Suceviţa (S = 205 sq. km, L = 35 km), Solca (S = 166 sq. km, L = 27 km)
and Soloneţ (S = 217 sq. km, L = 31 km).
Moldova River flows from Obcina Lucina and crosses the county over a length of 140 km of the total of 216
km. At its way out of the county, the river basin covers an area of 2.575 sq. km. Its main tributaries in the county
are, on the right side: Putna (S = 90 sq. km, L = 20 km), Suha (S = 359 sq. km, L = 33 km), Suha Mare (S = 128 sq.
km, L = 29 km), Suha Mică (S = 135 sq. km, L = 24 km), and on the left side: Moldova (S = 564 sq. km, L = 47 km),
Humor (S = 106 sq. km, L = 26 km), Şomuz (S = 95 sq. km, L = 20 km).
Bistriţa River, the tributary with the largest flow of Siret, totals, on its way out of the county, a length of 122 km
and a basin area of 2.532 km. Its main tributaries are on the right side, namely: Dorna (S = 595 sq. km, L = 46 km),
Neagra Şarului (S = 302 sq. km, L = 53 km), Neagra (S = 355 sq. km, L = 40 km). On the left side there are smaller
tributaries, the most important being Țibău (S = 135 sq. km, L = 24 km) and Cârlibaba (S = 111 sq. km, L = 24 km).
Şomuzul Mare (S = 489 sq. km, L = 51 km) and Şomuzul Mic (S = 128 sq. km, L = 30 km) have their origin in
Suceava Plateau, at the south of Suceava Municipality and has its river mouth in Siret on the territory of Suceava
County.
I.6. Climate
The geographical space of Suceava County falls almost equally within the continental climate sector (in the
eastern side), having a continental - moderate climate (in the western side).
The mean air temperature values increase from SW to NE.
The average annual temperatures are:
a) mountain climate:
below 0 °C in the high mountains,
6 °C on the eastern slope of Obcina Mare,
b) extra-mountain climate – 7-8 °C
Wind movement:
in the mountain area the prevailing wind direction is given by the orientation of the relief;
in the Suceava Plateau the prevailing winds act from northwest and channel on the corridors of
Siret and Suceava valleys.
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For a list of the towns of Suceava County, please see Appendix A1.
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Rainfall is distributed unevenly throughout the year, which shows the continental character of the climate of
the area, the rainfall gradually decreasing from west to east, respectively:
-1.200 mm in Călimani (annual quantity),
-550-600 mm in Siret Valley.
The smallest amounts of rainfall are recorded in February, and the richest during May-July, when 45% of the
annual precipitation quantity is achieved.
I.7. Relief
The large size of the county explains the geological variety of the landscape and of the natural resources. The
landforms occupy the following areas: the mountains 5,593 sq. km and the area of sub-Carpathian plateau and hills,
2,960 sq. km.
Compared to the large geographical units of the country, the area of the county partially overlaps with the
Eastern Carpathians and Suceava Plateau. From west to east, the landscape shows a gradual decrease in altitude, the
types of forms dividing into strips with north-south direction and generally parallel to each other. This phenomenon
is especially striking in the mountain region.
Overall, the county has two major units of relief:
a) the mountain region - 65.4% mountains with heights between 800 and 2.100 m
b) the plateau region - 34.6% sub-Carpathian plateau and hills.
Heights decrease gradually from west to east, highlighting thus the leveling and diversification of the other
components of the natural environment.
The mountain areas, which occupy two thirds of the county, are characterized by extensive forests and natural
grasslands, rich spa-tourism resources. The mountain unit include the Eastern Carpathians identified by Bârgăului
Mountains, Călimani Mountains partially, Obcinele Bucovinei (Obcina Mestecăniş, Obcina Feredău, Obcina Mare),
Bistriţa Mountains (Rarău Mountain, Giumalău Mountain, Bârnaru Mountain, Budacu Mountain) and Stânişoarei
Mountains (Sutra Mountain only).
Within the mountain area a series of depressions have been developed of which the most important is Dorna
Depression. It is of tectonic and volcanic dam origin, it is at 800-900 m altitude and it has two compartments: Dorna
and Neagra Şarului, where there are meadows, terraces, piedmonts and bogs.
The sub-Carpathian plateau and hill areas are represented by Suceava Plateau and Neamţ sub-Carpathians,
with altitudes from 300 to 500 m. Suceava Plateau is divided into Dragomirnei Plateau and Fălticeni Plateau,
Rădăuţi Depression falling between them.
The lowest surfaces consist of low plains and terraces along rivers, showing, as main characteristic that, on
large areas, the ground water level is relatively high, giving rise to areas with excess moisture.
I.8. Natural resources
I.8.1. Water resources
Groundwater. In the mountain region huge amounts of groundwater are accumulated in floodplain and
terrace alluvial deposits, as well as on the basis of other surface rocks. In the plateau region, groundwater is
quartered in meadow deposits and river terraces, in layers of sarmatian sands and gravels, in glacises, evacuation
cones, at the base of delluvial deposits.
Surface water consists of a wealth of rivers, ponds, swamps and marshes. The rivers that drain the relief of
the county are tributaries of Siret, the whole area of the county being part of the Siret River basin.
The potential and technically usable water resources for 2009, from Suceava County, are shown in the table
below:
Surface ressource
(mil sq. m)
Theoretical
Usable
1,920
610
Ground ressource
(mil sq. m)
Theoretical
Usable
180
142
Source: Environmental Protection Agency of Suceava, Report on the state of the environment in Suceava
County in 2009
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It is found that only 35.8% of the total water resources in the county are usable. Of these, the biggest share
belongs to surface water, representing 81.1% of the total water resources usable in the county.
In 2009, the total raw water samples were 44,612 mil. cubic meters of which, 25,488 mil. cubic meters for
population, 13,22 mil. cubic meters 3 for industry, and 5,903 mil. cubic meters for agriculture. The requirement /
sample ratio of water resources for 2009 is presented in the following table:
Water requirement
Water
basin
Siret
Activity
Population
Industry
Agriculture
Total
Water samples
Value
(mil. cubic
meters)
28.748
15.714
7.774
52.236
Activity
Population
Industry
Agriculture
Total
Value
(mil. cubic
meters)
25.488
13.221
5.903
44.612
Degree of
use
%
88.66
83.815
75.93
85.40
Source: Environmental Protection Agency of Suceava, Report on the state of the environment in Suceava
County in 2009
I.8.2. Biodiversity
The types of ecosystems in Suceava County are subject to various landforms and pedo-climatic elements,
being headered, from the plateau to the mountains.
♦ Forest ecosystems. Given the prevalence of the high relief, most of the habitat is represented by forests,
which represent an important natural resource of the county.
♦ Alpine grasslands, which are to be found at more than 1,600 m in Călimani, Suhard, Giumalău and Bârnar.
In Rarău, they come down to 1,500 m. The alpine meadows are characteristic in places where winter lasts more than
six months, with rainfall of over 1,200 mm. They are developing on a discontinuous, island-like area, in two stages:
a specifically alpine one and a subalpine one (Popp N. et al, 1973).
♦ Bogs and swamps. In the conifer area, also the Sphagnum bogs from Dorna Basin (Poiana Stampei, Coşna)
and from Şarului Dornei can be found, known as peats. There are high bogs, because they are disposed in depression
at altitudes of 900 – 1000 m.
♦ Meadow ecosystems. Intrazonal, in the plains of Siret, Suceava and Moldova, on the way out of the
mountain of these rivers, there is a variety of hydrophilic wood plants (willow, poplar, alder) or grass (sedge, Dutch
rush, horsemint, crows foot, horse tail). It is worth mentioning the site of community importance of the Natura 2000
ecological network, Meadow Zamoştea.
♦ Aquatic ecosystems. They can be differentiated by the kinetics of water in two major groups: running water,
which represents the lotic environment (streams, rivers) and stagnant water (lakes, ponds, swamps, etc.), which
represents the lentic environment.
According to the data provided by the Environmental Protection Agency of Suceava, on the territory of
Suceava County the following sites of community importance can be found, declared by the Order of the Minister of
Environment and Sustainable Development No. 1964 of 13.12.2007, as part of the NATURA 2000 European
ecological network:
Golden Bistriţa
“Golden Bistriţa” Natura 2000 site, with an area of 375 ha is represented by a habitat characteristic to the
waters in the lower mountain area, that is, alluvial forests with alder.
Călimani – Gurghiu
Călimani - Gurghiu Natura 2000 site has an area of 136,657 ha, of which 10,775.5 ha are located in Suceava
County. In this region there is one of the most important Carpathian carnivore populations and genetic centers –
bears, wolves and lynx, namely, a significant concentration of flora and fauna species protected by national law and
EU Directives. The percentage of habitats of European interest exceeds 95%. According to the Handbook of habitats
there are 13 habitats, including 4 of special importance (Habitats Directive), 18 species of birds, 9 species of
mammals, 2 species of reptiles, 5 species of fish (including Hucho hucho), 6 species of invertebrates (including
Rosalia alpina) and 8 species of plants are of community interest.
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Secular hay fields of Ponoare
“Secular hay fields of Ponoare” Natura 2000 site, with an area of 35 ha and “Secular hay fields of Frumoasa”
Natura 2000 site, with an area of 25 ha, including a variety of plant species from different biogeographic regions
(Eurasian, European, Continental, Pontic).
The herbaceous species diversity creates a special polychromy; some species of plants bloom early in March
until early August, after which begins the period of dissemination. Here, we find species such as: pasqueflower
(Pulsatilla patens), rubrum (Echium russicum), dittany (Dictamnus albus), spring adonis (Adonis vernalis), globeflower (Trolius europaeus), etc.
Dragomirna beech tree forest
“Dragomirna beech tree forest” Natura 2000 site has an area of 134 ha and is represented by a stand 97% of
natural origin, where the beech is predominant, and after various forest interventions in the past coniferous plants
(spruce, pine, larch) were planted. The fauna is represented by species such as: the Carpathian deer (Cervus
elaphus), wild cat (Felis silvestris), wild boar (Sus scrofa), etc.
Zamostea forest-Rever meadow
“Zamostea forest-Rever meadow” Natura 2000 site has an area of 135 ha. The stand is made up mainly of old
oak (120 years), in association with ash, aspen, maple, hornbeam. Among the shrub stands species shrub the
following are common: maple, hazel, hawthorn, spindletree. Other important species of flora and fauna are: the
variegated tulip (Fritillaria meleagris), spring snowflake (Leucojum vernum), European roe deer (Capreolus
capreolus), Carpathian deer (Cervus elaphus), etc.
Pietrosul Broştenilor- Zugreni Keys
“Pietrosul Broştenilor- Zugreni Keys” Natura 2000 site has an area of 458 ha. The forest vegetation consists
of spruce trees in which beech, maple, birch appear sporadically. The shrub vegetation is represented by blueberry
and cranberry. The flora is typical of rocks, where one can find the edelweiss, in the lowest resort in Moldova.
Rarău-Giumalău
“Rarău-Giumalău” Natura 2000 site has an area of 2.498 ha. The existing biotopes, with flora untouched by
the anthropogenic factor, have rich and diverse micro-fauna. The site overlaps a large number of reservations, and it
is very little inhabited, which allowed the preservation of biodiversity.
Găina-Lucina
“Găina-Lucina” Natura 2000 site has an area of 836 ha. The site hosts a compact population of Betula nana (a
species considered to be a glacial relict). Among the existing species of flora and fauna may be listed: Sundew
(Drosera rotundifolia), Siberian Ligularia (Ligularia sibirica), Jacob's Ladder (Polemonium caeruleum), Cranberries
(Vaccinium vitis-idaea), Raven (Corvus corax), Ring Ouzel (Turdus torquatus), Firecrest (Regulus ignicapillus) etc.
Peatery of Româneşti
“Peatery of Româneşti” Natura 2000 site has an area of 20 ha. The peat islands with sylvan pine are
surrounded by acidophilus forests of spruce with moss. It presents an important population of Drosera rotundifolia.
The Big Peatery of Poiana Stampei
“The Big Peatery of Poiana Stampei” Natura 2000 site has an area of 644 ha. The site is representative for
Dorna Basin and hosts most species of oligotrophic peat and in the north-eastern side of the Peatery, there is a
compact population of Sphagnum wulfianum, very rare in Romania.
Şaru Dornei Peatery
“Şaru Dornei Peatery” Natura 2000 site has an area of 38 ha, the vegetation background consisting of
Sphagnum type arctic moss, over which, in austere conditions of trophicity a consistent stand filled with sylvian
pine (Pinus silvestris turfosa form) developed on a layer of peat. Here are listed species such as: Sundew (Drosera
rotundifolia), Sheathed Cottonsedge (Eriophorum vaginatum), Cranberry (Vaccinium oxycoccos), Bog-rosemary
(Andromeda polifolia) Siberian Ligularia (Ligularia sibirica), etc.
On the territory of the county there are also numerous protected natural areas of national interest. The
centralized situation of natural protected reservations in Suceava county (and Natura 2000 sites that overlap them) is
presented below:
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No.
Name of the
reservation
1.
Doisprezece
Apostoli PN-K
geological
2.
Moara Dracului
geological
3.
Piatra Ţibăului
geological
4.
Peatery of
Poiana Stampei
Reservation type
Custodian
Administrative
location
Area
(ha)
Natura 2000
site overlapping
the reservation
CălimaniGurghiu
Călimani
National Park
Forestry
Department of
Suceava
Forestry
Department of
Suceava
Dorna Candrenilor
200,0
Câmpulung
Moldovenesc
1,3
-
Cârlibaba
20,3
-
Oligotrophic
swamp
Călimani
National Park
Poiana Stampei
681,8
The Big Peatery
of Poiana
Stampei
Todirescu
Mountain hay
fields
Peatery of Şaru
Dornei
Flora of
community
interest
Oligotrophic
swamp
Stulpicani
38,1
Rarău-Giumalău
Şaru Dornei
36,0
Şaru Dornei
Peatery
7.
Secular hay
fields of
Ponoare
Flora of
community
interest
Bosanci
24,5
Secular hay
fields of Ponoare
8.
Secular hay
fields of
Frumoasa
Flora of
community
interest
Moara
9,5
Secular hay
fields of
Frumoasa
9.
Peatery of
Găina –Lucina
Dwarf birch tree
Moldova Suliţa
1,0
Găina-Lucina
10.
Crujana forest
(Quercetum)
Secular oak trees
Forestry
Department of
Suceava
Călimani
National Park
Environmental
Protection
Agency of
Suceava
Environmental
Protection
Agency of
Suceava
Forestry
Department of
Suceava
Forestry
Department of
Suceava
Pătrăuţi
39,4
-
Forestry
Department of
Suceava
Pojorâta, Crucea
933,0
Rarău-Giumalău
Forestry
Department of
Suceava
Stulpicani
1.064,2
Rarău-Giumalău
Pojorâta
309,5
Rarău-Giumalău
Breaza
116,4
Forestry
Department of
Suceava
Dorna Arini,
Crucea
314,0
Pietrosul
Broştenilor –
Zugreni Keys
Forestry
Department of
Suceava
Moldova Suliţa
33,0
Găina-Lucina
Forestry
Department of
Suceava
Mitocul
Dragomirnei
134,9
Dragomirna
beech tree forest
5.
6.
Geological
formations
Flora of
community
interest
(Cave with bats)
Secular spruce
trees
Species of
community
interest
11.
Pietrele
Doamnei-Rarău
12.
Secular forest
of Slătioara
13.
Secular forest
of Giumalău
Secular spruce
trees
14.
Răchitişul Mare
Bearberry
15.
Zugreni Keys
16.
Lucava Keys
17.
Dragomirna
beech tree
forest
Keys
Flora of
community
interest
Keys
Flora of
community
interest
Secular beech
trees
Forestry
Department of
Suceava
Forestry
Department of
Suceava
9
-
No.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
Name of the
reservation
ZamosteaLuncă forest
Juniper trees
with Pinus
cembra
Piatra Pinului
and Piatra
Şoimului
Aptychus
layers from
Pojorâta
Secular hay
fields of
Calafindeşti
Reservation type
Meadow stands
Habitat of
community
interest
Geological
formations
Palaeontological
Custodian
Administrative
location
Area
(ha)
Natura 2000
site overlapping
the reservation
Forestry
Department of
Suceava
Zamostea
107,6
Zamostea
forest-Rever
meadow
Călimani
National Park
Şaru Dornei
384,2
CălimaniGurghiu
Gura Humorului
0,5
-
-
Palaeontological
Forestry
Department of
Suceava
Pojorâta
1,0
-
Species of
community
interest
-
Calafindeşti
7,0
-
Suceviţa
102,0
-
Moldoviţa
205,0
Moldoviţa
483,0
-
Breaza
0,1
-
23.
Voievodeasa
forest
Old mix stand
24.
Roşoşa forest
Secular spruce
trees
25.
Secular forest
of Loben
Secular spruce
trees
26.
Klippa triassic
limestones
from Pârâul
Cailor
Geological
formations
Palaeontological
27.
Piatra Buhii
Forestry
Department of
Suceava
Forestry
Department of
Suceava
Forestry
Department of
Suceava
-
Geological
Forestry
Câmpulung
formations
Department of
2,0
Moldovenesc
Palaeontological
Suceava
Source: Environmental Protection Agency of Suceava
-
-
I.8.3. Soils
The soil resources in Suceava County are
 Protisoils - 70.104 ha
 Cernisoils - 66.394 ha
 Umbrisoils - 650 ha
 Cambisols - 71.183 ha
 Luvisols - 106.306 ha
 Spodosols - 6.151 ha
 Pellisoils - 280 ha
 Andisols - 1.587 ha
 Hydrisols - 24.730 ha
 Histisols - 105 ha
 Antroposols - 2.692 ha
Of the soil resources Faeozioms (65,173 ha) are to be noted for their high production potential, partly
eutricambosol (30,211 ha) and preluvosol (63,005 ha) soil types. Also, part of aluviosol soil types (52,861 ha), but
not too high, consists of fertile soils, with few restrictions for agriculture.
On the other hand, soils with low production potential, and which presents multiple restrictions are litosoils
(5,622 ha, regosols 11,004 ha), dystricambosols (40,972 ha), most of luvosols (43,301 ha), prepodzols and podzols
(6,551 ha), and undrained gleysols and stagnosols (24,730 ha) and histosols (105 ha), and erodosols (2,692 ha).
According to the Report on the state of the environment in Suceava County in 2009, the allocation of land on
suitability classes in Suceava County2 is as follows:
2
Source: Department of Agriculture and Rural Development of Suceava
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- For arable land, the average is 49 points, which classifies this use to class III of quality. Among the
localities with larger areas included in class I and II of quality, the following are to be noted: Adâncata, Bosanci,
Ciprian Porumbescu, Cornu Luncii, Dolhasca, Dumbrăveni, Grăniceşti, Liteni, Milişăuţi, Muşeniţa, Rădăşeni,
Salcea, Şcheia, Udeşti, Vereşti. Here the typical, gleic, argic and stagnat faeozioms are predominant, mollic
preluvosols and on smaller surfaces, typical and mollic eutricambosols.
- For hay fields, the average is 34 points, corresponding to the fourth class of quality. The following localities
are to be noted: Horodniceni, Mălini, Marginea, Slatina, Şcheia, Zvoriştea and much of the pastures in the
communes in the mountain area. In the surfaces belonging to classes I and II there are mainly typical and mollic
eutricambosols, typical and shady districambosols, typical and stagnant preluvosols and luvosols, and luvic and
albic stagnosols.
- For pastures, the average is 43 points, with class III of quality. Among the localities with larger areas
included in class I and II of quality, the following are to be noted: Câmpulung, Rădăuţi, Siret, Solca, Buneşti,
Calafindeşti, Ciprian Porumbescu, Drăgoieşti, Fântânele, Grăniceşti, Izvoarele Sucevei, Liteni, Mălini, Muşeniţa,
Rădăşeni, Slatina, Şcheia, Todireşti. The surfaces belonging to classes I and II appear also in most mountain
villages. They overlap the same types and subtypes listed for the use in hay fields, except for the stagnant subtypes
and stagnosols.
- For orchards, the average is 51 points (class III of quality). Small areas of terrain with orchards belonging to
classes I and II are to be met in Adâncata, Ciprian Porumbescu, Şcheia.
The main limitations of soil quality
The damage to soil characteristics and functions, namely their bio-productive ability, are limitations of their
use, determined either by natural factors (climate, landforms, edaphic features, etc.) or by anthropogenic activities
(agricultural and industrial). In many cases, these factors may act synergistically, resulting in a decrease in soil
quality and even the cancellation of their functions.
Degradation factors
Erosion
Landslides
Flooding
Acidification
Compaction
Suceava
County
Nutrient deficiency
Low edaphic volume
Salting
Excess moisture in
the soil
Gleying
Pseudogleying
Periodic drought
Sandy soils
Year 2009
Area (ha)
59,415
23,294
51,916
256,998
29,650
144,154 N
258,463 K
756 P
19,121
183,217
43,468
92,003
139
I.8.4. Subsoil resources
Suceava County occupies a distinct place in the Romanian economy due to the diversity and, in some cases,
the abundance of the wealth of its natural resources. Over 52% of the county is covered by forests, that is, about 7%
of the country, in the underground deposits of manganese, copper ores, sulfur, barite, salt, natural gas, mineral
waters, uranium ores, etc. are to be found, and about 42% of the area is represented by arable lands, mostly located
along the valleys of Siret, Moldova and Suceava.
Currently, in Suceava County, mining is carried out mainly through the exploration of building materials (river
aggregates, rocks from quarries). The following are also exploited, as ores: manganese deposit from Ulma, the
commune of Dorna Arini (quarrying), copper ore deposit from Mănăila, the commune of Breaza (quarrying, the ore
being processed in Iacobeni Preparation Plant), the uranium deposit from Crucea (underground mining) and rock
salt from Cacica.
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CHAPTER II.
ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES
II.1. Background
In the Suceava County, the most significant sectors in terms of turnover in 2009 by legal persons registered in
of Trade Register Office of Suceava were:
- Retail trade, accounting for about 16 % of total revenues of companies (3,305 companies with the object of
activity)
- Wood exploitation and processing, accounting for 12% (764 companies)
- Construction, accounting for about 5.2%, decreasing comparing to 2008 (786 companies)
- Road transport of goods, accounting for about 4.15% of total revenues at the county level (794 companies)
- Production of dairies and cheese, with a share of about 2.5% (51 companies).
The companies with the most significant turnover performed activities in the manufacture of veneer and wood
panels, clothing manufacture, dairy production or ice cream production.
A significant share of the total income is made by self-employed persons or people performing liberal
professions. In the total of such income, a significant share is held by those obtained from medical activities – about
33% of the total revenues, trade – about 29%, law – about 9.2% or notary – about 7.2%.
II.2. Suceava County economic structure
The social and historical conditions of development of the country left their mark also on the industry in
Suceava County, which was reorganized, according to the new principles of market economy, being in constant
change. The representative industries branches in the county are:
 Wood industry, developed in direct correlation with the forest area;
 Food industry that grows in direct correlation with the county agriculture, because it is mainly
based on processing of animal products (milk, meat);
 Light industry, represented by companies of clothing and knitwear, leather and footwear;
 Engineering industry, represented by companies producing tools and bearings;
 Mining, represented by the exploitation of ferrous minerals (copper, poly-metallic, manganese,
uranium ores), an industry that is declining in the last decade.
In terms of registrations recorded by the Trade Register Office of Suceava, the legal forms situation is as
follows:
Registration on legal forms in Suceava County, 2008-2010
I
FA
SEP
IC
FE
LLC
PLC
AC
GBE
12
Self-employed
Persons (SEP)
Individual
Companies (IC)
Family Enterprises
(FE)
Limited Liability
Companies (LLC)
Public Limited
Companies (PLC)
Agricultural
Cooperatives (AC)
Government
Business Enterprises
(GBE)
Total
Family Associations
(FA)
208
56
555
174
163
1.877
12
1
0
3,046
2009
0
0
771
438
147
989
1
3
1
2,350
2010
0
0
1.051
822
118
774
6
6
0
2,777
Individuals (I)
2008
Source: Trade Register Office of Suceava
II.3. Volume and structure of foreign investment in Suceava County
Foreign investment should be approached closely related to the economic growth, to the development, as they
have constituted and still constitute a decisive factor of economic and social development through their volume,
structure and quality.
Therefore, foreign investments are found in different values, in all countries in the world, with different
motivations from one country to another. They have a special role in developing countries, underdeveloped
countries and those in transition to market economy. In no country in transition, the economic growth finance and
restructuring cannot be made only from domestic sources. In post-socialist Europe, so in Romania as well, it took
new models of privatization, unused in other economies where privatization was done in the presence of a
consolidated domestic private capital.
So the lack of domestic capital, as well as the economic globalization have made foreign direct investment the
most direct and indicated source of funding, of acceleration of the privatization process and a means to support
economic growth.
On 31.12.2009, in Suceava County a total of 654 businesses with foreign participation were active, the largest
in number and capital coming from the following countries:
Country
Italy
Germany
Spain
Austria
France
USA
Turkey
Number of
Total capital (RON)
companies
200
200
2008
2009
8
9
209
186
14,876,630.12
12,285,215.12
78
57
3,179,419.18
9,457,867.20
52
47
572,222.00
571,180.00
43
40
28,203,089.76
97,942,673.76
36
38
66,892,472.77
66,748,193.20
39
35
1,000,380.00
3,314,930.00
38
30
9,149,363.14
10.944,723.14
In the past 3 years (2008-2010) in Suceava County there were 225 companies with foreign capital. In 2008
there were 118 new foreign-owned companies in the county, in 2009 their number dropped to 66 in 2010 only to
reach 41. However, the share capital increased about 5 times and the profit doubled in 2009, compared to 2008. In
2010, amid economic crisis, the investment appetite has decreased, the share capital being considerably reduced.
2008
Number of companies with foreign participation
Subscribed capital (RON)
Subscribed capital (USD)
Turnover (RON)
Loss (RON)
Gross Profit (RON)
Net profit (RON)
Number of employees
118
24,575.270
2,239.724
101,358.244
2,557.243
1,668.829
1,399.546
294
13
2009
66
113,519.225
17,832.307
23,247.440
529.448
2,629.648
2,102.546
50
2010
41
15,213.610
4,034.637
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
The interest for the resources of the county is high among investors in many European countries (and beyond).
The graph below shows the number of companies with foreign capital registered in the period 2008 – 2010, by
country of origin of the investor:
Număr firme cu participare străină înre gistrate în
Number
companies
with
foreign
capital
registered
pe
rioadaof2008
- 2010,
după
țara
de prov
e nie nță a
during 2008 – 2010 by the
country
of origin of the investor
inv
e stitorului
70
It alia
ania
G erm
ia
Austr
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Span
Alt ele
SUA
ova
Mold
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a
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r
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Mar e
Tur c
ni a
Polo
ta
Fran
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Ucra
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Belg
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25
19
17
14
13
11
11
10
9
9
8
5
4
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
Of the 225 foreign-owned companies, 224 were registered as LLC-s, one being recorded as PLC. As regards
their distribution by area of residence, it appears that investors‟ interest is still higher for the urban environment:
Number of registered companies with
foreign capital in the following areas:
- urban
- rural
Total
2008
76
42
118
2009
45
21
66
2010
29
12
41
The table below shows companies with foreign investment registered during 2008 – 2010, by sector of
activity. The sector investors seek the most is trading on the 2 nd and 3rd place being construction and manufacturing.
Companies with foreign investment by the main activity
Agriculture, forestry and fishing
Manufacturing
Production and supply of electricity, gas, hot water and air
conditioning
Water supply: sanitation, waste management, decontamination
activities
Construction
Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and
motorcycles
Transport and storage
Hotels and restaurants
Information and communications
Real estate
Professional, scientific and technical activities
Administrative service and support services activities
Health and social care
Arts, Entertainment And Recreation
Other services
14
2008 - 2010
10
26
5
3
36
64
17
14
1
20
12
10
2
2
3
II.4. Territorial structure of the economy: Suceava County compared to the North-East
Region
II.4.1. Territorial structure of the economy in the North-East Region
As regards the economic activity in North-East region, the data issued by the National Prognosis Commission
show that, in terms of real GDP growth and in terms of personnel, Suceava County deals during 2007 – 2010 with a
favorable position in the region's economy. As after 2007 the real GDP growth in Suceava County was almost twice
the average of the region, in 2008 and 2009 they sat well below the average of the region, registering negative
values.
PIB
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
North-East region
- million RON,
current prices
- real growth - %
- GDP /capita Euro
45,990.1
54,940.9
51,979.4
52,409.9
55,397.5
60,815.5
66,809.7
73,120
5.4
3.6
9.1
-3.5
1.3
3.6
4.3
4.5
3,698
4,011
3,303
3,358
3.555
3.942
4.365
4.826
Suceava County
- million RON,
current prices
- real growth - %
- GDP /capita Euro
8,864.8
9,818.2
9,707.8
9,819
10,414.7
11,463.7
12,603.6
13,794.1
10.7
-3.9
-5
-3.2
1.6
3.9
4.4
4.5
3,763
3,774
3,242
3,292
3,488
3,867
4,272.0
4,710.0
Source: The National Commission of Prognosis
The North-East region provides about 12% of the total economy gross domestic product. In structure, the
agriculture of the region has one of the greatest contributions to the achievement of the regional gross domestic
product (about 15%), above the national average (13%). As regards the industry, the main productions are of coal,
oil, natural gas, gasoline, diesel, synthetic yarns and fibers, chemical fertilizers, cement, paper and paperboard,
wood, wooden furniture, fabrics, sugar. The share of this sector to the regional gross domestic product is below the
national average. In the industry, the largest share is made by manufacturing, followed by the electricity, gas and
water and the mining and quarrying. The constructions take part with a share close to the national level (5.5% vs.
6% the national average). Regarding the services sector in this region it is to be noted that the high share is brought
to the GDP (about 13%) by the services “education, health and social care, public administration and defense”,
taking Suceava to the first place in a top of the regions. Also, an important contribution to the regional GDP is made
by the “trade, hotels and restaurants” (10%), “transport, storage and communications” (9%) and “real estate,
services for enterprises” (over 11 %).
The North-East Region contributes with 15.1% to the total occupation of the country, while holding the
highest employment rate in agriculture, 42.7%, followed by services 33.7% (18.8% commercial services and 14.9%
social services) and industry and construction by 23.6%.
II.4.2. Territorial structure of Suceava County’s economy
On 31.12.2009, the total number of existing companies in Suceava County was 23,574 of which:
- companies 12,862 of which:
- Public Limited Companies – 321;
- Limited Liability Companies – 12,396;
- General Partnerships – 144;
- Limited Partnerships – 1;
- cooperative organizations -75
- government business enterprises of local interest – 5
- various branches – 90
- family associations and individuals – 10,542
From the total, 382 companies are in insolvency proceedings, according to Law no. 85/2006 on the insolvency
proceedings. The total number of deregistered companies in 2009 was 993, of which:
- 318 due to insolvency proceedings;
- 280 due to the failure to file the annual financial statements;
- 395 – otherwise voluntary decision etc.
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According to the data provided by the Public Finances General Directorate of Suceava County, the number of
companies that submitted balance sheets in 2009 is 12,732. The ranking of companies, by sectors of activity, reveals
the following aspects:
Both in terms of the turnover and the number of employees in 2009, the leading positions were
held by wholesale and retail (46.99% of total turnover of companies in the county in 2009 and 29.75% of their
total staff in the same year) and manufacturing (26% of the total turnover of companies in the county in 2009
and 28.79% of their total staff in the same year).
There are two sectors that are recording high percentages of employees in the county, but lower in
terms of turnover – agriculture, hunting and related services (3.42% of the number of employees, but only
2.55% of their total turnover in 2009) and hotels and restaurants (5.42% of the number of employees, and only
2.07% of the total turnover). The discrepancy is even greater, as regards the construction sector (13.23% of
employees, and only 10.11% of the total turnover).
Retail trade has important shares in both the turnover and the total number of employees, because
most of the companies in this sector are located in the villages and towns in the county (and in some cases being
almost the only company in locality).
Economic sector
Number of
companies
Turnover
(RON)
% Total
Turnover
1
8,250
0.0001%
Activities of private households as employer of domestic
personnel; activities of private households for the
production of goods and services for own use
Public administration and defense; public social insurance
4
531,542
0.0065%
conditioning
17
39,063,792
0.4801%
Mining and quarrying
39
59,131,818
0.7268%
Water
supply;
sanitation,
waste
management,
decontamination activities
40
66,374,945
0.8158%
Education
63
3,526,275
0.0433%
Financial brokerage and insurance
84
8,319,305
0.1022%
Arts, Entertainment and Recreation
102
19,414,534
0.2386%
155
21,042,804
0.2586%
Real estate
215
29,325,544
0.3604%
Other services
219
25,317,079
0.3112%
Administrative service activities and support services
244
42,877,223
0.5270%
281
52,173,901
0.6413%
575
207,544,664
2.5509%
833
112,338,040
1.3807%
907
168,649,246
2.0728%
1,044
518,711,748
6.3753%
Construction
1,367
823,015,968
10.1154%
Manufacturing
1,640
2,115,431,386
26.0000%
Wholesale and retail trade, repair of motor vehicles and
motorcycles
4,902
3,823,470,937
46.9929%
12,732
8,136,269,001
100%
TOTAL
Source: Public Finances General Directorate of Suceava
The largest number of employees is to be found in the sectors of Wholesale and Retail trade, Repair of motor
vehicles and motorcycles, Manufacturing, Construction, Transport and storage, Hotels and restaurants:
Economic sector
Activities of private households as employer of domestic
personnel; activities of private households for the production of
goods and services for own use
Public administration and defense; public social insurance
conditioning
16
Number of
companies
Number
of
employees
% Total
Number of
employees
1
4
1
7
0.0018%
0.0125%
17
270
0.4831%
39
441
0.7891%
Water supply; sanitation, waste management, decontamination
activities
40
1,003
1.7947%
Education
63
206
0.3686%
84
160
0.2863%
102
312
0.5583%
155
445
0.7962%
Real estate
215
362
0.6477%
Other services
219
713
1.2758%
244
1,118
2.0005%
281
595
1.0646%
575
1,916
3.4283%
833
1,626
2.9094%
907
3,030
5.4217%
1,044
3,567
6.3825%
Construction
1,367
7,395
13.2321%
Manufacturing
1,640
16,090
28,7902%
motorcycles
4,902
16,630
29,7565%
12,732
55,887
100%
TOTAL
The ranking is significantly different when we analyze the net profit recorded. Although the first three
positions are occupied by the same economic sector that provides jobs for most people, the sector of Professional,
scientific and technical activities is on the 4th place, contributing to the net income of the county economy with a
share of 6.03%, followed by the economic sector of Agriculture, forestry and fishing (5.38%) in the detriment of the
sectors of Transport and storage and Hotels and restaurants:
Number of
companies
Economic sector
Net Profit
(RON)
Activities of private households as employer of
domestic personnel; activities of private households for
the production of goods and services for own use
1
3,350
Public administration and defense; public social
insurance
4
82,339
Production and supply of electricity, gas, hot water and
air conditioning
17
271,452
39
1,612,361
Water supply; sanitation, waste management,
decontamination activities
40
4,859,245
Education
63
402,541
84
3,151,914
102
890,373
155
1,820,130
Real estate
215
7,109,377
Other services
219
1,816,407
244
2,654,322
281
5,841,865
575
17,452,891
833
19,530,058
907
6,100,564
1,044
14,143,285
Construction
1,367
38,249,333
Manufacturing
1,640
92,053,684
motorcycles
4,902
105,825,205
12,732
323,870696
TOTAL
17
% Total
Net profit
0.0010%
0.0254%
0.0838%
0.4978%
1.5004%
0.1243%
0.9732%
0.2749%
0.5620%
2.1951%
0.5608%
0.8196%
1.8038%
5.3888%
6.0302%
1.8836%
4.3670%
11.8101%
28.4230%
32.6751%
100%
The situation of private entrepreneurs, which in turn contribute to the value added to sectors of economic
activity in Suceava County, is as follows:
2007
Family associations (number)
Independent persons (number)
2008
3,765
6,008
2009
2,453
5,657
2,401
6,262
Source: Statistical Yearbook of Suceava County for 2010
II.5. Industry and SMEs
II.5.1. Large enterprises
The data from the Statistical Yearbook of Suceava County, 2010 shows that in the county, the number of large
enterprises decreased from 2007 to 2009:
2007
27
Large enterprises
2008
25
2009
15
In 2009, the large enterprises in the county were active in the following branches of the national economy
(NACE REV 2):
TOTAL Active
Enterprises
Year
2008
2009
Total, of which:
11,230
11,118
386
467
Industry - total
1,645
1,589
Mining and quarrying - total
29
37
Manufacturing - total
1,579
1,508
Production, supply of electricity, heat, gas, hot water, air
conditioning
11
11
Water supply, sanitation, waste management, decontamination
activities
26
33
Constructions
1,165
1,204
motorcycles
4,643
4,234
897
933
650
800
Information and telecommunications
220
214
74
77
Real estate
153
162
691
763
Administrative services and support services
245
224
Education
56
55
125
125
Arts, entertainment and recreation
76
89
Other services
204
182
Large
Enterprises
(250 and more
employees)
2008
2009
25
15
0
0
17
11
0
0
15
9
1
1
1
6
1
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Large companies were achieving in 2009 a turnover of over 736 million RON, with more than 3.300
employees. The highest number of large active companies is recorded in manufacturing and construction.
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II.5.2. The SME sector
“The category of micro, small and medium enterprises (SMEs) is made up of enterprises which employ fewer
than 250 people and have an annual net turnover of up to 50 million Euro and / or have total assets of up to 43
million Euro" (Extract from Article 2 of the Annex of Recommendation 361/2003/EC).
Micro, small and medium enterprises (SMEs) play an essential role in the European economy. They are a
source of entrepreneurial skills, innovation and job creation. In the European Union, expanded to 25 countries, about
23 million SMEs provide around 75 million jobs and represent 99% of all enterprises.
However, they are often confronted with market imperfections. SMEs often have difficulties in obtaining
capital or credits, especially in start-up phase. Their limited resources may also reduce the access to new
technologies or innovation.
Therefore, the support for SMEs is one of the priorities of the European Commission for economic growth, job
creation and social and economic cohesion.
In the Suceava County, SMEs are a very important sector, with a decisive role from the economic point of
view. Organized into a federation of employers, small and medium enterprises from Suceava, although faced with
many problems as well, are constantly looking for ways to increase competitiveness and to create an enabling
business, financial, legal, institutional, economic, technical, education, etc. environment.
Active Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, by size, in Suceava County, 2007 – 2009
M.U.
2007
2008
Active SMEs of which:
no.
10,365
11,205
micro (0-9 employees)
no.
9,172
10,014
small (10-49 employees)
no.
1,040
1,029
medium (50-249 employees)
no.
153
162
2009
11,103
10,002
981
120
The number of SMEs had an upward trend from 2007 to 2008, but in 2009, following the economic crisis, 102
SMEs have disappeared from the market of Suceava:
Active SMEs on national economic activities and size classes, NACE Rev. 2
2008
11,205
386
1,628
29
1,564
2009
11,103
467
1,578
37
1,499
of which: by size class, by no. of employees
Small:
Medium:
Micro:
10-49
50 - 249
0-9 employees
employees
employees
2008
2009
2008
2009
2008
2009
10,014
10,002
1,029
981
162
120
351
431
33
35
2
1
1,203
1,197
351
329
74
52
17
28
8
7
4
2
1,158
1,136
338
314
68
49
10
10
7
7
25
1,159
32
1,200
21
1,013
4,643
887
650
220
74
153
4,234
933
800
214
77
162
691
243
763
224
TOTAL
SMSs
Year
Total, of which:
Industry - total
Production, supply of electricity, heat,
gas, hot water, air conditioning
Water supply, sanitation, waste
management, decontamination
activities
Constructions
Wholesale and retail trade, repair of
motor vehicles and motorcycles
Real estate
Professional, scientific and technical
activities
Administrative services and support
19
2
2
1
1
26
1,070
3
120
6
115
1
26
0
15
4,274
824
580
204
70
150
3,912
858
725
198
73
158
335
52
62
16
4
3
294
66
69
16
4
4
34
11
8
0
0
0
28
9
6
0
0
0
668
230
744
209
23
11
19
11
0
2
0
4
2008
2009
of which: by size class, by no. of employees
Small:
Medium:
Micro:
10-49
50 - 249
0-9 employees
employees
employees
2008
2009
2008
2009
2008
2009
56
125
76
204
55
125
89
182
52
118
71
196
TOTAL
SMSs
Year
services
Education
Other services
53
116
85
173
4
6
4
5
2
8
3
6
0
1
1
3
The highest number of SMEs is represented by those active in Wholesale and retail trade, repair of motor
vehicles and motorcycles, although its evolution in 2009 is down compared to 2008 (from 4.643 in 2008 – 4.243 in
2009). The 2nd place is occupied by the active SMEs in Manufacturing, followed by SMEs active in Construction,
Transport and storage and Tourism.
Interestingly, the number of SMEs active in Tourism increased from 650 in 2008 to 800 in 2009, outpacing the
number of SMEs active in Professional, scientific and technical activities, the latter increasing with a lower rate
even if they register an upward trend (from 691 in 2008 to 763 in 2009).
It is also notable that the number of SMEs active in Agriculture, forestry and fishing is up from 386 in 2008 to
487 in 2009.
II.6. Economic competitiveness
To describe the economic competitiveness of Suceava County it is necessary to conduct a comparison of
the main socio-economic indicators with the values recorded by them at a regional level.
In describing the economic environment of the North-East Region the Regional Gross Domestic Product
(RGDP) and the way in which the three major economic sectors (agriculture, industry and services) contribute to its
performance, represent an important indicator. Overall, the regional RGDP increased from 18,930.9 million RON
for current prices in 2002 – 384,429.9 in 2006, according to the Romanian Statistical Yearbook for 2008.
In 2008, the GDP ratio per capita in the North-East compared to the national average is 0.675, being the lowest
index of regional disparity in the country (South-Muntenia – 0.821; South-East – 0.841, Bucharest – 2063).
According to the National Commission of Prognosis, between 2005 and 2008 in the North-East region a steady
increase in the general PIBR has been recorded, reaching from 2.2% in 2005 compared to 2004 to a substantial
increase of 6.4% in 2008 compared to 2007.
Agriculture has evolved from negative figures to relatively small increases (from a decrease of -15% in 2005
compared to 2004 to 3.5 in 2008 compared to 2007).
According to the data provided by the National Commission of Prognosis (CNP), the evolution of socioeconomic indicators in Suceava County compared to the North-East Region during 2007 to 2010, are as follows:
- percentage changes Total per
region
Suceava
2007
Real GDP growth
GDP / capita – Euro
Civil employed population by the end of the year
Average number of employees
Registered unemployment rate – %
Average net monthly earning – RON/employee
Average net monthly earning
2008
Real GDP growth
GDP /capita – Euro
20
5.4
10.7
3,698
1.3
2.6
5.1
938
22.6
3,763
1.8
6.1
3.7
886
22
3.6
4,011
-1.1
2.3
-3.9
3,774
-0.9
1.3
0
1
1
3
5.3
1,155
4.3
1,091
23.1
23.1
9.1
-5
3,303
3,242
-3.3
-3.1
-6
-1.7
8.6
8
1,206
1,117
4.4
2.4
-3.5
-3.2
3,358
3,292
-0.9
-0.7
-4.2
-4.1
7.7
7.4
1,230
1,126
1.9
0.8
2009
Real GDP growth
2010
Real GDP growth
Source: National Institute of Statistics
II.6.1. Recent economic developments in Suceava County
In the last five years, the GDP in Suceava County experienced an evolution different from the GDP in the
region. Although in 2007, the real GDP growth at the county level was double (10.7%) than the percentage increase
of the same indicator at the regional level (5.4%), in 2008, amid the economic crisis, the county GDP decreased
sharply, registering a negative growth (-3.9%), well below the average in the region (3.6%). In 2009, the gap is
widening even more, the GDP at county level reaching a percentage reduction of -5%, while the same indicator, but
at regional level, registers an increase of 9.1%.
The gross domestic product per capita in Suceava County in 2009 was 3,292 Euro, Suceava County being
ranked 3 in the North-East Region, after Iaşi and Bacău.
In terms of average number of employees, in the year 2009 Suceava County held the position of 3 of the 6
counties of the North-Eastern Region accounting for 17.14% of the total region employment, increasing compared
to previous years.
Also, the employment population of Suceava County occupies the 2nd position with 19.29% of the total
region employment, after Iasi, slightly decreasing compared to previous years.
Employment and unemployment
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Population at the 1st of January
NORTH3,727,91
3,722,55
3,717,62
3,712,3
3,717,66
EAST
0
3
1
96
8
Suceava
705,878
706,407
706,720
707,034
707,352
Civil employed persons at the end of the year – thousands of persons
NORTH1262.3
1248.9
1208.2
1197.3
1198.5
EAST
Suceava
243.6
241.5
234.0
232.3
232.4
Civil employed persons at the end of the year - %
NORTH1.3
-1.1
-3.3
-0.9
0.1
EAST
Suceava
1.8
-0.9
-3.1
-0.7
0.1
Average number of employees – thousand of persons
21
-Percentage change compared to last
year2012
2013
2014
3,722,984
797,675
3,728,38
2
708,001
3,733,86
3
708,333
1210.3
1220.0
1230.9
234.3
236.4
238.8
1.0
0.8
0.9
0.8
0.9
1.0
NORTH579.1
592.4
EAST
Suceava
100.3
101.6
Average number of employees - %
NORTH2.6
2.3
EAST
Suceava
6.1
1.3
Unemployment line - %
NORTH5.1
5.3
EAST
Suceava
3.7
5.3
556.9
533.5
534.0
536.2
537.8
540.2
99.9
95.8
95.8
96.1
96.5
96.9
-6.0
-4.2
0.1
0.4
0.3
0.5
-1.7
-4.1
0.0
0.3
0.4
0.5
.8.6
7.7
7.5
7.4
7.2
6.9
8.0
7.4
7.2
7
6.8
6.6
Source: National Commission of Prognosis
Regarding the unemployment rate, Suceava County is on the 5th place among the counties of the region
recording a rate of 8% in 2009, below the region rate of 8.6%, but above the national average of 7.8%. Also, the net
average earnings per employee in 2009 was 1.117 RON / employee, ranking the county on the penultimate place in
the region, the regional average rising to 1.206 RON / employee, while the national average was 1.361 RON /
employee.
Average earnings, prognosis
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Average monthly gross earnings - Euro / person
NORTH - EAST
1.247
1.543
1.629
1.661
1.739
1.825
1.909
1.991
Suceava
1.164
1.452
1.502
1.514
1.587
1.665
1.718
1.761
Average monthly gross earnings - RON / person
NORTH - EAST
938
1.155
1.206
1.230
1.288
1.351
1.413
1.474
Suceava
886
1.091
1.117
1.126
1.180
1.239
1.277
1.310
For a comprehensive analysis of recent economic developments in the county, an analysis of the structure of
the value added in the county of Suceava, by sectors of activity, is needed. The information for 2009 is not available
yet.
Structure of the gross value added by sectors of activity in Suceava County
Industry
Total per county
Agriculture, hunting, forestry
Fishing and fisheries
Manufacturing
Electrical and thermal energy, gas and water
Construction
motorcycles
Transport, storage and communications
Financial intermediation
Real estate, renting and business activities for
enterprises mainly
Public administration and defense, public social
insurance
Education
Other collective, social and personal service activities
Gross value
added by activities
(million, current
prices)
2007
2008
7,846.8
8,743.2
1,322.9
1,257.8
0.7
1.0
126.8
45.0
1,471.8
1,667.4
104.8
124.8
569.9
689.9
807.4
805.8
2007
100.0%
16.9%
0.0%
1.6%
18.8%
1.3%
7.3%
10.3%
2008
100.0%
14.4%
0.0%
0.5%
19.1%
1.4%
7.9%
9.2%
198.6
726.2
102.4
1,171.3
190.0
908.5
122.9
1,320.4
2.5%
9.3%
1.3%
14.9%
2.2%
10.4%
1.4%
15.1%
460.5
511.9
5.9%
5.9%
326.9
231.5
225.1
540.4
289.4
268.0
4.2%
3.0%
2.9%
6.2%
3.3%
3.1%
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Total percentage of
gross value added by
activities (%)
The data show that economic activity that contributes the most to the gross value added of the county was both
in 2007 and in 2008, Manufacturing (18.8% and 19.1%, respectively), followed by Agriculture, hunting, forestry
that in 2007 brought a contribution of 16.9% to the gross value added of the county, being surpassed in 2008 by
Real estate, renting and business activities for enterprises mainly (activity which recorded a contribution of 15.1%).
Therefore, we can draw the conclusion that, for large sectors of economic activities, the situation presented as
follows for 2008:
Gross value added
by activity
(million RON,
current prices)
Industry
2007
2008
Total percentage of
gross value added by
activities (%)
2007
2008
Agriculture
1,323.6
1,258.8
16.90%
14.40%
Industry
1,703.4
1,837.2
21.70%
21.00%
569.9
689.9
7.30%
7.90%
4,249.9
4,957.3
54.10%
56.70%
7,846.80
8,743.20
100.00%
100.00%
Construction
Services and
trade
Total
Agriculture participated in 2008 to the economy gross value added of the county in a percentage of 14.40%,
the industry contributed in a percentage of 21.00%, the construction were creating gross value added in a percentage
of 7.90% of the total, and services and trade contributed with 56.70%.
II.6.2. Development Prospects
The prognosis made for the period during 2011 – 2014 shows a favorable trend for Suceava County, the real
growth of GDP / capita in Euro being estimated to be higher than the region average, and the unemployment rate
being lower than the regional average:
- percentage changes Total per
region
Suceava
2011
Real GDP growth
1.3
1.6
3,555
3,488
0.1
0.1
0.1
0
7.5
7.2
1,288
1,180
4.7
4.8
3.6
3.9
3,942
3,867
1
0.8
0.4
0.3
7.4
7
1,351
1,239
4.9
4.9
4.3
4.4
2012
Real GDP growth
2013
Real GDP growth
23
4,365
4,272
0.8
0.9
0.3
0.4
7.2
6.8
1,413
1,277
4.6
3.1
4.5
4.5
4,826
4,710
0.9
1
0.5
0.5
6.9
6.6
1,474
1,310
4.3
2.5
2014
Real GDP growth
For the period during 2011 – 2014 the county gross domestic product will grow from year to year, more
pronounced in 2011 and 2012 and more moderate in 2013 and 2014, while maintaining the regional and national
trend. After declining in 2008 (-3.9%) and 2009 (-5%), the economy in Suceava County resumes its growth starting
with 2010 (-3.2%), reaching again a positive trend starting with 2011. In the coming years, the economy in Suceava
County will follow the same trend with the evolution of the North-East and national regions, but the magnitude of
the phenomenon is slightly different.
The evolution of the gross domestic product will influence the level of GDP per capita. Thus, in 2011, the
GDP per capita will increase by about 5. 9% since 2010, reaching a level of 3,488 Euro and will stay below both
national and sub-regional levels (3,555 euros).
In terms of contribution of Suceava County to the achievement of the regional gross domestic product, during
the forecast period, its share will remain at 18.8%, being ranked 3 rd in the North-East Region.
II.6.3. The labour market in Suceava County
After a drop in the civilian employment in 2010 to 232.2 thousand persons from 2011, the county will register
slight increases, in 2014 the county being found in the same place 2 in the region.
The average number of employees during the period 2011 – 2014 will also be growing, from 0.3 – 0.4%
(similar to the one at region level).
The registered unemployment rate will reach about 6.6% in 2014 (compared to 3.7% in 2007), a value lower
than the regional level (estimated at about 6.9%) but higher than the national level (5.5%).
The average net wage will increase during 2011 – 2014 with an average annual rate of 4.8% in 2011 and 2012,
reaching 1.239 RON / person in 2012, with about 11% higher than in 2009, a level lower that the regional one
(1.351 RON), and the country level (1.546 RON). Between 2013 and 2014 the growth will be moderate (3.1% in
2013 and 2.5% in 2014), so that, in the prognosis horizon, the net average earnings will be 1.310 RON / person,
below the regional average of 1.474 RON per employee, as well as below the national average of 1.697 RON /
person.
II.7. Rural Area
II.7.1. Specific characteristics of the rural areas in Suceava County
The agricultural development strategy of Suceava County aims to complete the tenure reform, the stimulation
for transformation of farms in commercial family agricultural farms and the formation of the middle-class in the
rural village in the context of development and modernization.
The application of the reform processes in agriculture has led to strengthening of the private property and the
implementation of new forms of organization and operation of the agricultural and livestock potential.
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The agricultural area, by model of use of the land as at 31 December
- ha
din care, pe categorii de folosinţă:
Year
Total area
Agricultural
area
2000
855,350
349,502
178,473
93,749
74,009
-
3,271
2001
855,350
349,131
179,859
91,108
74,819
-
3,345
2002
855,350
349,131
179,859
91,108
74,819
-
3,345
2003
855,350
349,826
180,494
90,450
75,675
-
3,207
2004
855,350
349,810
180,620
90,430
75,700
-
3,060
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
855,350
855,350
855,350
855,350
855,350
855,350
349,762
349,310
349,544
349,487
349,494
349,480
180,771
181,316
181,288
181,127
181,274
180,972
90,250
89,888
92,894
91,167
90,858
91,596
75,711
75,057
74,361
74,247
74,361
74,136
-
3,030
3,049
3,001
2,946
3,001
2,776
Arable
Pastures
Hay
fields
Vineyards
and vine
nurseries
Orchards and
fruit nurseries
Source: Department of Agriculture and Rural Development of Suceava
Suceava County had, according to the official statistics in 2009, the following agricultural potential:
- agricultural land – 349,494 ha (40.8% of the total area), of which 337,200 ha privately owned (96.4%);
- arable land – 181,274 ha (51.8% of agricultural area), of which 180,056 ha privately owned (99.3%);
- pasture area – 90,858 ha (26% of the agricultural area), of which 82,267 ha privately owned (90.5%);
- hay field area – 74,361 ha (21.2% of the agricultural area), of which 72,033 ha privately owned (96.8%);
- area with orchards, fruit nurseries – 3,001 ha (0.85% of the agricultural area) of which 2,844 ha privately
owned (94.7%).
Cultivated area, with the main agricultural crops and harvests obtained
2008
2009
Specification
Area
(ha)
Arable surface
Cereals for grain
Vegetables for grain
Oil plants
Plants for industrial
use
Potatoes
Vegetables
Fodder plants
Seeds and seed trees
Experimental fields
Strawberries
Fields and unseeded
Pastures
Hay fields
Total fruits
180,551
78,906
805
1,374
974
Total
production
(tons)
263,993
1,386
1,965
21,709
26,663
8,093
60,108
781
40
45
2,751
90,436
75,761
2,806
333,375
132,122
1,384,693
2,268
0
170
0
970,901
965,131
42,945
Area
(ha)
2010
181,274
78,134
851
1,885
886
Total
production
(tons)
237,169
1,698
3,424
20,337
24,100
7,919
61,907
687
45
46
4,799
90,858
74,361
3,001
441,152
130,447
1,207,540
2,056
0
349
0
1,025,417
1,047,462
57,058
Area
(ha)
180,972
74,095
846
2,269
716
Total
production
(tons)
203,523
1,303
3,033
14,736
23,962
8,309
64,139
631
38
69
5,685
91,596
74,136
2,776
269,611
118,531
1,143,547
1,224
0
244
0
942,137
951,182
52,329
Source: Department for Agriculture of Suceava
Fruit growing is an important activity of farmers in the fruit districts from Rădăşeni, Fălticeni, Preuteşti, and
Vultureşti. Among the fruit species, as importance, the apple takes the 1 st place (77.9% of the cultivated areas).
During 2008 – 2010, the average fruit production was 9,557 kg / ha in 2008, 14,244 kg / ha in 2009 and 10,348 kg /
ha in 2010.
Farms, according to their legal status, in Suceava County and in the North-East Region in
2010 (number):
25
To
tal
T
North-East
785,599
Region
Suceava
158,499
County
822 786,421 9
287
2,0
74
8
30
413
204 158,703 2
35
289
0
6
76
98 26
6
3
Total
Other types (foundations,
religious establishments,
schools, etc.
Cooperative units
Other public institutions
Local councils / mayoralties
Institutes, research stations,
agriculture schools (high
schools)
Companies with majority
state capital
private capital
Agricultural companies /
associations
Incorporated farms
Government Business
Enterprises
Total
Individual farms
Self-employed Persons,
Individual Enterprises, Family
Businesses
Unincorporated
farms
1535
4,480
790,901
282
699
159,402
Source: 2010 General Agricultural Census, Provisional Results, June 2011
In the Suceava County, according to the provisional results of the General Agricultural Census for
2010, 99.43% of all farms are unincorporated farms. The farms in Suceava County represent 20.15% of
the total farms in the North-East, ranking, from this point of view, Suceava County on the first place in
the region.
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Total area of farms, by the legal status of farms in county Suceava and the North-East Region in 2010 (hectares)
Companies with
majority state capital
Institutes, research
stations, agriculture
schools (high schools)
Local councils /
mayoralties
181,872.84
106,879.013
374,170.41
266.29
8,281.17
201,788.76
3,669.29
6,425.81
52,099.47
298,944.83
3,707.52
302,652.35
9,9491.41
10,387.75
13,376.85
0
1,059.47
35,465.02
264.74
567.57
4,795.29
TOTAL
Companies with
majority private
capital
1,447,664.92
Total
Agricultural
companies /
associations
schools, etc.
Government Business
Enterprises
43,888.43
Cooperative units
Total
1,403,776.49
Other public
institutions
Self-employed
Persons, Individual
Enterprises, Family
Businesses
NorthEast
Region
Suceava
County
Incorporated farms
Individual farms
Unincorporated farms
935,453.053 2,383,117.973
165,408.1
468,060.45
The area of the farms in Suceava County is in a percent of 64.66% occupied by unincorporated farms. Of the North-East total, the area of the farms in Suceava County is of
19.64%. Suceava County ranks top in the region also from the point of view of the total area of the farms.
The unincorporated farms are production units economically independent, consisting of one or more persons, generally with family ties, operating together under a single
current management, to achieve an agricultural production, regardless of its size or destination. The coverage of the unincorporated farms includes individual farms and selfemployed persons, individual enterprises and family businesses.
In the category of individual farms, (semi-) subsistence farms are integrated as well, producing exclusively for personal consumption, or whose production is intended, in a
percentage of 50%, for personal consumption. In Suceava County, the people who have (semi-) subsistence farms have shown an increased interest for the development of farms
they manage, through efforts focused tp access EAFRD funds, available through the National Rural Development Program, Measure 141 “Supporting agricultural semi – subsistence
farms”. The situation of the projects submitted under this measure in Suceava County, on 19.09.2011, is as follows:
NRDP Measure
Total of projects
submitted
Non-compliant projects
Projects in progress
(at AM Bucharest)
141
1950
128
651
Compliant projects
Total of selected projects
Total of compliant projects
% of the total of
Number
compliant projects
100%
1171
1171
Source: Suceava County Chamber of Agriculture
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Farms, agricultural area used and agricultural area used in the average for a farm in Suceava County and in the North-East Region, in 2010
Used agricultural area incumbent on the average(Ha)
Total of farms
(number
Used agricultural
area (Ha)
Farms using agricultural area (number)
per farm
per farm using agricultural area
North-East Region
790,901
775,342
1,938,914.7
2.45
2.50
Suceava County
159,402
157,594
330,157.02
2.07
2.09
In the Suceava County, 70.53% of the farms are used, placing below the region average, for which, 81.36% of the farms are used. 98. 86% of farms in Suceava County use
(partially or totally) the related agricultural area.
Livestock after legal the status of farms in Suceava County, in 2010
0
Number of sheep (heads)
220,680
2,392
223,072
0
0
430
0
2
0
Number of goats (heads)
14,693
375
15,068
0
0
0
0
0
0
Number of pigs (heads)
79,363
334
79,697
0
0
5,740
0
5
0
1,400,151
26,125
20,518
2,866
107
760
Number of birds (heads)
Number of horses (heads)
Bee families (number)
0
0
4,165
0
0
0
1,403,017
0
82
0
13
0
26,232 421
0
0
35
0
0
0
21,278
With regard to the livestock production for each species, all unincorporated farms are those that essentially contribute to the total.
28
2
6
1
71
7
4
5
1
3
1
5
0
0
683
4,019
147,624
0
1,793
2,396
225,468
0
54
128
15,196
0
474
6,270
85,967
0
1
0
2,836
38
79
7,032
560
114
1,410,049
26,792
21,392
Total
325
schools, etc.
0
Cooperative units
2,825
Local councils /
mayoralties
156
Institutes, research
stations, agriculture
schools (high schools)
Agricultural companies /
associations
4
Companies with
majority state capital
Government Business
Enterprises
143,605
Total
2,437
Self-employed Persons,
Individual Enterprises,
Family Businesses
141,168
Individual farms
Number of cattle (heads)
Other public
institutions
Incorporated farms
private capital
Unincorporated farms
II.7.2. Livestock numbers and livestock production
Livestock is an important sector of agriculture, the county residents having a rich tradition in animal husbandry.
Situation of number of animals by species and categories of owners for the past three years in
2009
2010
Private
Sector
Total
State
Sector
Private
Sector
Family farms
State
Sector
Private
companies
Total
177,4
66
241,8
00
8,750
172,500
378
3,900
168,222
171,280
298
4,309
255,700
0
3,340
252,360
235,260
0
3,200
11,810
0
1,350
10,460
13,300
0
1,400
100,0
00
35,57
4
1,260
12,50
0
13,45
0
60,500
0
7,037
53,463
71,450
0
4,100
33,280
670
102
32,508
29,310
635
96
900
12,400
0
0
30
0
870
12,400
680
12,250
0
0
27
0
14,190
0
0
14,910
13,800
0
0
179,860
484
Sheep
245,810
0
4,000
Goat
10,150
0
1,400
Swine
116,550
0
16,500
Horses
36,410
721
115
Poultry
Rabbits
1,280
12,500
0
0
20
0
Bee
families
13,450
0
0
Private
companies
1,910
Cattle
Family farms
2008
State
Private Sector
Sector
Family farms
Total
Private
companies
Species
166,6
73
232,0
60
11,90
0
67,35
0
28,57
9
653
12,25
0
13,80
0
Suceava County
Source: Department of Agriculture of Suceava
Suceava County had, before 1989, a rich tradition in the area of livestock, a field well represented in the county.
After 1989, there was a significant decline in livestock in the county, by abolishing the former state units. Gradually, the
business began to grow again in the private area, so there is a positive development in the field of animal husbandry in
recent years, according to the data issued by D.A.D.R. of Suceava.
Animal production situation for the last three years in Suceava County
No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Species
Total
Meat
Cattle
Beef
Sheep
Meat
Goat
Meat
Swine
Meat
Poultry
Meat
Cow
milk
Sheep
milk
Goat
milk
Wool
M.U.
2008
Total
Stare
sector
Private
sector
2009
Total
Stare
sector
Private
sector
2010
Total
Stare
sector
Private
sector
Tons
live
Tons
live
Tons
live
Tons
live
Tons
live
Tons
live
Hl
34,394
52
33,342
35,693
74
35,619
48,314
55
48,259
22,424
52
22,372
20,194
74
20,120
35,471
55
35,416
2,328
0
2,328
3,232
0
3,232
3,687
0
3,687
98
0
98
102
0
102
251
0
251
7,931
0
7,931
9,508
0
9,508
7,745
0
7,745
1,613
0
1,613
2,657
0
2,657
1,160
0
1,160
3,525,660
7420
3,520,940
3,430,150
3,732
3,426,418
2,812,416
2446
2,809,970
Hl
79,920
0
79,920
5,6271
0
56,271
119,160
0
119,160
Hl
6,680
0
6,680
4,067
0
4,067
8,400
0
8,400
T0
410
0
410
480
0
480
300
0
300
29
No
Species
11
12
M.U.
Honey
Eggs
2008
Total
T0
Thousands
of pieces
335
318,900
Stare
sector
Private
sector
0
0
335
318,900
2009
Total
165
261,687
Stare
sector
Private
sector
0
0
165
261,687
2010
Total
270
120,400
Stare
sector
Private
sector
0
0
270
120,400
Situation of the food industry units over the last three years in Suceava County
No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Area
The production of milk and milk products
The production of meat and meat products
Wheat mills
Corn mills
The production of bread and bakery products
Confectionery and pastry
The production of beverages
Mineral waters
Other food products
Food packaging and bottling activities
Total
2010
35
26
27
46
83
62
6
3
6
19
313
2009
40
28
36
65
100
68
6
3
6
20
372
2008
39
24
36
65
98
58
6
3
5
17
351
Fishing facilities
Fishing capacity in Suceava County in 2009
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
Name of the
fishing facility
Lakes
Crujana
Mountain rivers
V. Putnei
Brodina
Toplițe
TOTAL
Aquacul
tures (ha)
3.7
Nurseri
es (ha)
-
Trout
farms (ha)
2.4
2.1
-
Exploat
ations(ha)
-
Structure of the
species
2 years trout
1 year trout
4
years
reproductives
3.7
4.5
Source: County Agency for Hunting and Fishing of Suceava
According to the data published by the National Agency for Fishing and Aquaculture, in the register of aquaculture
units of Suceava the total administered area is of 874.6 ha.
Regarding the situation of specialized aquaculture farms in Suceava County, in the Siret River Basin they are all
organized as Ltd-s, there are no state farms, and the species subject to aquaculture activities are: carp, crucian and
predators.
Situation of the cars, tractors and agricultural machines park in the last three years in Suceava
County
No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Machine name
M.U.
Tractors
Cereal combine
Ploughs
Liming spreader machines
Manure spreader machines
Disc harrows
pc.
pc.
pc.
pc.
pc.
pc.
30
2008
4,903
623
3,795
87
130
2,610
yEAR
2009
5,099
578
3,866
88
140
2,789
2010
5,112
583
3,867
89
144
2,785
No.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
Machine name
M.U.
Combinators
Cereal sowing machines
Cultivator sowing machines
Potato planter
Cultivators
Sprayers
Hydraulic loaders
Control machines
Fodder combines
Vindrovers
Motorized mowers
Mechanical rakes
Balers
Potato harvesters
Tanker trailers
Passenger trailers
Trailers
Tractor trailers
Auto trailers
Tillers
pc.
pc.
pc.
pc.
pc.
pc.
pc.
pc.
pc.
pc.
pc.
pc.
pc.
pc.
pc.
pc.
pc.
pc.
pc.
pc.
2008
335
562
372
595
476
396
78
213
24
22
1,026
155
207
578
113
51
55
2,102
417
20
yEAR
2009
375
568
444
648
485
443
78
211
27
19
1,026
163
235
610
114
12
62
2,314
400
20
2010
377
572
454
643
481
453
79
214
25
18
1,021
167
245
608
112
12
62
2,315
402
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Promoting the concept of organic farming and traditional products
In the Register of certification of traditional products a number of 15 processors have been certified and received,
for a total of 68 products, as follows:
14 for milk products;
51 for meat products;
3 for beverages (beer).
To support and promote organic agriculture a number of 2.257 operators have been certified on the organic
products market, as follows:
3 milk producers;
2 exporters of dairy products;
2,176 small milk producers;
57 organic farms (mainly for cattle);
19 beekeepers.
The total area cultivated in organic farming in the period 2003 - 2009:
Year
The cultivated area (ha)
2003
15,281
2004
1,200
2005
3,342
2006
13,172
2007
13,884
2008
14,398
2009
10,416
II.7.3. County Forestry
The non-agricultural area of Suceava County is amounted in 2009 to a total of 505.856 ha, of which 452.368 ha
representing forests and other forest lands, 12.702 hectares – lands with waters and waters with reeds, 8.286 hectares –
communication routes and railways, 18.694 hectares – lands occupied by buildings and yards, and 13.806 ha were
degraded and unproductive lands.
The forest fund occupies 53% of the county, representing 6.7% of the total forest potential of Romania, Suceava
County occupying, in this respect, the first place in the country. This makes forestry to be a major economic sector, so
does the wood processing industry.
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Forests in Suceava County
County
Suceava
Year
Total forest fund (FF) (thousands of ha)
Surface of forests(F), of which:
Resinous
Deciduous
Other lands of the forest fund
% FF/F of the total surface of the country
2005
434.99
420.8
325.09
95.71
14.197
-
2006
435.09
421.27
325.09
96.182
13.821
-
2007
435.22
421.43
328.81
95.619
13.665
-
2008
435.22
421.19
312.01
109.18
14.031
-
2009
435.34
420.52
324.99
95.528
14.82
-
The forest area is the sum of areas under resinous and deciduous, expressed in thousands of hectares.
The wood put into use in 2009
County
Suceava
Standing wood
(thousand mc)
1,724.4
Shaped wood
(thousand mc)
542.1
Total
(thousand mc)
2,226.5
Distribution of forests by main landforms
County
Suceava
Year
Mountain (%)
Hill (%)
Plain (%)
2008
65
30
5
2009
65
30
5
The forest health is tracked with the help of the forest monitoring system (established by WHO no. 96/1990),
recording both the physiological damage (foliage defoliation and discoloration in the crown of trees) and the physical
damage caused by biotic (hunting, domestic animals, insects, fungi), abiotic (wind, snow, frost, hail) and anthropogenic
factors (resin-tapping, exploitation damage). It is known that in recent decades the resinous trees in the north of the
Eastern Carpathians and especially in the area of Suceava County were strongly damaged by grounding caused wind and
snow. The capitalization and use of these trees was made with difficulty, often the set time limits being exceeded. At the
same time, in cutting areas significant quantities of exploitation waste remained, varieties of larger size are to be found
in many of them. Such conditions have favored the mass multiplication of bark insects, a situation to which largely the
periods of severe drought contributed as well. Thus, dangerous outbreaks of ipidae occurred in stands of spruce.
Surfaces of the forest fund covered with fellings
The main types of felling works are:

regeneration fellings: regeneration fellings in forests (successive fellings, progressive fellings
and flat fellings) and in groves, recovery fellings of low productive and degraded stands, conservation
fellings – 4.518 ha;

accidental product fellings – 149.413 ha;

forests hygiene and cleaning operations – 115.425 ha;

care fellings in young forests (clearance, cleaning, thin out) – 11.042 ha;

fellings for the transformation of wooded grassland– 403 ha.
Forest vegetation deficient areas and availability of afforestation
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Locality
Arbore
Bălăceana
Bălăceana
Berchișești
Ciprian Porumbescu
Cacica
Dărmănești
Dolhasca
Dolhești
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Area (ha)
42.46
49.59
34.05
18.66
42.52
30.00
45.19
22.00
3.00
Drăgoiești
Fântânele
Grănicești
Iaslovăț
Ilișești
Mușenița
Păltinoasa
Pătrăuți
Poieni Solca
Șcheia
Siret
Sucevița
Todirești
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
27.00
10.85
34.87
6.50
15.03
20.92
13.60
100.00
58.55
46.65
50.83
12.04
185.18
869.49
Total
Outside these areas other degraded lands were also identified, totaling about 662 ha, in the area of the localities
Salcea (about 312 ha), Preuteşti – Hârtop (about 200 ha) and Ciprian Porumbescu (about 150 ha) so that the total area of
the degraded land identified so far in the county amounts to over 1,500 ha.
Mostly the degraded lands identified consist of unproductive lands to which lands with surface erosion are added
and, to a lesser extent, lands with active landslides, with clumps of gravel, boulders, debris or rocks, and lands with
excess moisture or salt, respectively.
Areas removed from the forest land for other uses
County
Suceava
Year
Surface permanently removed (ha)
Surface temporarily removed (ha)
Total (ha)
2007
0.29
13.4
13.69
2008
0.83
12.29
13.12
2009
10.88
14.76
25.64
Areas of regenerated forests in 2009
County
Suceava
Classes of lands
Total regeneration
Natural regeneration, of which:
in the forest fund
in other lands outside the forest fund
Artificial regeneration (afforestation) of which:
in the forest fund
in other lands outside the forest fund
Area (ha)
1,661
456
456
1,196
1,196
-
II.7.4. Traditions and crafts
In Suceava County the tradition of pottery stands, an ancient art, practiced in this region since ancient times, whose
age is substantiated by the archaeological discoveries in the area. It is now continued by renowned potters from Rădăuţi
(Florin and Marcel Colibaba) and potters from Marginea who are known for the use of black and red pottery (Magopat
and Pascaniuc families). Rădăuţi vessels are distinguished by the white background with brown, green, yellow drawings
or the red or green background with white, green, brown, reddish geometric or stylized floral designs.
The black ceramic center from Marginea is renowned throughout the country; from the hands of the potters, the
clay comes to life in ancient forms with specific names: jugs, bowls, cabbage rolls pots, pots with handles, Ancestors‟
cups, as well as newer forms: vases of different sizes, plates, brackets, etc. Their decoration is achieved by impression
on the damp dish and by polishing with flint on the dry vessel, the background being subordinated to the shape of the
vessel.
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Also, a craft still preserved in the county of Suceava, the art of egg dyeing. In the commune of Ciocănești the
National Festival of Dyed Eggs takes place, now in its eighth edition in 2011.
The ethnographic and folkloric background of Suceava County highlights the talent and sensitivity for beauty of
the inhabitants of this area. The richness of ethnographic elements is outlined in Ţara Dornelor where the old
occupations and habits, as well as an authentic costume, worked with unsurpassed artistry, expressed in the composition
of patterns and the combination of colors, still remain. Some of the most famous settlements in this regard are: Marginea
(10 km from Rădăuţi) with its famous black pottery center, polished with stone, a technique taken from the Geto-Dacian
people and which proves the continuity of the native population in the region, Dorna, with Bukovina specific
architecture with beautiful outdoor decorations, with floral or geometric designs, Ciocăneşti (22 miles from Vatra
Dornei), famous for the carpets that are made here, Cacica, an important ceramic center, Vama (the manufacture of
sheepskin coats, and sleeveless fur coats), Fundu Moldovei (center for the manufacture of folkloric instruments and
wood carving), Cârlibaba (costumes and interior fabrics), Arbore (barks and towels).
II.8. Tourism
Tourism is considered to be a very important area in the sustainable development of each region, the investments
in this area being a priority for the community, being projected as an increase in pressure made by tourism for the
coming years and being a potential reflection in the evolution of environmental factors quality.
Suceava County took shape in a dense and ancient hearth of the Romanian civilization and culture. The lands of
Suceava were strongly enrolled in the Romanian history by the decisive role the ancestors here have had in the early
Middle Ages by the creation and affirmation of the first fairs and pre-state political formations, by the organization and
ending of the fight against the Tartars and the Hungarians government, but especially by the initiation, development and
consolidation of the Romanian feudal state at the east of the Carpathians.
Here stood the three capitals of Moldova: Baia, Siret, and Suceava, the fortresses Şcheia and Cetatea de Scaun of
Suceava, a lasting and impressively rich chain of founders and princely and boyar cemeteries: Putna, Voroneţ,
Moldoviţa, Suceviţa, Humor, Dragomirna, Arbore, monuments and centers of art and culture with incomparable national
and universal heritage values, comparable to the Renaissance creations from Italy or from the Western Europe.
The existence of the forms of relief available and combined harmoniously throughout the territory, the favorable
climate for the practice of tourism throughout the year, the rich hydrographic, faunistic and floristic potential, the
cultural historical and architectural heritage appreciated at national and international level, as well as the renowned
hospitality of the inhabitants of Bukovina, the traditions and popular customs, the specific of the gastronomy make
Suceava County a real tourist destination.
For the Tourist Map of Suceava County, please see Appendix A2.
The types of tourism that is practiced in the county are:
a) Mountain Tourism
Mountain tourism in Suceava County is favored by the potential of the eastern slope of the the Eastern
Carpathians. Thus, the relief of Călimani mountains with the related volcanic complex, the ruin-like rocks “12
Apostoli”, the karst and residual topography of Rarău massive, the secular forest of Giumalău, the largest group of
crystalline mountains – the mountains of Bistriţa Aurie and the mountains of Bistriţa Mijlocie – as well as Suhard
Massive and Obcina Bucovinei provide conditions for the practice of hiking, climbing, mountaineering, riding, hunting,
fishing, mountain biking, via-ferrata, river rafting, paragliding, winter sports.
Hiking
The geographical exposure of Bukovina Mountains allow for one day tourist routes (at the option of tourists) to
several days routes, which may be made in a circuit or with return to the same place from which it started. Hiking,
mostly of medium or low difficulty, are related to the resorts Vatra Dornei and Câmpulung Moldovenesc and are
favored by the moderate heights of mountains Călimani, Rarău, Giumalău, Suhard and Bistriţei.
There are approved tourist routes, most of which are marked and maintained by the Department of Tourism
Promotion and Development of Rescue of Vatra Dornei City Hall. In Rarău-Giumalău massive there are 24 designed
and approved tourist routes, leading to “Rarău” Alpin Hotel, the Pastoral Chalet (Rarău Massive) or the Alpine Refuge
on Giumalău. The network of mountain trails that tourists have available in Bazinul Dornelor is of about 280 km.
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Equestrian tourism
Suceava County allows the possibility to practice equestrian tourism in all its forms: riding, “equestrian
randonnée” or “randonnée sauvage” horse rides. A landmark activity within Călimani National Park, the tourism on the
horseback has had so far a very good development, because of the requests and the attraction it had among the
participating customers. A series of trails and equestrian suitable tourism packages were created and equipment and
horses for all tastes have been purchased. The routes have different difficulty levels: easy (with periods ranging from
two to four hours) and complex (one to five days).
Climbing, mountaineering
It is a special attraction for amateur athletes and professional climbers. Climbing begins in May and ends in
October. Ice climbing season begins in December and ends in March. Climbing is practiced both in summer and in
winter, especially in Călimani, Rarău – Giumalău, Suhard.
Ski
Suceava County offers optimum conditions for this winter sport. Areas such as: Vatra Dornei, Crucea, Broşteni,
Şaru Dornei, Gura Haitii, Dorna Cândrenilor, Ciocăneşti, Mălini, Cârlibaba, Pojorâta, Câmpulung Moldovenesc, Gura
Humorului and Suceviţa are areas with potential for development of ski and other winter sports.
Currently, Vatra Dornei owns the highest density of winter sports practitioner tourists. The resort offers its guests
two approved ski slopes, with the length of 800 and 3,000 m, served by a chairlift, a ski drag and a baby ski, but also two
slopes for cross-country skiing.
Cross-country skiing is practiced on the road linking the village of Gura Haitii to the Former Mining Premises, but
only under certain conditions, depending on snow depth, whether the road was cleared of snow or not.
Ski slopes: 2 slopes in Vatra Dornei (slopes Parc and Dealu Negru), 2 slopes in Câmpulung Moldovenesc (Runc
and Rarău), 1 slope in Gura Humorului, and 3 slopes in the rural area (Suceviţa, Mălini and Cârlibaba).
Paragliding
Vatra Dornei is the place most suitable for paragliding due to the special conditions offered by Suhard Mountains,
especially in the Ouşorul Peak, which is considered one of the most favorable spots for practicing aeronautic sports,
especially paragliding and hand-gliding. Here are found the most powerful air currents in Romania, one can fly for hours
over Dorna Depression, using currents. It can be practiced all year round at Prisaca Dornei, Pojorâta, Udeşti, and
Părhăuţi, as well.
b) Health Tourism
Defined as that part of tourism in which the motivation of the destination is the retention or recovery of health,
health tourism is used by a large group of tourists on a regular basis.
Suceava County has a high natural potential for the treatment of various diseases, given the available resources
fund. The carbonated mineral, hypotonic, athermic, bicarbonate sodium, calcium and ferruginous waters of Vatra Dornei
and from Bazinul Dornelor, natural well mofettes with high purity and concentration of carbon dioxide, the peat mud of
Tinovul Mare, Poiana Stampei, characterized as low mineral oligotrophic peat, well decomposed, with high content of
organic colloids and humic acids, sulphurous mineral waters from Iacobeni, all constitute the raw material for a set of
procedures to be performed in treatment facilities.
Also, in the locality called Solca there is a potential for the recovery of the health tourism. The climate, the
curative possibilities of water, air, forests, the existence of good accommodation conditions made Solca, since the
middle of the nineteenth century, one of the most famous balneary and treatment resorts in Suceava County. Another
locality with potential for the development of the health tourism is Cacica.
In Suceava County, the health resort of national interest Vatra Dornei is particularly remarkable, included in the
international circuit and recommended in the treatment of cardiovascular diseases, musculoskeletal disorders, respiratory
diseases, gynecological diseases, diseases of the nervous system, etc.
c) Cultural Tourism
Suceava county has a cultural-historical and ethno-folkloric heritage of great value and tourist attraction:
historical-military targets (Şcheia Fortress, Cetarea de Scaun of Suceava and Zamca Fortress), civil buildings (the Royal
Court and the Royal Inn in Suceava) as well as more than 25 museums, including: the Museum of History of Suceava,
with the “Throne room”, an exceptional achievement, unique in Romania, the Museum of Folk Traditions in Gura
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Humorului, the “Woodart” Museum in Câmpulung Moldovenesc, the Museum of Natural Sciences inVatra Dornei, the
Museum of “Bukovina Folk Techniques” in Rădăuţi, “Ion Irimescu” Museum of Art, the “Gallery of Important People”,
the Water and Forestry Museum in Falticeni, the House – museum of Solca etc.
The rural areas are preserving the customs, traditions, crafts and ancient customs, where talent and attraction for
beautiful materializes into real works of art – ceramics, hand-woven carpets, furrier‟s trade, fabrics, folk instruments,
masks, etc. Suceava County is famous for its ethnographic museums, well-defined and thematic (Suceava, Rădăuţi, Gura
Humorului, Câmpulung Moldovenesc, Solca, Vatra Dornei, Vama, Marginea), as well as for its important centers of
creation or individual workshops of craftsmen famous for their crafts (Vatra Moldoviţei, Ciocăneşti, Brodina, Poiana
Stampei – egg dyeing, Marginea, Rădăuţi – ceramics, Humor Monastery, Rădăuţi, Arbore – fabrics, Suceava, Rădăuţi,
Vatra Dornei, Molid, Fundu Moldovei – icons, Marginea, Gura Humorului – knitting, Bilca, Vama, Fundu Moldovei –
leather trade, furrier‟s trade, Solca – workshops for life skills (carpentry, sculpture), which operates near “Mihail şi
Gavril” Placement Center in Solca, coordinated by the Directorate of Social Assistance and Child Protection of Suceava
and the Folk Arts School in Solca – woodworking craft, coordinated by the Folk Arts School of Suceava, master creator,
George Bîrgăuan).
The art events and traditional folk holidays throughout the year bring to the public‟s attention the lively spirit,
which is authentic to the lands of Bukovina, by the folk costumes, songs and dances, ancient traditions – festivals of
plastic arts, of folklore, of traditions and customs.
d) Religious Tourism
A form of cultural tourism, which existed for centuries and some features regarding the pilgrimage itself are still
preserved, the religious tourism is today a complex phenomenon that is in a continuous change and diversification, but
keeping the basic element which established it: religion.
The impressive number of churches in Suceava County, with interesting interior and exterior frescoes, has been
preserved since medieval times. Because of their uniqueness and artistic value, they were added to the International
Cultural Heritage List of UNESCO in 1993. Indeed, there is no other place on earth where such a group of churches can
be found, with such high quality exterior frescoes.
In Suceava County, the existence of numerous churches and monasteries such as: Suceviţa, Moldoviţa, Voroneţ,
Humor, Putna, Dragomirna, Probota, Arbore, Pătrăuţi, “St. George” Church of “St. John the New” Monastery of
Suceava (some of which are included in the UNESCO heritage) determines the manifestation of religious tourism in two
forms: visits to holy places and religious pilgrimages for celebrations of worship, and monasteries and churches
patronages. The number of foreign tourists in religious cultural tourism has grown in recent years.
e) Ecotourism
Ecotourism is defined as that form of tourism where the main motivation of tourists is the observation and
appreciation of nature and the local traditions related to the nature. The tourist actions should lead to the preservation
and protection of nature and to have minimal negative impact on the natural and socio-cultural environment.
In Suceava County, the practice of ecotourism is only at its beginning. Călimani Mountains are among the most
sparsely populated mountains in Romania, but also among the most threatened by human intervention, because of the
former sulphur mining activities under Neagoiul Românesc. At present, the question is about restoring the forest
ecosystems on the territory damaged following the sulphur exploitation.
The uniqueness of Călimani National Park, of Bogdăneasa Natural Park and of the arboretum park of Rădăuţi, as
well as the beauty of nature reservations (The secular hay fields of Calafindeşti – Siret, Cheia Lucavei Reservation –
Câmpulung Moldovenesc, “12 Apostoli” Reservation – Dorna, Tinovul Mare Reservation – Dorna etc.) constitutes a
potential for ecotourism practice locally.
Nationwide, there is concern – materialized including by specific funding programs – in terms of stimulating the
development and promotion of this form of tourism.
f) Rural Tourism and Agritourism
Both rural tourism and agritourism have great possibilities of development, as the rural areas of the county have, in
addition to a natural and beautiful environment, clean and with many recreational options, a valuable cultural and
historical potential. Increasingly more tourists local and foreign are lodging in rural areas, attracted by the possibility of
discovering the environment, changing their lifestyles and doing sports activities in nature.
The number of rural guesthouses in Suceava County has increased considerably, especially in recent years. The
hilly and mountainous areas meet all the conditions necessary for the development of this form of tourism. A number of
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localities such as: Suceviţa, Vama, Moldoviţa, Putna, Ciocăneşti, Mănăstirea Humorului, Sadova, Lucina, Cacica,
Neagra Şarului, Poiana Şarului, Poiana Negri, Dorna Candreni, Cârlibaba, Poiana Stampei, Şaru Dornei, Dorna Arini,
Brodina, Râșca, Marginea, Argel are enshrined in the practice of this type of tourism, gradually becoming tourist
destinations.
There are several contributing factors that offer a note of optimism for the development of this form of tourism,
such as: the increased density of population and houses in hilly and mountainous areas in the county, the special beauty
of these areas, the air quality, the existence of a rich fauna and flora, historical monuments with national and
international value, and the great quality of the organic products obtained in these areas.
g) Business Tourism
Business tourism is considered the main source of income for the hospitality industry. In recent years, nationally,
there has been an increase in the arrivals for business interest. The favorite destinations of those who come for business
are big cities, so that the greatest benefits from this type of tourism have been recorded by them and to a lesser extent by
smaller cities.
Locally, hotel units are equipped with facilities for conferences, symposiums and training sessions. In addition to
the organization of a congress or a conference, recipients benefit from a whole package of services: accommodation,
transfers from airport to hotel, airline tickets, secretarial services, simultaneous translation services, visits for
participants, entertainment and festive meals.
A business opportunity for tourism development in Suceava County is the existence of the “Bukovina Economic
Centre”. Bukovina Economic and Business Centre is located near “Ştefan cel Mare” International Airport and includes
exhibition spaces, a technology park, a business incubator, several conference rooms and a restaurant.
If in previous years, business tourism was based solely on the hospitality industry, recently the rural tourism began
to offer business tourism solutions. In the opinion of those involved, rural tourism is a more interesting alternative,
especially for teambuilding programs for groups not exceeding 30 people, because it offers a much wider range of
entertainment, such as campfire, outdoor grills, the flavor of “homemade” foods, practicing different sports, excursions
and hiking.
The involvement in business tourism is considered beneficial, as it is a segment that is not only bringing tourists on
weekends or holidays and thus providing continuity of the rural tourism. It is also ideal for seminars or teambuilding
programs because it offers to the group that privacy that a hotel cannot offer.
Events organized in the county
- Sânziene Fair takes place in Suceava during June 22 - 24, within the events celebrating the Days of Suceava;
- National Festival of Trout held in Ciocăneşti;
- Medieval Art Festival, held in August at Cetatea de Scaun of Suceava;
- Christmas in Bukovina, held annually in December in Suceava;
- Easter in Bukovina (Craftsmen Fair, Road of Dyed Eggs, National Festival of Dyes Eggs, Bringing the Holy
Light of Jerusalem, etc.);
- Pilgrimage in Bukovina, held annually at August 15 at Cacica and Putna, where, in addition to the Catholic
pilgrims from Romania, also pilgrims from Poland, Germany, France, Hungary, Austria, Italy are present;
- Snow Festival, held in February near Parc Slope in Vatra Dornei Municipality, annually attracts thousands of
tourists from the country and from abroad, etc.
Suceava County’s tourism potential
Suceava County is recommended as a very important tourist area of the country. In addition to the great attraction
of the mountain landscape, the tourism potential of the county is characterized by the diversity, density and value of the
worship and architectural monuments and by natural reservations and ethnographic areas, many of them unique in the
world.
The tourism potential of Suceava County, composed both of the specific natural beauties of this area, with
picturesque scenery, and of the wonderful chain of monasteries in the region of Bukovina, renowned internationally,
which joins the rich cultural heritage (museums, houses, and memorial and documentation funds), is the premise for the
development of economic activities in the tourism sector and its related sectors in Suceava County. Furthermore, this
land of legend keeps the treasures of the famous monasteries. The frescoes on the outside walls, keeping the beautiful
colors unchanged, are the symbol of the Romanian soul.
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Regional and national interest objectives
The county has 22 natural reservations, including also a part of Călimani National Park, and Rodna Park,
respectively, as well as various, endemic and rare species of flora, and fauna (see Chapter 1, “Background”).
The tourism attractions of interest in Suceava County:
 in Suceava: Museum of History, Museum of Natural Sciences, Cetatea de Scaun of Suceava, Zamca
Monastery, “St. John the New” Monastery of Suceava, etc.;
 in the town of Gura Humorului: Voroneţ Monastery, Humor Monastery;
 in the commune of Suceviţa: Suceviţa Monastery;
 in the commune of Moldoviţa: Moldoviţa Monastery;
 in the commune of Putna: Putna Monastery, the cell of Daniil the Hermit;
 in the village Mitocul Dragomirnei: Dragomirna Monastery;
 in the commune of Râşca: Slătioara Monastery;
 in Câmpulung Moldovenesc Municipality – Wood Art Museum, Pietrele Doamnei (Rarău Mountains);
 in Rădăuți Municipality – Ethnographic Museum “Folk techniques from Bukovina”;
 in the commune of Marginea – Black Pottery Centre of Marginea;
 in the commune of Ciprian Porumbescu: Ciprian Porumbescu Memorial House;
 in the commune of Cacica – Cacica Saline;
 in Vatra Dornei Municipality – Dorna Depression, etc.
Accommodation capacity
Year
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Accommodation
capacity
Arriv
als
Operatin
Existing
g (thousands (thousands)
(places)
places-days)
5,269
1,335.4
153.5
5,034
1,421.1
151.4
5,192
1,399.5
162.4
5,577
1,640.8
162.5
5,755
1,760.8
187.4
6,526
1,932.6
192.1
7,012
2,056.7
211.0
6,831
2,087.4
226.3
7,029
2,101.8
229.1
7,544
2,176.4
209.7
8,033
2,263.6
194.3
Overnight
Indices of net
stays
use of the capacity
(thousands)
in operation (%)
480.3
461.1
406.7
423.2
432.4
435.2
500.3
535.1
530.1
479.4
460.6
36.0
32.4
29.1
25.8
24.6
22.5
24.3
25.6
25.2
22.0
20.3
Source: Suceava County Statistics Department
Tourist receiving establishments with tourist accommodation functions during 2008 – 2010
Tourist receiving establishment
Total
Hotels and motels
Tourist inns
Tourist chalets
Camping and cottage type units
Tourist villas
Camps for students and preschool
Boarding houses
Urban guesthouses
Holiday villages
Farmhouses
Rural guesthouses
38
numbe
r
2010
245
34
7
4
19
62
107
-
numbe
r
2009
235
33
4
4
18
54
110
-
numb
er
2008
233
29
4
4
21
50
117
Tourist receiving establishment
Youth hotels
Hostels
Tourist stops
Accommodation on ships
Bungalows
39
numbe
r
2010
8
2
2
numbe
r
2009
8
2
2
numb
er
2008
3
2
1
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CHAPTER III.
POPULATION AND NETWORK OF SETTLEMENTS
III.1. Demographic developments
The population of Suceava County is approximately 19% of the North-East Region population, being the third in
descending order. On the 1st of January 2009, the stable population of Suceava County was 706,720 inhabitants, of
which 302,730 people in the urban area and 403,990 people in the rural area. The population density in Suceava County
is 82.6 inhabitants/sq. km.
The population analysis on occupational areas shows that the largest share is held by area 1 of Suceava, 36.0%,
followed by area 7 of Rădăuţi 21.8%, area 2 Fălticeni,17.8%, area 5 Câmpulung Moldovenesc, 7.9%, area 4 Vatra
Dornei, 6.8%, area 6 Gura Humorului and area 3 Siret, 3.0%.
Population structure by gender and area of residence, during 2007 - 2009
2007
705,878
348,875
357,003
302,897
146,920
155,977
402,981
201,955
201,026
SUCEAVA COUNTY
MALE
FEMALE
URBAN
MALE
FEMALE
RURAL
MALE
FEMALE
2008
706,407
349,187
357,220
302,848
146,901
155,947
403,559
202,286
201,273
2009
706,720
349,280
357,440
302,730
146,754
155,976
403,990
202,526
201,464
Population structure by age
No. of inhabitants
Population of Suceava County by age groups
Total
0-14 years
15-59 years
60 years and more
The chart above shows that there is a slight and constant increase in the county in recent years, based mainly on the
fact that the evolution of the young age group (0-14 years) is superior to the 60 years and more age group, while the
population aged between 15 and 59 also records a slightly upward trend .
Population by ethnicity and area of residence in Suceava County, according to the 2002
Population and Housing Census:
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Area of
residence
TOTAL
Urban
Rural
Total
Romanian
688,435
296,304
392,131
Hungarian
662,980
288,906
374,074
Roma
Ukrainian
German
368 9,186
8,514
1,773
281 3,382
896
1,170
87 5,804
7,618
603
Russian,
Lipovan
2,543
806
1,737
Polish
2,609
493
2,116
Other
ethnicity
462
370
92
Population by religion and area of residence in Suceava County, according to the 2002 Population
and Housing Census:
Area of
residence
Total
Roman
Catholic
TOTAL
688.435
608.479
8.564
1.655
2.888
3.427
43.345
Urban
296.304
267.143
4.831
842
1.021
1.594
Rural
392.131
341.336
3.733
813
1.867
1.833
Orthodox
Greek
Catholic
Old Rite
Christian
Baptist
Seventhday
Adventist
Christ
Gospel
Other
religion
4.386
4.030
11.661
14.908
1.382
2.002
2.581
28.437
3.004
2.028
9.080
Pentecostal
Population movements
Sporul natural în județul Suceava, pe medii de rezidență,
Miscarea naturală a populației în județul Suceava, date
Natural growth in rată
Suceava
County,
la 1000
locuitoriby area residents,
a rate per 100 inhabitants
Natural movement of population
in Suceava County,
absolute
absolute data
8554
9000 8261
8000
7550
3.5
8313
3
3
7434
7348
7000
2.5
2.4
2.5
6000
4932
4652
47874803
5000
4000
3474
2747
3000
4813
4696
3622
3500
2738
2696
2
Alive
Născuţi-vii
new-born
Decese
Deaths
1.7
1.5
1.2
1
1
0.7
2000
0.5
0.3
1000
0
0
0
Total
Urban
2009
Rural
Total
Urban
Rural
Total
2008
Urban
Total
Rural
Urban
Rural
Total
2009
2007
Urban
Rural
2008
Total
Urban
Rural
2007
After having increased from 1.2 (the value recorded in 2007) to 1.7 in 2008, the population growth has declined in
2009 to 1. The decrease is mainly due to the low rate recorded in rural areas, but also to the decrease by 0.7 per thousand
from 2008 to 2009 in the urban area.
Total
Departed
Arrived
Total migration
balance
Urban
Departed
Arrived
Urban migration
balance
Rural
Departed
Arrived
Rural migration
balance
Year
2007
Year
2008
Year
2009
9,812
9,103
10,153
9,535
9,381
9,071
Mișcarea migratorie internă a populației județului
Internal migratory movement of the population in
Suceava, pe medii de rezidență
Suceava County, per areas of residence
1000
753
-709
-618
-310
4,829
3,581
5,049
3,678
4,455
3,545
-1,248
-1,371
-910
500
600
539
0
Anul 2009
Anul 2008
Anul 2007
-310
-500
-618
4,9 3
5,522
5,104
5,857
4,926
5,526
-1000
-709
-910
-1248
-1371
539
753
6 0
-1500
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Sold migratoriu
Total migration
balancetotal
Urban migration
balance
Sold migratoriu
urban
Rural migration balance
Sold migratoriu rural
The rural migration balance is positive throughout the period under review, while the urban migration balance is
negative in all years under review. The figures therefore support the migration trends of the urban population to the rural
areas in recent years. Nevertheless, the arrivals from rural areas cannot offset the departures from the urban areas,
making the total migratory balance to be negative in all the years analyzed, the trend in the growth of the balance being
notable.
Durata
a vieții,
sexe, in
în Suceava
județul Suceava
Average
life medie
expectancy
bype
gender,
County
80
78
76
75.68
76.05
75.76
75.88
76.38
76.79
76.98
77.14
73.33
73.48
73.75
70.02
70.13
74.66
74
72
72.26
72.55
72.38
72.44
71.55
70
68
72.95
68.57
69.22
69
69.14
69.16
69.66
70.48
77.71
74.26
70.93
Ambele
Both
genderssexe
Male
Masculin
Female
66
Feminin
64
19982000
19992001
20002002
20012003
20022004
20032005
20042006
20052007
20062008
20072009
Despite the adverse economic conditions registered locally and nationally, with direct effects on the quality of
life, during 1998 - 2009, life expectancy is increasing. The life of the female population is considerably higher than the
male population, this trend being also recorded at regional and national level. While during 2007 - 2009 the life
expectancy for women was 77.71 years, the pointer of the indicator was registering 70.93 years for men, which makes
the average life expectancy of the population to be 74.26 years.
III.2. Labour market and wage earnings
In 2009, the Territorial Labour Inspectorate of Suceava registered a total of 8,998 active employers of which:
- 161 employers with over 49 employees;
- 1,071 have between 10 and 49 employees;
- 2,421 have between 4 and 9 employees;
- 5,345 have between 1 and 3 employees.
In a percentage, 86% are microenterprises of which 59% have maximum 3 employees, and only 1.8% are relatively
large companies with over 49 employees.
Civilian employed population, by activities of the national economy (at the end of the year)
according to NACE Rev. 1 and 2
thousand
people
Year
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004
2005
2006 2007
2008
2009
Total, of which:
Agriculture, hunting and
forestry
Industry
- Mining and quarrying
- Manufacturing
- Electricity, gas and
water
273.4
271.5
254.7
250.9
243
243.4
239.2
243.6
241.5
234.0
157.7
154.1
132.4
126.3
115.8
117
109.9
107.9
106.5
106.3
42.2
43
46.9
46.8
44.6
40.9
40.1
39.3
38.3
36.0
3
2.8
2.6
2.5
2.3
2.2
1.7
1.7
1.7
1.3
35.4
36.6
41
41.4
39.4
35.7
35.2
34.8
33.9
30.5
3.8
3.6
3.3
2.9
2.9
3
3.2
2.8
2.7
2.6
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Construction
8.1
6
5.9
7.2
7.8
6.4
8.1
11.2
11.6
9.7
18.1
21.6
21.8
21.3
22
26.2
27.1
28.5
27.2
27.4
1.5
1.8
2
1.8
3.5
4.5
4.2
4.5
4.8
3.6
10.3
9
9.3
8.6
9.7
8.5
9.3
10.1
10.5
9.8
Financial brokerage
Real estate and other
services
Public administration and
defense
1.5
1.5
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.6
1.5
1.7
1.7
1.5
4.7
4.3
5.4
6.7
5.9
5.2
5.9
6.0
6.4
0.9
3.3
3.5
3.6
3.8
4
4.4
4.5
5.3
5.7
5.7
Education
13
12.8
12.7
12.8
13.2
13.3
13
13.3
13.8
12.5
Other activities of the
national economy
8.8
8.8
9.1
8.9
8.4
9.4
9.5
9.5
10.0
10.3
4.1
5
4.1
5.3
6.7
5.9
6
6.2
5.2
6.2
Trade
Transport, storage and
communications
Most of the civilian employed population is working in agriculture, hunting and forestry (106.3 thousand people), a significant
proportion is employed in manufacturing (30.5 thousand people) and 27.4 thousand people are employed in trade.
Numărul
mediu of
al employees
salariaților în
Average
number
in județul
SuceavaSuceava
County(mii
persoane)
(thousand
people)
108
107
106
105
104
102.3
102
101.6
100.3
100
98.9
99.8
98
96.8
96
96.9
94.5
94
92
TotalTotal
employees
salariaţi
90
88
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
As after the period during 2000 – 2004 the average number of employees decreased steadily from 107.000 to 96.8
thousand, the indicator rose slightly in 2005 to value of 96.9 thousand falling then drastically to 96.4 thousand (in 2006).
Since 2007, the average number of employees of the county began to rise, due to the economic growth of the county.
Average number of employees, by activities of the national economy according to NACE Rev. 2
Suceava County
TOTAL, of which:
Agriculture, hunting and forestry
Industry - total
Production and supply of electricity, gas, hot water, air conditioning
Water supply, sanitation, waste management, decontamination activities
Construction
Wholesale and retail trade, repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles
43
2008
101,602
3,007
28,180
1,639
22,891
1,795
1,855
8,751
16,756
6,022
2,861
865
2009
99,779
2,862
24,316
1,468
19,254
1,652
1,942
6,951
20,026
5,519
3,518
724
Suceava County
2008
1,657
Real estate
425
1,121
1,788
Public administration and defense, public social insurance
5,343
Education
12,766
9,056
621
Other services
2,413
2009
1,467
386
1,167
1,891
5,491
12,600
9,601
786
2,474
Compared to 2007, the average number of employees increased from 100,279 to 101,602 in 2008, for then to
decrease to 99,779 in 2009.
Average net nominal monthly earnings by activities in Suceava County, according to NACE Rev.
2
TOTAL, of which:
Agriculture, hunting and forestry
Industry - total
Production and supply of electricity, gas, hot water, air conditioning
Water supply, sanitation, waste management, decontamination activities
Construction
Wholesale and retail trade, repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles
Real estate
Public administration and defense, public social insurance
Education
Other services
2008
1,091
1,011
970
1,476
790
2,590
1,176
878
689
1,237
585
1,608
2,334
1,320
1,574
784
2,181
1,529
1,075
1,042
653
2009
1,117
1,039
1,068
1,713
922
2,066
1,183
972
716
1,264
603
1,745
2,294
1,094
1,401
763
1,880
1,530
1,227
1,071
791
The highest average net monthly earnings are recorded in Financial brokerage and insurance and in Production
and supply of electricity, gas, hot water, air conditioning.
The economic activities that enjoy from a large number of employees, such as Mining and quarrying and
Wholesale and retail trade, repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles, record very low average net earnings of 922 RON
per month, respectively 716 RON / month.
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Unemployed registered at the Agency for
Employment (number of persons)
Year
1991
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Rata șomajului în județul Suceava
Unemployment rate in Suceava County
14
Registered
unemployed
(no. of people)
of which women
(no. of people)
14,721
37,1
25,395
29,253
22,061
20,418
15,583
11,86
9,457
10,963
20,101
8,059
18,766
12,297
13,473
10,587
8,17
6,533
5,024
4,212
4,787
8,342
12.4
12
12.2
10.3
10
8.4
8
8.6
Rata somajuluirate
total
Total unempleyment
(%)(%)
Female unemployment rate (%)
Rata somajului femei (%)
9.8
8.1
8
6
4
7.9
7.8
6.9
6.8
6
5.2
4.9
4.3
4.7
4.2
4.3
3.7
3.5
4
2
0
1991
2000 2001
2002
2003
2004 2005
2006
2007 2008
2009
Source: County Employment Agency of Suceava
The number of registered unemployed increased during 1991 – 2002 from 14,721 to 29,253, for during 2003 to
2007 to reduce considerably to the amount of 9,457 (in 2007). However, since 2008 the number of unemployed began to
rise again during the economic crisis. This trend is supported also by the evolution of the unemployment rate. If by 2000
the female unemployment rate was higher, in 2003 it was lower than the male unemployment rate registered in the
county. As noted in previous sections, after 2008, however, the unemployment rate skyrocketed, reaching 7.9% in 2009
and 7.4% in 2010.
Unemployed, per age and gender groups, year 2000
< 25 years
25-29 years
30-39 years
1. Total, of which:
40-49 years
50-55 years
>55 years
- women
The highest number of unemployed is recorded in the 40-49 years age group (3,062, of which 1,297 are women),
under 25 years (2,067, of which 997 are women) and 30-39 years (2,056, of which 916 are women). The graph also
shows that the number of unemployed male is higher than the number of unemployed women for all age groups, except
for the 25-29 years age group (when the number of unemployed women is 51.27% of the total number of unemployed).
Although it is characterized by a high degree of urbanization (67.6% of the stable population), and the active
population employed in industry and services has a significant share (according to the County Employment Agency of
Suceava), the unemployment rate at the end of 2009 was 5.58% and at the end of the first half of 2010, of 7.71%. The
number of unemployed is growing: at the end of 2009 – 14,662 and on 31.08.2010 – 19,454 compared to 2007 when the
number of unemployed was 9,457 and the unemployment rate was 3.77%. On 31.12.2009, the unemployment rate in
Suceava County was 7.96%.
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The distribution of the unemployed by areas in Suceava County is as follows: the largest number of unemployed is
in Suceava (5,460), Fălticeni (4,823), Rădăuţi (4,046) and then Gura Humorului (1,953), Câmpulung Moldovenesc
(1,445), Vatra Dornei (1,238) and Siret (489).
Unemployed, per age and trening level, year 2010
- primary, lower secondary, professional education
-level
of which women
- high school and postgraduate education level
- of which women
- university education level
- of which women
By level of training, the highest number of unemployed is among those with level of primary, lower secondary and
/ or professional education level (5,402, of which 1,725 women). The unemployed with high school and postgraduate
education level are in number 3,244, of which 1,715 women and the category of unemployed with university education
level totals 934, of which 550 are women.
Month 2008
Indicator
Unemployment
rate %
Compensation
unemployed
beneficiaries
Compensation
nonunemployed
beneficiaries
Total registered
unemployed
Month 2009
Indicator
Unemployment
rate %
Compensation
unemployed
beneficiaries
Compensation
nonunemployed
beneficiaries
Total registered
unemployed
Month 2010
Indicator
Unemployment
rate %
Compensation
Jan
Feb
Marc
h
Apr
May
June
July
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
3.98
3.93
3.74
3.54
3.55
3.7
3.82
3.95
4.16
4.29
4.13
4.33
3867
3923
3645
3209
3131
3158
3159
3134
3304
3815
4133
5163
6210
6027
5816
5754
5849
6206
6493
6860
7224
7033
6322
5800
10077
9950
9461
8963
8980
9364
9652
9994
10528
10848
10455
10963
Jan
Feb
March
Apr
May
June
July
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
4.6
4.89
5.16
5.25
5.29
5.59
5.85
6.61
6.9
7.27
7.58
7.96
6079
6891
7425
7687
7945
8628
8871
8992
9730
10621
11257
12378
5548
5458
5598
5571
5409
5481
5891
7691
7690
7736
7894
7723
11627
12349
13023
13258
13354
14109
14762
1668
3
17420
18357
19151
20101
Jan
Feb
March
Apr
May
June
July
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
8.3
8.6
8.7
8.2
7.7
7.4
7.6
7.7
7.67
7.46
7.5
7.42
13132
13510
13241
12419
10936
9943
9251
8458
8282
8875
9193
9580
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unemployed
beneficiaries
Compensation
nonunemployed
beneficiaries
Total registered
unemployed
7977
8320
8801
8542
8733
8806
10085
1099
6
11208
10091
9862
9276
21109
21812
22042
20961
19669
18749
19336
1945
4
19490
18966
19055
18856
The charts below have been prepared from the data supplied by the County Employment Agency of Suceava to
illustrate that, although the progress of the indicators during the year shows flows, per period under review the trend is
visible. Concerning the unemployment rate, it has raised sharply during 2008 – 2009, a sustained decline being
registered in 2010.
May
June
July
May
June
July
May
June
July
Monthly unemployment rate, 2008-2010 (%)
Unemployment rate %
This trend is clearly visible also on the graph of evolution of the number of unemployed in the same period. The
chart below shows, however, the evolution of compensation unemployed beneficiary and compensation nonunemployed beneficiary.
Evoluția
numărului
lunar de șomeri,
- 2010
(valori
Evolution
of the unemployed
monthly2008
number,
2008-2010
absolute)
(absolute values)
25000
20000
15000
10000
5000
Ian
Feb
Mar.
Apr.
Mai
Iunie
Iulie
Aug.
Sep.
Oct.
Noi.
Dec.
Ian
Feb
Mar
Apr
Mai
Iunie
Iulie
Aug
Sept
Oct.
Noi.
Dec.
Ian
Feb
Mar.
Apr.
Mai
Iunie
Iulie
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Noi.
Dec.
0
2008
2009
Someri benefiari de indemnizatie
Compensation unemployed beneficiary
Someri
care nu non-unemployed
au beneficiat beneficiary
de indemnizatie
Compensation
registered
unemployed
TotalTotal
şomeri
înregistraţi
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2010
Occupancy rate (%), 2008-2010
Number of vacant jobs and number of
occupied jobs, 2008-2010
Number of vacant jobs
Number of occupied
jobs
Occupancy rate %
During the period under review, the number of vacancies was always higher than the number of occupied jobs. In
2009, the 2 values came closer, due to the contraction of the labour market, during the economic crisis, which has
favored a higher employment rate.
In 2008, the areas where most vacancies were announced are: Other services (unskilled labourers in solid and
semi-solid products packaging – 3,808, truck / heavy machine driver – 1,561, administrator – 772, locksmith – 584),
Construction (unskilled labourers in construction – 2,915, unskilled labourers in breaking and cutting of construction
materials – 851, unskilled labourers in road, roads, bridges, dams maintenance – 561), Trade ( vendor – 2,079,
commercial worker – 737, freight handler – 607), Agriculture and forestry (unskilled labourers in forestry – 871).
In 2009, the areas where most vacancies were announced are: Other services (unskilled labourers in solid and
semi-solid products packaging – 2,143, truck / heavy machine driver – 935, administrator – 217), Construction
(unskilled labourers in construction – 1,936, unskilled labourers in road, roads, bridges, and dam maintenance – 243),
Trade (vendor – 816, commercial worker – 236), Agriculture and forestry (unskilled labourers in forestry – 541).
In 2010, the areas where most vacancies were announced are: Other services (skilled labourer in construction –
2,326, labourer in cutting and planing of wood – 1,143 truck / heavy machine driver – 772, truck driver – 173),
Construction (unskilled labourers in construction – 1,503, unskilled labourers in road, roads, bridges, dams maintenance
– 254), Trade (vendor – 885, commercial worker – 177), Agriculture and forestry (unskilled labourers in forestry -312),
Manufacture (footwear industry – 469, manufacture of glass items – 377, bread making– 323, manufacture of furniture –
318, restaurants – 314), etc.
Number of compensation beneficiaries, 2008-2010
No. of unemployed beneficiaries
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No. of graduate beneficiaries
While during 2009 – 2010 the number of unemployed beneficiaries reduced, the number of graduate beneficiaries
steadily increases constantly throughout the period of analysis, emphasizing the need to align education with the local
and / or regional labour market requirements.
Compensation related amount, paid to the unemployed
and to the graduate, 2008-2010
Amount paid to unemployed
Amount paid to graduate
III.3. The network of settlements and the housing fund
Compared with the data resulting from the 2002 census, from 2002 to 2009, in Suceava County, the number of
urban areas (cities and municipalities) increased from 8 to 16, and the number of villages decreased, from 396 to 379, as
a result of the implementation of Law No. 351/2001 concerning the approval of the National Territorial planning –
Section IV – Network of settlements, with its subsequent amendments.
The network of settlements of Suceava County consists of:
- 5 municipalities: Suceava – county capital, Fălticeni, Rădăuţi, Câmpulung Moldovenesc and Vatra - Dornei;
- 11 cities: Gura Humorului, Siret, Solca, Broşteni, Cajvana, Dolhasca, Frasin, Liteni, Milişăuţi, Salcea and Vicovu
de Sus;
- 98 communes, with 379 villages.
The localities, totaling 114, are grouped as ATU3. Of them:
- 16 ATU are urban, amounting to a total of 16 localities (5 municipalities and 11 cities)
- 98 ATU are rural (communes) amounting to a total of 379 villages.
The administrative structure of the network of settlements was analyzed at the level it was in 2008, according to
Law No. 2 / 1968 on the territorial administrative organization of Romania with its subsequent amendments; the
population analysis by ATUs is according to the statistics from the years 2000 to 2006. For the population
hierarchization at town / village level, the statistics from the Suceava County Statistics Department have been used. In
Appendix A3 the list of the localities of Suceava County is presented, by population, density and surface.
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Administrative-territorial units
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III.3.1. Urban settlements
The urban localities network
includes five municipalities and 11 cities
totaling a population of 302,730
inhabitants (year 2009) over an area of
141,270 ha (16.51% of the county
surface).
The
analysis
of
population
distribution within the network of
settlements indicates a high concentration
of urban population in the county capital
(106,792 inhabitants), and 15.11% of
the total population of the county and
35.27% of the urban population.
The other municipalities are smaller
sized, the population ranging between
16,559 inhabitants (Vatra Dornei) and
28,743 inhabitants (Fălticeni).
The population in the cities ranges
from 2,620 inhabitants (Solca) 15,712
people (Gura Humorului).
Comparing
the
population
comprised in the ATUs, it is noted that
the smallest town, Solca, is exceeded by 75 communes.
III.3.2. Rural settlements
Suceava County has a total of 98 communes, according to Annex A1.
The average size of a commune across the county is 4,122 inhabitants, higher than the national average of 3,426
inhabitants / commune.
The distribution of population in rural ATUs (in 2006) indicates a predominance of medium-sized communes:
25 communes have a population of more than 5,000 inhabitants, the largest being Marginea with
10,183 people
38 communes have a population between 3,001 and 5.000 people
30 communes have a population between 2,001 and 3,000 people
5 communes have a population of less than 2.000 people, the smallest being Cosna, with 1.495 people.
III.4. Housing fund
Housing fund
Year
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Total
Houses (number)
Living rooms (number)
227,971
237,706
238,991
240,243
241,905
243,566
245,366
247,576
251,119
532,560
595,899
600,876
605,812
612,302
619,418
627,563
637,720
651,927
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Habitable area
(thousand sq. m)
7,782.8
9,117.4
9,207.1
9,294.3
9,412
9,549
9,702
9,900
10,165
Year
Total
Houses (number)
Living rooms (number)
254,750
666,368
Souce: Suceava County Statistics Department
2009
Habitable area
(thousand sq. m)
10,448
Facilities in permanent and seasonal houses at the 2002 Population and Housing Census
Total
households
Total in County,
of which:
- Municipalities
and cities
- Communes
219,563
96,671
122,892
Total
permanent
and seasonal
houses
Bathroom
in house
Bath
arranged
outside the
house
Kitchen in
house
Kitchen
arranged
outside the
house
237,706
74,802
3,654
159,384
37,271
103,083
64,912
2,085
87,271
7,168
134,623
9,890
1,569
72,113
30,103
Situation of the building authorizations and urban planning certificates issued in the last 3 years
in Suceava County Council
Year
2008
2009
2010
Building authorizations
214
164
102
Urban planning certificates
504
385
135
Source: General Directorate of Engineering and Urban Planning, Suceava County Council
In December 2010 in Suceava County 187 building authorizations were issued for residential buildings. The
number of building authorizations for residential buildings decreased by 26.1% compared with November 2010.
Compared to December 2009, the number of building authorizations for residential buildings decreased by 26.4%.
Out of the total number of building authorizations for residential buildings issued in December 2010 in Suceava
County, 20.3% were issued in the urban area and 79.7% in rural areas. Suceava County is second in the country,
accounting for 6.4% of the total number of authorizations for residential buildings, issued in December 2010.
Situation of the building authorizations issued for buildings across the county
Bulding authorizations (number)
TOTAL
Residential buildings (excluding those for the community), total, of which:
urban
rural
Residential buildings for communities, total, of which:
urban
rural
Administrative buildings, total, of which:
urban
rural
Other buildings, total, of which:
urban
rural
2007
5,178
3,525
1,114
2,411
8
3
5
3
2
1
1,642
476
1,166
2008
4,886
3,540
1,021
2,519
2
1
1
1
0
1
1,343
399
944
2009
3,270
3,267
897
2,370
1
1
0
2
1
1
0
0
0
The number of building authorizations issued in Suceava County had a downward trend in the period under
review, with a slight reduction in 2008 (when 4,886 building authorizations were issued), compared with 2007 (when the
number of authorizations was 5,178), followed by a significant decrease of approximately 33%, arriving to 3,270
permits issued in 2009.
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CHAPTER IV.
TERRITORIAL PLANNING
IV.1. Ways of communication
The public road network in Suceava County has the following characteristics:
 The length of roads (national, county and municipal) is 2,675.222 km, of which national roads 632,011
km, county roads 1,136.424 km and roads 906,787 km.
 The length of urban roads in the county in 2008 was 874 km, of which 455 km were modernized
IV.1.1. National roads
In the rhe range of activity of the Department of National Roads of Câmpulung Moldovenesc there are 301.363
km of national roads, of which the department of Câmpulung Moldovenesc manages 282.913 km, and the difference of
18.450 kilometers are in the administration of Vatra Dornei and Câmpulung Moldovenesc municipalities.
The Department of National Roads of Suceava has within its range of activity 329.639 km of roads, of which the
Department of Suceava manages 296.789 km, and the difference of 33.850 km are in the administration of Fălticeni,
Suceava and Rădăuţi municipalities.
IV.1.2. County and communal roads
Viability of county and municipal roads:
No.
Road
category
Length
Km
County roads
Communal
roads
Asphalt
concrete
Km
1,136,424
906,787
48,033
Cement
concrete
Km
I.B.U.
Km
110,773
308,918
26,222
76,265
Consolidation with
bituminous binders
Km
202,822
Modernization
Pavem
ent
Grou
nd
Km
263,26
9
534,07
6
Km
129,7
57
222,1
91
Km
120,885
Source: Suceava County Council
The total length of the public roads is over 2,675.222 km, which ensure the connection between all areas of the
county, and with the neighboring counties. The main road transport routes are: European road E 85 Bucharest – Suceava
– Chernivtsi and European road E 58 Halmeu – Suceava – Sculeni.
In recent years major financial efforts have been made, both from local funds and from the state budget for the
rehabilitation and modernization of national, county, and communal roads, especially those located on tourist routes, as
well as for the maintenance and modernization of streets within the urban localities. However, the road condition is still
poor, requiring further important investment for the improvement of roads, especially those within localities.
According to the statistics provided by the Suceava County Statistics Department, the network of public roads had,
in 2009, a length of 2,553 km, of which 627 km of national roads. The modernized public roads cover 1,073 km, of
which 257 km are European roads.
Public road network density in 29.8 km per 100 sq km of area (value recorded in 2009), which places Suceava
County below the recorded density level in the country, 34.3 km per 100 sq km.
Projects implemented by Suceava County Council on county road infrastructure during 2008 2010:
a. from own funds
-
Modernization of DJ 178 E, Botoşana-Cacica , km 0+000-6+000;
Modernization of DJ 178 B, Rădăuţi-Satu Mare, km 0+000-1+500;
b. from the amounts drawn from the European Union Solidarity Fund
-
Asphalting of DJ 178 A Costâna-Todireşti-Comăneşti-Pârteşti de Jos-Cacica, km 10+000-32+200;
c. by the PHARE CBC Cross-border Cooperation Programme
- Modernization of DJ 175, Benea – Moldova Suliţa km 30+900†31+090, km 32+625 †35+900;
- Modernization of DJ 291 A, Siret-Frătăuţii Noi, km 38+000-39+450;
d. by the Regional Operational Programme
-
Modernization of DJ 290, Salcea-Vereşti-Roşcani, km 0+000 - 13+000, 17+000-22+225;
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Modernization of DJ 208S, Dolhasca- Probota, km 0+000 - 8+000;
Modernization of DJ 174, Vatra Dornei – Şaru Dornei – Panaci, km 0+000 – 22+000;
e. by the sub-program on the rehabilitation, modernization and / or asphalting of roads of county
interest and local interest, approved by G.D. 330/2010 amending and supplementing the G.D. 577/1997
-
Asphalting of DC 70, KM 0+650-3+080, Suceava-Ipoteşti, the commune of Ipoteşti;
Asphalting of DC 17, Cacica (DN 2E)-Salina Cacica, km 0+000-2+000, the commune of Cacica;
Pavement of DC 48 C, Costileva-Lupcina, km 10+800-15+400, the commune of Ulma;
Pavement of DC 9, DJ 208-Leucuceşti, km 5+574-10+574, the commune of Preuteşti;
Pavement of DC 1, Hreţca-Vultureşti, km 8+400-12+617, the commune of Vultureşti;
Asphalting of DC 57, Suceava-Lipoveni, km 4+000-6+045, the commune of Mitocu Dragomirnei;
Asphalting of DC 24, Ciprian Porumbescu, km 7+430-8+430, the commune of Ciprian Porumbescu;
Asphalting of DC 86 A, Cîrlibaba-Bobeica, km 0+000-1+250, the commune of Cîrlibaba;
Pavement of DC 4, liteni-Valea Glodului-Giurgeşti, km 0+000-2+000, the city of Liteni;
Pavement of DC 76, Vatra Dornei-Rusca, km 0+000-2+000, Vatra Dornei municipality;
Pavement of DC 68, Udeşti, km 5+000-8+474, the commune of Udeşti;
Pavement of DC 87, Moldova Suliţa-Părâul Suliţa, the commune of Moldova Suliţa.
IV.1.3. Railway tracks in operation on December 31, 2009
Suceava County
km
Total, of which:
electrified
Of the total:
Standard gauge line
Total
One way
Two ways
526
248
Broad-gauge lines
The density of lines per 1000 square km of territory
12
61,5
514
344
170
The railway network has a length of 526 km, of which a 248 km sector is electrified.
Main routes:
Sector 5 of the rail way:
Electrified double line – county limit – Suceava Nord.
Electrified simple line - Suceava Vest – Câmpulung Moldovenesc – Vatra Dornei – county limit.
Secondary routes – simple electrified lines:
- Floreni-Dornişoara;
- link with Fundu Moldovei;
- link with Moldoviţa;
- Ilişeşti - Dărmăneşti;
- Dorneşti - Nisipitu;
- Dorneşti - Siret.
The degree of railway endowment is 52.5 km/1000 sq km, which is higher than the average degree of endowment
with tracks of Romania.
The main railway node is in Suceava. The level of endowment and the technical condition of the lines do not allow
for speeds higher than 100-120 km / h.
Suceava County has 6.1% of the length of the electrified railways nationally, being ranked first in the country. In
relation to the county area, the public use railway network reached a density of 61.5 km per 1,000 km of area, with 15.6
km per 1,000 km of area over the density of the railway network at the country level and 17.2 km per 1,000 km of area
compared with the density recorded in the North-East region.
IV.1.4. Airways
“Ştefan cel Mare” – Suceava Airport is located in the city of Salcea, 12 km East of the city of Suceava and 30.5
km West of the city of Botoşani, the access being possible via a concrete driveway with a 3 km length and a 7 m width,
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which connects via D.N. 29 with the two aforementioned cities and which is now subordinated to the Suceava County
Council.
“Ştefan cel Mare”International Airport of Suceava Salcea is located in the locality of Salcea, in the Eastern part of
Suceava, being dimensioned for the AN 24 aircraft for domestic voyages. The airport was built during 1960-1961 and
development works were carried out until 1968.
“Ştefan cel Mare” Airport served in 2010 a total of 1,670 aircraft movements and processed a total of 34,608
passengers. Compared with 2009, there was a decrease of 3.24% in aircraft movements and an increase of 6.19% in
passengers processed, leading to an increase in the income with 21.86%, compared to 2009.
The airport buildings consist of:
- concrete track;
- boarding - landing platform;
- passenger terminal;
- the main landing direction is equipped with a directional system;
- running routes, technical block, other constructions (power plant, PSI shed, workshops).
In recent years special efforts have been made to rehabilitate the airport and to identify external financial resources
for its modernization, in order to ensure the security conditions for landing and taking off of high capacity aircraft.
In July 2011, Suceava “Ştefan cel Mare” Airport Autonomous Administration, promoted, in order to obtain nonreimbursable grant, the Modernization of “Ştefan cel Mare” Airport of Suceava project in the Transport Sectoral
Operational Programme, Priority 2, Key Area of Intervention 2. 4., for a total of 167,706,503 RON.
IV.2. Water and wastewater utilities of localities
IV.2.1. Water supply system
According to the statistics provided by the Suceava County Statistics Department, in 2009, only 46 municipalities
(of which 14 are cities and towns) had a centralized drinking water supply system and only 34 localities had sewer
networks.
Year
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Network length
(km)
813.3
834.7
907.2
952.2
1003.7
Water supply networks
Volume distributed
(thousand cubic meters)
19,395
18,913
17,589
16,645
15,236
No. of localities served
44
44
44
45
46
The amount of water supplied to consumers in 2009 was 15,236 000 cubic meters, of which 9,253,000 cubic
meters for domestic use. The chemical quality of water distributed by public systems of water supply in 2009 was
monitored by the Department of Public Health of Suceava through general chemical indicators. No evidence of
exceeded value in the maximum permissible concentration of the chemical indicators analyzed.
The volume of water supplied to consumers
Suceava County
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
Drinking water supplied to consumers
Total
of which:
(thousand cubic meters) for domestic use
27,689
12,134
24,852
11,872
19,928
9,809
21,765
10,138
20,945
9,703
19,395
9,649
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Suceava County
2006
2007
2008
2009
Drinking water supplied to consumers
Total
of which:
(thousand cubic meters) for domestic use
18,913
9,382
17,589
9,290
16,645
9,284
15,263
9,253
The drinking water supply systems existing in the county use 50 capture sources of which: 40 are underground
sources and 10 are surface sources.
In the county 27 water treatment plants are operated, 30 are in execution and the rest up to 97 as needed, are to be
achieved.
Regarding the water supply network (collection and distribution), currently4 there are 1,100.18 km at county level,
another 816.22 km are in execution and another 2,430.11 km are needed to cover the entire county.
IV.2.2. Sewer system
The evolution of sewerage networks in Suceava County during 2005 – 2009, as a result of their actions of
expansion, is shown below:
Year
Sewerage networks
Length of sewer pipes (km)
No. of localities served
2005
633.0
30
2006
663.0
33
2007
686.9
33
2008
693.3
34
2009
685.3
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The total volume of wastewater discharged in 2009 was 19.809 million cubic meters – wastewater from these
sources of water pollution is sewage and industrial waters from the following sectors: mining, food, education and
health, wood processing and other activities.
This wastewater is loaded with various pollutants whose concentrations must be within the maximum limits set by
G.D. 352/2005 – Annex 2, so that they do not become a potential danger after their discharge into the natural receivers.
According to the data issued by Suceava County Council, the Department of Engineering and Investment,
regarding the county's sewer network, currently there are 550.93 km, 488.36 km are in execution and another 2,502.40
km are needed.
In the county, the need for treatment stations is 96, of which 16 are in operation, 24 are in execution and 56 are
planned to be performed. The functional treatment plants use 2 stages of treatment: mechanical and biological.
IV.3. District heating. Energy Equipment. Natural gas supply
District heating
In Suceava County only 6 municipalities and cities have hot water networks, as follows:

Vatra Dornei – 23 km

Câmpulung Moldovenesc – 40 km

Gura Humorului - 34 km

Rădăuţi – 71 km

Siret – 16,6 km

Suceava – 443 km
With the project “Utilities and Environment at European standards in Suceava County” the district heating
networks were modernized in six cities: Câmpulung Moldovenesc, Gura Humorului, Siret, Rădăuți, Vatra Dornei and
Suceava. Also, 4 cogeneration thermal power plants were built in Gura Humorului, Câmpulung Moldovenesc, Vatra
Dornei and Rădăuți.
4
Data provided by the Suceava County Council, the Department of Engineering and Investment in January 2011
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In this regard, during 2010, the cogeneration thermal power plants in Câmpulung Moldovenesc and Gura
Humorului were commissioned, aiming to mount SRMP and STM from the power plant, and pressure tests, hydraulic
tests from the thermal power plant. For the cogeneration power plant from Rădăuţi the turbo sets were put into
operation.
Natural gas supply
Gas supply networks are in 6 urban localities and in 10 rural localities:
 Câmpulung Moldovenesc – 4 km
 Gura Humorului - 38.488 km
 Rădăuţi – 99.5 km
 Siret – 13.65 km
 Suceava – 120 km
 Fălticeni – 47 km.
 Salcea – 21.5 km
 Siminicea – 11 km
 Bosanci – 21 km
 Ipoteşti – 19 km
 Tişăuţi – 7 km
 Lisaura – 7 km
 Frasin – 12.5 km
 Bucşoaia – 12.5 km
 Scheia – 25 km
 Sf. Ilie – 8 km
Distributed gas network and volume
Suceava
County
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Localities where natural gas is
distributed (number)
- at the end of the year of which: localities
Total
and cities
7
3
7
3
7
3
8
3
10
6
10
6
12
8
11
7
11
7
11
7
Length of the gas
distribution pipelines (km)
- at the end of the year 190.3
221.6
225.8
267.3
345.0
387.3
416.0
415.9
423.4
434.5
The volume of gas distributed
(thousand cubic meters)
Total
92,283
98,227
110,698
139,988
151,956
118,948
117,144
119,396
94,182
80,640
of which:
for domestic use
29,859
26,275
31,831
31,661
31,214
33,913
32,378
32,765
33,910
35,300
Within the “Utilities and environmental at European standards in Suceava County” Project, regarding the gas
component, in 2010 the gas transmission pipeline delivery to SC Transgaz SA Mediaş was completed, under contract no.
2354/DD.3804/18.02.2010 and the G.D. no. 1216/2009 on measures to complete the “Utilities and environmental at
European standards in Suceava County” Project. Other activities undertaken were:
Completion of the natural gas transmission pipeline segment between Frasin – Câmpulung
Moldovenesc;
Inventory of the field, in order to complete the Technical Book for the natural gas transmission
pipeline;
Technical assistance on the field for retrieving the natural gas distribution network from Câmpulung
Moldovenesc Municipality by the regional operator SC Amgaz;
Establishment, together with the representatives of Transgaz, the new route of the natural gas
transmission pipeline Câmpulung Moldovenesc to Vatra Dornei.
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Energy Equipment
As the electricity produced in the county does not meet the requirements, the largest proportion of consumers is supplied
from the National System.
In the county the electricity is produced at:
- CET Suceava district heating power plant (100 MW installed capacity)
- Local Micro Hidraulic Power Plant – MHC – (24,888 kW installed capacity)
The transmission of electricity from the National system is made through 400 and 110 kV high voltage overhead lines,
the 110 kV ones being the predominant. The main transmission lines are:
400 KV OHL – Suceava – Roman
220 KV OHL – Suceava – Iaşi
110 KV OHL – Suceava – Fălticeni – Bicaz
110 KV OHL – Fălticeni – Botoşani
110 KV OHL – Suceava – Rădăuţi – Siret – Dorohoi
110 KV OHL – Suceava – Siret
110 KV OHL – Rădăuţi – Ostra – Bicaz
110 KV OHL – Suceava – Gura Humorului – Câmpulung Moldovenesc – Vatra Dornei.
The total length of the transmission lines is 1,399.6 km. The electricity supply to consumers in the area is made from the
transmission network through the transformer stations which, in turn, feed the medium voltage distribution network (20 kV).
The consumer supply is made from the power stations through the distribution networks (20 kV) from which, through
the transformer posts (20 / 0.4 kV) the electricity reaches the consumers through the low voltage network.
The total length of the medium voltage network is 2,996.7 km, of which about 20% is overhead (OHL), the grounded
being distributed in the central area of cities.
Currently, in the county there are 2,123 transformer posts running. In the rural area the substations are overhead (OHL),
with powers from 40-250 kVA.
In the urban area there are transformer posts in masonry or metal construction of 400-630 kVA power, but there are also
air posts in the peripheral areas of urban localities.
Currently, in the county there are 254,750 dwellings5 (only 460 dwellings in the urban area and 2,845 dwellings in the
rural area are connected to the electricity grid). Thus, we can conclude that the degree of connection to electricity is 98.70%.
IV.4. Waste management
The current waste management system in Suceava County considers the following types of waste: urban household
waste (including hazardous household waste), waste from electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), bulky waste, rural
household waste (including hazardous waste) and similar waste (waste from parks and gardens, waste from markets, street
waste and sludge from wastewater treatment plants).
The current solid waste management system does not adequately protect the environment. In cities with a greater
population (Suceava, Câmpulung Moldovenesc) waste collection is done daily, and in other populated areas, once a week. In
major cities, waste is collected in Euro-containers and transported by compactor garbage vehicles. In towns there is no transfer
or temporary storage stations. Selective collection is provided by various specialized companies, as follows: for plastic waste it
is done at the local level, while for other waste it is done in domestic associations, businesses and private homes.
Sanitation services only partially cover needs. The evolution of the sanitation services coverage, compared to the
existing population on the 1st of July of each year, is shown in the table below:
Population served (%)
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
TOTAL
Urban
Rural
25.63
57.42
1.31
28.31
56.24
6.98
44.39
72.90
22.95
59.16
80.12
43.43
76.43
83.33
71.27
Source: Environmental Protection Agency of Suceava, Report on the state of the environment in Suceava County,
2010
5
According to the National Statistics Institute, in 2009.
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The inadequate infrastructure of landfills. None of the existing landfills does not comply with the directive on
waste disposal, these plants are unecological and have a significant adverse effect on the environment.
The inadequate recoverable materials recycling szstem. Although local authorities in some urban areas (Suceava,
Rădăuţi, Câmpulung Moldovenesc, Vatra Dornei, Gura Humorului and Siret) collect selectively some of the recyclable
materials and although there are – especially in Suceava, Rădăuţi, Câmpulung Moldovenesc, Vatra Dornei, Gura
Humorului – collection centers, where commercial operators collect fractions of waste and sell them to recyclers, the
recycling system is still underdeveloped.
Existing deposits
In Suceava County there are 7 non-complying landfills, of which 2 are still operational until 16 July 2011
(Câmpulung Moldovenesc and Gura Humorului), and the other 5 were closed during 2008-2010, without being yet
covered.
All these problems will be solved by implementing, during 2011-2014, the “Integrated waste management system
in Suceava County” Project. The operational phase of the project includes post-closure monitoring period for deposits
for at least 30 years after their closure (the term being 2037). The project seeks to implement an integrated waste
management system in Suceava County and:
 Ensures the 100% collection of waste in urban areas;
 Provides 95% coverage of the collection in rural areas;
 Complies with the limits set by the Directive on the landfill of biodegradable waste
 Ensures the protection of public health and protects the environment by improving the collection and
the disposal of waste and provides the closure and remediation of the existing non-compliant landfills and the
building of a new landfill according to EU standards.
 Introduces separate packaging waste (PW) collection systems, in order to facilitate their recycling and
to reduce waste going to the landfill.
Following the implementation of the above-mentioned project, the county will have two green stores: one located
in the commune of Moara and one in the commune of Pojorâta. Transfer stations (Rădăuţi, Fălticeni, Câmpulung
Moldovenesc, Vatra Dornei and Gura Humorului) and a waste sorting station at the ddeposit in Moara will be built or
expanded. Irregular deposits of waste in the county will also be rehabilitated. The project also provides the required
waste collection and transport infrastructure, including for selective waste collection in urban and rural areas.
The category of municipal waste includes all waste generated in urban and rural areas, in households, institutions,
commercial establishments, businesses (domestic and assimilable waste), waste collected from public spaces (streets,
parks and gardens, squares), sludge from urban wastewater treatment, construction and demolition waste.
The responsibility for municipal waste management lies with the local public administrations which, individually
or through service concession to an authorized operator, must provide for the collection, selective collection, transport,
neutralizing, recovery and final disposal of such waste. The sanitation activities are organized differently depending on
the size of the locality, the number of people served, the equipment, and the sanitation operator's ownership.
Thus, in the urban area, the public sanitation service is mostly leased by authorized economic operators, while in
the rural areas, by the end of the first half of 2009, the sanitation in villages was provided mostly by mayoralties, under
their own regime. By the implementation of some PHARE CES projects in Suceava County, some rural mayoralties
have created their own sanitation services, receiving also license from ANRSCUP in the second half of 2009, or in the
first half of 2010. It is the case of the following mayoralties: Boroaia, Forăsti, Marginea, Cornu Luncii, Baia, Mălini,
Panaci, Șaru Dornei and Dorna Arini. The year 2009 brought significant changes in this area because of the fact that the
storage areas of household waste in the rural areas have stopped workon on July 16, 2009, so that the municipal waste
had to be transported for the disposal in landfills that could still operate. So, much of the rural mayoralties providing
sanitation services of their own forces were forced to entrust these services to sanitation operators who could provide the
transport of waste to a functional facility, but there were situations when they temporarily waived to the collection of
household waste in the absence of the necessary funds.
The evolution of the sanitation coverage, compared
to the existing population on the 1 st of July of each year, is
Served population (%)
shown in the adjacent table:
2004
2005
2006
2007
TOTAL
26.97
25.63
28.31
44.39
Urban
61.45
57.42
56.24
72.90
Rural
0.49
1.31
6.98
22.95
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CHAPTER V.
SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE of SOCIAL-ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES
V.1. Public Administration
In accordance with Article 122 of the Romanian Constitution and Article 24 and 87 of the Local Public
Administration Law, no. 215/2001, republished, with its subsequent amendments, Suceava County Council is
the deliberative authority of local government, constituted at county level for the coordination of the activity
of communal, city and municipal councils, in order to achieve public services of county interest.
Suceava County Council has 36 county councilors whose activity is carried on six specialized
committees, namely: the Commission for studies, programs, prognosis, budgeting and finance, companies,
autonomous administrations and services; the Commission for agriculture, forestry, land and environmental
protection; the Commission for urban organization and development, implementation of public works,
religion, protection of historical monuments, public and private management; the Commission for youth,
sport, tourism, collabouration with NGOs, with the Romanians abroad, external relations and European
integration; the Commission for education, culture, scientific research, health and social protection, child
protection; the Commission for local, legal, discipline government, protection of public order, rights and
freedom of citizens. Their work, however, is supported by the specialized unit consisting of 140 civil servants
and the contractual specialist personnel as well as the service personnel – 27 people.
Number of civil servants and contractual staff – by education level and age
Classification by level of education
Age
Higher education
College diploma
102
92
10
28 – 63 years
No. of contractual
Classification by level of education
Age
personnel
Higher education
College diploma
65
39
26
24-58 years
Source: Suceava County Council, Organization, payroll and human resources service
Material resources of Suceava County Council
Suceava County Council has, in terms of logistics, the following:
 72 offices
 3 meeting rooms
 1 conference room
 140 computers with internet access (of which 15 were acquired during 2010)
 53 black and white/color printers
 1 printer / A0 + plotter copier
 3 black and white/color copiers.
No. of civil servants
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To facilitate the relationship with local authorities, the representatives of the county decided on a zoning
of the county territory, as follows:
Suceava Area
Fălticeni Area
Rădăuți Area
Siret Area
Gura Humorului
Area
Suceava
Fălticeni
Rădăuți
Siret
Gura Humorului
Solca
Baia
Bilca
Bălcăuți
Adâncata
Bogdănești
Brodina
Calafindești
Arbore
Boroaia
Burla
Grămești
Capu Câmpului
Mănăstirea
Humorului
Păltinoasa
Bălăceana
Bunești
Dornești
Grănicești
Stulpicani
Berchisești
Cornu Luncii
Musenița
Bosanci
Dolhasca
Frătăuții Noi
Frătăuții
Vechi
Botoșana
Dolhești
Galănești
Cacica
Drăgușeni
Cajvana
Fântâna Mare
Câmpulung
Moldovenesc
Area
Câmpulung
Moldovenesc
Breaza
Hârtop
laslovăț
Horodniceni
Liteni
Mălini
Forăști
Preutești
Rădăseni
Risca
Poieni Solca
Vultureşti
Ipotești
Slatina
Marginea
Milisăuți
Putna
Satu Mare
Straja
Sucevița
Ulma
Vicovu de
Jos
Vicovu de
Sus
Mitocu
Dragomirnei
Moara
Pătrăuți
Pirteștii de Jos
Salcea
Stroiești
Șcheia
Todirești
Udești
Verești
Zvoriștea
Siminicea
Vadu
Moldovei
Vatra Dornei
Broșteni
Frumosu
Ciocăneşti
Cîrlibaba
Frasin
Fundu Moldovei
Izvoarele
Sucevei
Moldova Suliţa
Serbăuți
Ostra
Moldovița
Dorna Arini
Zamostea
Valea Moldovei
Pojorâta
Dorna
Candrenilor
Sadova
lacobeni
Vama
Panaci
Vatra
Moldovitei
Poiana Stampei
Horodnic de
Jos
Horodnic de
Sus
Ciprian
Porumbescu
Comănești
Dărmănești
Drăgoiești
Dumbrăveni
Fântânele
Hantești
llișești
Vatra Dornei
Area
Cosna
Crucea
Șaru Dornei
Voitinel
Volovăț
Source: Suceava County Council, Directorate General for Development, Strategies and Programmes
This territorial planning has been used in the process of collecting the data necessary for the preparation of this
document.
The institutions under the coordination of the Suceava County Council
The institutions under the coordination of the Suceava County Council are:
Museum of Bukovina;
“I.G.Sbiera” Bukovina Library;
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“Bukovina” Cultural Centre, with the three specialized divisions, namely the County Center for
Preservation and Promotion of Traditional Culture, “Ion Irimescu” Popular School of Arts of Suceava and
“Ciprian Porumbescu” Artistic Ensemble of Suceava;
General Directorate of Social Assistance and Child Protection of Suceava County;
“Ştefan cel Mare Airport” Autonomous Administration of Suceava;
Department of Public and Private Domain Management of Suceava County;
Suceava County Roads and Bridges Department;
Suceava County person record department;
“SALVAMONT” Public Service;
“St. John the New” Suceava County Hospital;
Suceava County Chamber of Agriculture;
Special education:
School Center for Inclusive Education of Suceava;
Suceava County Educational Resource and Assistance Centre;
“Sfântul Stelian” Special School of Rădăuţi;
Câmpulung Moldovenesc School Center;
“Sfântul Andrei” School center for Inclusive Education of Gura Humorului;
Bivolărie School Group;
Fălticeni Special Kindergarten.
Internal and external partnerships, including twinnings and intercommunity associations of
Suceava County
No.
Internal and external partnerships, including twinnings and intercommunity associations of Suceava
County
Protocol
1.
on the cooperation in Chernivtsi – Ukraine region in the years 1995 – 1998.
Protocol
2.
for collabouration between Suceava county – Romania and the province of Drenthe – Netherlands.
Partnership
3.
agreement between Suceava county and the province of Cuneo in Italy.
Cooperation
4.
Agreement between Suceava County and Briceni District, Republic of Moldova.
Partnership
5.
between Suceava County – Romania and Lazio Region – Italy.
Partnership
6.
of friendship and cooperation between Suceava County – Romania and the Department of Drome
– France
Agreement
7.
on the creation of the “Prutul de Sus” Euroregion and on the “Prutul de Sus” Euroregion Statute.
Partnership
8.
of friendship and cooperation between Suceava County – Romania and Edineţ County – Republic
of Moldova.
Cooperation
9.
agreement between Suceava County Council and the Regional Council of Tuscany in Italy
Cooperation
10.
agreement between Suceava County in Romania and Vibo Valentia province in Italy
Participation
11.
of Suceava County, through Suceava County Council as a founding member, in the
establishment of “EURONEST” Intercommunity Development Association
Participation
12.
of Suceava County Council as a founding member, in the establishment of the “Suceava –
Abruzzo” Romanian-Italian Association
Cooperation
13.
agreement between Suceava County of Romania and the province of Jeollabuk - do of the
Republic of Korea.
Participation
14.
of Suceava County Council as a founding member in the establishment of the “Traditional
Bukovina” Association
Participation
15.
of Suceava County Council as a partner in the project “The inns of Rural Europe”, funded under
the LEADER program, Axis 2 – Transnational Cooperation
Association
16.
of Suceava County Council with the AMNYC GROUP CORPORATION NEW YORK U.S.
Company in order to promote and implement projects of county interest.
Participation
17.
of Suceava County, through Suceava County Council as an associate member, at the
establishment of the Intercommunity Development Association on Waste Management in Suceava County
Agreement
18.
between Suceava County Council and the National Trade Union Bloc – Suceava Branch
Cooperation
19.
Protocol between Suceava County Council and the “ABA-DEL-TIN” Association of Suceava
for the promotion of the “Young promoters of the European values” cross-border project, No. P 42, Perseus
Code RO 2006/018-4419.01.02.07
Partnership
20.
Agreement between Suceava County Council and the Local Council of Suceava municipality for
the implementation of the “Folkloric traditions support center” project.
Convention
21.
for the achievement of the activities within the project “Women between past and future 2”
funded by the General Council of Abruzzo region – Italy
Partnership
22.
Agreement between Suceava County Council and Mehedinţi County Council the XXI Century
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Suceava County
Council's
decision
8/5.05.1995
20/4.12.1996
32/21.08.1997
5/5.02.1998
38/23.10.1998
46/26.11.1998
4/16.02.2000
86/27.12.2000
48/18.10.2002
104/24.11.2006
88/27.09.2007
103/29.10.2007
9/30.01.2008
31/31.03.2008
32/31.03.2008
57/26.05.2008
163/19.11.2008
22/29.01.2009
35/27.02.2009
141/30.07.2009
151/26.08.2009
152/26.08.2009
No.
Internal and external partnerships, including twinnings and intercommunity associations of Suceava
County
Women's Association, DASPC Arad, and Bolt International Consulting – L Katsikaris & Co. Limited
Partenership, to implement the project “By ourselves”
Association
23.
of Suceava County Council with the “Made in Bukovina” Association, in order to implement
projects of common interest.
Partnership
24.
Agreement between Suceava County Council, the General Directorate of Social Assistance and
Child
Protection
of
Suceava
County
and
“Ana”
Charity and Mutual Aid Foundation of Suceava, for the implementation of “From sources to resources”
sheltered workshops at the NeuropsychiatricRecovery and Rehabilitation Center in Costâna.
Partnership
25.
Agreement between Suceava County Council and Local Council of Câmpulung Moldovenesc for
the implementation of the “Wood Road” Project.
Cooperation
26.
Agreement between Suceava County Council of Romania and Chişinău municipality of the
Republic of Moldova.
Cooperation
27.
Agreement between Suceava County Council of Romania and Ştefan Vodă District of the
Republic of Moldova.
Partnership
28.
Agreement between Suceava County Council, the General Directorate of Social Assistance and
Child Protection of Suceava County and “Sidorovici” initiative group for co-financing the project
“Improving the quality of life of children and young people in Family Type Alternative Services” of Gura
Humorului.
Cooperation
29.
Agreement in tourism between the counties of Suceava, Bistriţa Nasăud and Cluj.
Suceava County
Council's
decision
168/11.09.2009
178/29.09.2009
27/26.02.2010
110/24.08.2010
111/24.08.2010
144/30.09.2010
160/29.11.2010
Partnerships signed by Suceava County with administrative-territorial
units in other countries
No.
Name of the partner territorial administrative
Date and place of signature of the
unit
Protocol
1.Schwaben Region – GERMANY
May 2, 1997, Augsburg
2.Silezia Voivodeship – POLAND
November 11, 1997, Suceava
3.North Department – FRACE
October 10, 2003, Suceava
4.Mayenne Department
July 10, 2000, Laval
5.Chernivtsi Region – UKRAINE
August 21, 1998, Suceava
6.Ivano – Frankivsk Region – UKRAINE
April 4, 2004, Suceava
7.Abruzzo Region – Italy
July 8, 2006, Suceava
8.Guizhou Province – People's Republic of China
July 3, 2009
9.Ştefan Vodă District
August 24, 2010
10.
Chişinău Municipality
August 24, 2010
Administrative and institutional capacity to access and implement European and governmental
funds
Concerning the European funds, Suceava County Council is situated on an honorable place in comparison with
other county councils in the country, on 31.12.2010, with an impressive number of projects implemented, as follows:
1. Training of urban technicians, for the application of urbanism and territorial planning, financed by the
PHARE program for Regional and Cohesion Policies – PHARE RO9807.01, amounting to 101,500 Euro. The project
was implemented by the Suceava County Council and 120 public servants in local government, specialists in urbanism
and territorial planning benefited from the project‟s results;
2. Tourist information and promotion modules, financed by the PHARE program for Regional and Cohesion
Policies – PHARE RO9807.01, amounting to 37,000 Euro. The project was implemented by the Suceava County
Council, which was the beneficiary of the project;
3. Bukovina 2000, financed from Phare funds, tourism component, amounting to 105,600 Euro. The project was
implemented by the Suceava County Council, which was the beneficiary of the project;
4. Bukovina Economic center, Suceava, totaling 4,999,777 Euro, with mixed funding, as follows: 3,128,860.67
Euro were provided by the Phare Program, which represents 62.58% of the value of the project; 1,215,945.86 Euro were
provided by the Government, which represents 24.32%; 654,970 Euro, co-financing by the Suceava County Council,
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representing 13.10% of the amount of the investment. The project was promoted and implemented by the Suceava
County Council, on the date of putting into operation of the center, on 10. 11. 2006. Currently, Bukovina Economic
Center, Suceava is managed by the Directorate of Heritage of Suceava County;
5. Greening and modernization of the protected areas around monuments pertaining to the national
heritage and UNESCO – Suceava Monastery, financed under PHARE 2003 Project, Economic and social cohesion,
Large Regional Infrastructure Projects. The total value of the project is 3.5 million Euro. The project was promoted and
implemented by the Suceava County Council and the project beneficiaries are the 11 monasteries included in the project
as follows: Putna, Suceviţa, Voroneţ, Moldoviţa, Dragomirna, Humor, Probota, Râşca, Slatina, Slătioara and Bogdan
Vodă – Rădăuţi;
6. “Improvement of health care professionals in the field of psychiatry”, funded by the Leonardo da Vinci
program, amounting to 30,000 Euro. The developer of the project is the Suceava County Council and the beneficiaries
are 12 health care professionals from psychiatric hospitals in Suceava County who have received specialized training in
profile hospitals in Augsburg;
7. “Improvement of the personnel in the field of children's rights protection”, funded by the Leonardo da
Vinci program, amounting to 36,000 Euro. The developer is the Suceava County Council and the beneficiaries are 20
employees of the Department for Children‟s Rights Protection in Suceava County who have received specialized
training in specialized centers in Augsburg;
8. Restructuring and establishment of new services in the Neuropsychological recovery and rehabilitation
center of Costâna in Suceava County, funded by the Phare Program /2003/005-551.01.04.01, amounting to 600,000
Euro.
Suceava County Council has promoted and implemented the project, and the beneficiary is the Neuropsychological
recovery and rehabilitation center of Costâna;
9. Promotion of the disadvantaged mining area “Bukovina, Suceava County”, funded by the National Fund
for Regional Development. The value of the project is 11,500 Euro, Suceava County Council being the originator and
the beneficiary were 18 local communities in the disadvantaged areas;
10. I want to live independently, financed by the Government of Romania through the Ministry of Development
and Prognosis, worth 150,000 Euro. The initiator of the project was Suceava County Council and the beneficiary was the
Recovery and rehabilitation center for people with disabilities of Sasca Mică;
11. The festival of traditional dance and song of Bukovina funded under the Neighborhood Programme between
Romania – Ukraine 2004 – 2006, PHARE CBC 2004, funded under the Neighborhood Programme between Romania –
Ukraine 2004 – 2006, PHARE CBC 2005, “people to people” Actions Priority, “Joint Fund for Small Projects”
Measure. The project is amounting to 48,855 Euro. The project was completed on 30.11.2007;
12. Regional Economic Forum of Bukovina funded under the Neighborhood Programme between Romania –
Ukraine 2004 – 2006, PHARE CBC 2004, Priority 1 – Promoting the local socio - economic development, Measure 1. 2
– Economic cross-border cooperation. The total value of the project is 61,580 Euro. The project was completed in
October 2007;
13. Exchange of experience between the representatives of the local public administration, funded under the
Neighborhood Programme between Romania – Ukraine 2004 – 2006, PHARE CBC 2005, “people to people” Actions
Priority, and “Joint Fund for Small Projects” Measure. The total value of the project is 48,410 EUR. The project was
completed on 16.08.2008;
14. Rehabilitation of the old transport corridors in the historic region of Bukovina: 175 DJ Benea – Moldova
Suliţa, funded under the Neighborhood Programme between Romania – Ukraine 2004 – 2006, PHARE CBC 2005
component. The total value of the project is 959,315 EUR. The date of signing the financing contract was 27.08.2007
and the completion date of the project was 29.08.2009;
15. Cross-border transport infrastructure between Suceava County and Chernivtsi region: Modernization
of DJ 291 A Siret – Frătăuţii Noi, funded under the Neighborhood Programme between Romania – Ukraine 2004 –
2006, PHARE CBC 2006 component. The date of completion of the project was 22.11.2009;
16. Cross-border center for business training, funded under the Neighborhood Programme between Romania –
Ukraine 2004 – 2006, PHARE CBC 2006 component. The total value of the project is 202,086 Euro. The project was
completed on 22.10. 2009;
17. Integrated system for the administrative act performance by implementing e-government solutions in
the Suceava County Council, financed under the “Increase of Economic Competitiveness” SOP 2007-2013, Axis III,
Key Area of Intervention 2, Operation 1 “Supporting the implementation of e-government solutions”. The total value of
the project is 1,927,800 RON, the grant agreement was signed on 25.08.2009 and the implementation period was 16
months;
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18. Modernization of DJ 208 S, Dolhasca – Probota, km 0+000+8+000, financed under the ROP 2007-2013,
Priority axis 2 – “Improving the regional and local transport infrastructure”. The total value of the project is
5,671,131.44 RON. The grant contract was signed on 26.02.2009, the deadline for completion being 2 years;
19. Modernization of DJ 290, Salcea – Vereşti – Roşcani, km 0+000 – 13+000; 17+000 – 22+225, financed
under the ROP 2007-2013, Priority axis 2 – “Improving the regional and local transport infrastructure”. The total value
of the project is 13. 825,945.92 RON. The grant contract was signed on 26.02.2009, the deadline for completion being 2
years;
20. Modernization of DJ 174, Vatra Dornei – Şaru Dornei – Panaci, km 0+000 – 22+000, financed under the
ROP 2007-2013, Priority axis 2 – “Improving the regional and local transport infrastructure”. The total value of the
project is 38,720,077.60 RON. The grant contract was signed on 04.04.2009, the deadline for completion being 2 years;
21. Skill transfer, skill formation – mobile team extension, financed under the PHARE Program 2006/018147.04.0203.01.107. The total value of the project is 212,670 Euro;
22. Residential center for children with delinquent behavior, funded by the ANPDC, amounting to 529,800 lei.
The project was completed on 02.10.2009;
23. LIZUCA Day and night shelter for homeless children in Fălticeni – AD-10/SV, financed by the CEB,
amounting to 405,957 Euro, with a local contribution of 6,123 Euro.
24. Training program for staff in residential services in the subordination of DGASPC Suceava, funded by
the ANPDC, amounting to 85,230 RON, with a local contribution of 8,700 RON.
25. Bukovina common cultural heritage preservation, funded under the Neighborhood Programme between
Romania – Ukraine 2004 – 2006, PHARE CBC 2005 component. The total value of the project is 58,648 Euro.
26. Art as a common language between two cultures, funded under the Neighborhood Programme between
Romania – Ukraine 2004 – 2006, PHARE CBC 2006 component. The total value of the project is 59,000 Euro.
Also, in September 2011, in the county a large number of projects have been approved for financing, under the
National Rural Development Programme, respectively:
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Young farmers installation measure – 64
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Farms modernization measure – 35
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Supporting semi-subsistence farms measure– 1.171
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Support the creation and development of micro-enterprises measure – 54
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Encouragement of tourism activities measure– 87
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Village renewal and development, improving basic services for economy and rural population
and highlighting the rural heritage measure – 33
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Implementation of cooperation projects measure- 6
Local councils of municipalities, cities and communes in Suceava County conducted extensive work in promoting
and implementing projects with European, local or government funding. The situation of the projects and / or
investments made in the last 3 years within each locality are presented, as reported within the questionnaire survey
conducted during January –February 2011 among local public administration authorities in Suceava County, as follows:
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SUCEAVA MUNICIPALITY
Suceava - Utilities and environment at European standards
Local budget
CIVITAS – SMILE, Ecological alternatives for sustainable development of European cities,
VI CIVITAS II Energy-Transport-Environment and Local Budget
Suceava Municipality
framework program
“MIDAS – Measures for influencing the transport demand for sustainable development”, Suceava
Europe Intelligent Energy Programme and Local Budget
Municipality
„„ISPA – Rehabilitation of the water supply and sanitation system in Suceava Municipality‟‟
ISPA Programme and Local Budget
CÂMPULUNG MOLDOVENESC MUNICIPALITY
Sustainable development through tourism in the Northern Carpathians, Câmpulung Moldovenesc
Phare CBC
Municipality
Utilities and environment at European standards in Câmpulung Moldovenesc Municipality
EBRD loan
Rehabilitation of green spaces in Câmpulung Moldovenesc Municipality
Environmental Fund
FĂLTICENI MUNICIPALITY
Rehabilitation works at the Agricultural College of Fălticeni,
State budget
Rehabilitation works at “Nicu Gane” National College, Fălticeni Municipality
State budget
ANL housing (71 housing units on two sites), Fălticeni Municipality
Ministry of Regional Development and Tourism
Creation of a food unit, of a dining room and extension of “Pinocchio” all-day Kindergarten no. 4,
Fălticeni Municipality
Gym construction in Fălticeni Municipality
“Mihai Băcescu” Waters Museum building renovation, in Fălticeni Municipality
Establishment of a festival hall, subordinated to the “Ion Irimescu” Museum of Art (“Pictor Aurel
Băeşu” hall), in Fălticeni Municipality
Rehabilitation and modernisation of the Marketplace Fălticeni Municipality
Annual program of asphalt repairing in Fălticeni Municipality
RĂDĂUȚI MUNICIPALITY
Rehabilitation of the collection and transport system and construction of a mechanical waste
treatment plant, in Rădăuți Municipality
Lighting network Extension in Tolocii area, Francei Street, Calea Bucovinei Street in Rădăuți
Municipality
Rehabilitation of the central park in Rădăuți Municipality
Redevelopment of the zoo, in Rădăuți Municipality
Redevelopment of the recreational park, in Rădăuți Municipality
Local budget of Fălticeni Municipality
Abruzzo community – Italy
Phare 2004 funds
Local budget
Environment Fund Administration
Increasing the energy efficiency of flats in Rădăuți Municipality
Rental housing for young people up to 35 years S + P +3E + M (80 housing units) in Rădăuți
ANL
Municipality
VATRA DORNEI MUNICIPALITY
Rehabilitation of the collection and transport system and the achievement of a municipal waste
Phare 2004
transfer station in Vatra Dornei
Phare 2005 – Extension and modernization of domestic and pluvial waste water networks in Vatra
Phare 2005
Dornei tourist in order to reach EU standards
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Concrete bridges in the village of Cotârgași, the city of Broșteni
Pavement of the communal roads in the city of Broșteni
Modernization of public lighting in the city of Broșteni
Thermal power plant at Nicolae Nanu School Group of Brosteni
Rehabilitation of roofs to apartment blocks in Broșteni mining district
OG.7/2006
Government of Romania
Local budget + credit
Local budget
Romanian Fund for Social Development
THE CITY OF CAJVANA
Rehabilitation of the School Group of the city of Cajvana
Local budget + state budget
Residential center in the city of Cajvana
Local budget
Pedestrian access ways in the city of Cajvana
Local budget
Public parking in the city of Cajvana
Local budget
Pavement in the city of Cajvana
Local budget
Defense of banks in the city of Cajvana
Local budget
Wall of support in the city of Cajvana
Local budget
Bridges in the city of Cajvana
Local budget
Construction of a Primary and lower secondary school, GF+2 in the city of Cajvana
World Bank
School of Arts and Crafts construction in the city of Cajvana
World Bank
THE CITY OF DOLHASCA
Establishment of a Mobile Unit, and Medical Services for Rroma, in the city of Dolhasca
PHARE 2006
Integrated Community Centre for Health Services, in the city of Dolhasca
PHARE 2006
THE CITY OF FRASIN
Construction of a Bukovina style gate in the city of Frasin
Local budget
Construction of park in the center of Frasin
Local budget
Sports base redevelopment - Stadium in the city of Frasin
Local budget
Staniște footbridge construction, in the city of Frasin
Local budget
THE TOWN OF GURA HUMORULUI
Selective collection system and waste transfer station establishment in the area of the town of Gura
PHARE, State budget, Local budget
Humorului
Extension and rehabilitation of recreational and pedestrian green spaces in the area of the town of
Gura Humorului
InfoBukovina Tourist Information Campaign for the cross-border region between Romania –
Neighborhood Programme between Romania – Ukraine, PHARE CBC 2006
Ukraine, Gura Humorului
Rehabilitation and Extension of the “Lunca Moldovei” Green Space, object 1 “Arinis Park”, Gura
Humorului
NAP Tourism Bukovina, Gura Humorului
Neighborhood Programme between Romania – Ukraine 2004 – 2006,
Priority no. 1: Expanding and strengthening the tourism sector
To the sea on mountain paths, the town of Gura Humorului
Neighborhood Programme between Romania – Ukraine 2004 – 2006,
PHARE CBC 2005
THE CITY OF LITENI
Renovation and mansard-roofing of Liteni City Hall
Local budget
Sidewalk pavement in the city of Liteni
Local budget
No. 4 communal road pavement in the city of Liteni
Local budget
Liteni - Rotunda communal road rehabilitation
Local budget
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Local budget
Rehabilitation of bridge over Şomuz creek, the city of Liteni
Local budget
574 ml of city road asphalting in the city of Liteni
Local budget
I. V. Liteanu School Group yard pavement– building B, in the city of Liteni
Local budget
THE CITY OF MILIȘĂUȚI
Construction of a new kindergarten in the city of Milișăuți
State budget
Rehabilitation of 2 schools in the city of Milișăuți
State budget
Construction of a new office for the Milișăuți City Hall
Local budget
Construction of an annex at the office for Milișăuți City Hall
Local budget
Rehabilitation through asphaltation of 3 streets in the city of Milișăuți
Local budget
Asphaltation of Barbu Lăutaru and Popeștilor Streets in the city of Milișăuți
Local budget
Purchase of fire-fighting vehicle in the city of Milișăuți
Local budget
THE CITY OF SALCEA
Asphaltation of DC 63 in the city of Salcea
Local budget
THE CITY OF SIRET
S.A.M.T.l.D. - Rehabilitation of the drinking water networks in Suceava County, including the
BERD; PHARE; State budget; Local budget
city of Siret
Rehabilitation and modernization of the urban street network in the city of Siret
Local budget
The city of Siret – another chance in case of Emergency / Modernization Fund for the Development
PHARE; State budget; Local budget
of Local Administration III - IV - PHARE 2005
Modernization of streets: 9 Mai and Laţcu Vodă and the Fit upof the intersections in the central
Local budget
area, in the city of Siret
Concrete pavement restoration in the city of Siret
PHARE; State budget; Local budget
Selective waste collection system and Recyclable waste recovery center in the city of Siret- PHARE PHARE; State budget; Local budget
2006
Essential repairs to the Chronic psychiatric hospital – 1st chronic ward in the city of Siret
Local budget
THE CITY OF SOLCA
SAMTID II – Rehabilitation of the drinking water networks in Suceava County
Phare, National Grant, external loan and local budget
Program Package – Rehabilitation of Schools – School with six classrooms in the city of Solca
State budget (Ministry of Education)
DT - Power supply in the new school, in the city of Solca
Local budget
DT - Water supply and sewerage network, in the new school, in the city of Solca
Local budget
DT – Thermal power plant fitting in the new school, in the city of Solca
Local budget
DT - Thermal power plant fitting in the City Hall and in the Kindergarten in the city of Solca
Local budget
DT - Rehabilitation of drinking water networks on Ciprian Porumbescu Street and Splaiul
Local budget
Independenţei Street in the city of Solca
THE CITY OF VICOVU DE SUS
ECO-waste Vicovu de Sus
PHARE 2006
THE COMMUNE OF ARBORE
Modernization of Bodnăreni communal road-DN2K-Cotu de Jos in the commune of Arbore,
SAPARD Programme
Suceava County – project destroyed by floods
The Local Community Electronic Network through the Knowledge-based Economy Program
World Bank and the Ministry of Communications
THE COMMUNE OF BAIA
Establishing the new park called “Alexandru cel Bun”, in the commune of Baia
Environmental Fund Administration
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THE COMMUNE OF BĂLĂCEANA
Modernization of human dispensary in the commune of Bălăceana
Rompetrol
Biblionet- My Library World, the commune of Bălăceana
Bill and Melinda Gates
THE COMMUNE OF BERCHIȘEȘTI
Knowledge-based Economy, in the commune of Berchișești
Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, Ministry of
Education and Research
Construction of a School with 12 classrooms, in the commune of Berchișești
Ministry of Education and Research, the Town Hall of the commune of
Berchișești
Renovation and mansard-roofing of the Town Hall of the commune of Berchișești
Local budget
Free Internet for the citizens of the commune of Berchișești
Local budget
How to become better parents
U.N.I.C.E.F.
Roadside crucifix – the locality of Corlata
Local budget
Substitution of plate covers, windows, thermal power plant, bathroom / Modernization of Corlata
Local budget
School, the commune of Berchișești
Purchase of backhoe loaders in the commune of Berchișești
Local budget
Purchase of a trash car in the commune of Berchișești
Local budget
Elabouration of the local development strategy of the commune of Berchișești
Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF BILCA
Rehabilitation of School no.2 in the commune of Bilca
Own sources
THE COMMUNE OF BOGDĂNEȘTI
Water supply in the commune of Bogdănești
OG7/ 2006
THE COMMUNE OF BOROAIA
Water supply in the commune of Boroaia, Suceava County – Stage I
Governmental funds, own funds
Establishment of parking lots and pedestrian paths in the commune of Boroaia
Own funds
THE COMMUNE OF BOSANCI
Extension and modernization of Bosanci Town Hall office
Own funds
Modernization of Bosanci Cultural Centre
Own funds
Modernization of Bosanci Primary and lower secondary School
Own funds
Modernization of the Human Dispensary in the commune of Bosanci
Partnership with Rompetrol
THE COMMUNE OF BOTOȘANA
“Robeni” Kindergarten in the commune of Botoșana
Government
Cultural Centre in the commune of Botoșana
Local + CC
THE COMMUNE OF BREAZA
Rehabilitation of the Human Dispensary in the commune of Breaza
Local budget
Rehabilitation of the PSI shed in the commune of Breaza
Local budget
Construction of bathroom through the extension of the Cultural Centre in the commune of Breaza
Local budget
Sidewalks in the commune of Breaza
Local budget
Marketplace pavement in the commune of Breaza
Local budget
Central heating in the Human Dispensary of the commune of Breaza
Local budget
Establishment and development of children's park in the commune of Breaza
Local budget
Rehabilitation of Breaza Town Hall
Local budget
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THE COMMUNE OF BRODINA
Construction of a Kindergarten in the village of Brodina
Local budget
Construction of a Kindergarten in the village of Falcău, the commune of Brodina
Private funds
Construction of Primary School in the village of Sadău, the commune of Brodina
Private funds
THE COMMUNE OF BURLA
Local roads pavement, the commune of Burla
FRDS
THE COMMUNE OF CACICA
Modernization of communal roads in the commune of Cacica
SAPARD
Promotion of the cultural and tourism potential in the Romanian-Ukrainian cross-border region
PHARE CBC - 2006
through the establishment of the Cacica House of Nationalities Cultural-tourist Complex
Knowledge-based Economy in the commune of Cacica
Government of Romania, World Bank
Support school for disadvantaged areas in Cacica
Romanian Agency for Sustainable Development of Industrial Areas
(ARDDZI), the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development for
the financing of the Project on mine closure, environmental rehabilitation
and socio-economic regeneration
Pădurețul Folk Club in the commune of Cacica
Idem
Minerul Sports club in the commune of Cacica
Idem
THE COMMUNE OF CALAFINDEȘTI
Rehabilitation of Primary and lower secondary School, in the commune of Calafindeşti
Government funding through the “Rehabilitation of Schools” Programme
Paved ditches on DC39 L=320 ml in the commune of Calafindeşti
Local budget
Rehabilitation of the gym in the commune of Calafindeşti
C.N.I.
Electrical network Extension in the commune of Calafindeşti – 2 locations – I
Government funding through the “Electrification 2007-2009” Programme
Framework for conducting cultural and artistic events composed of scene and platform in the
Local budget
commune of Calafindești
THE COMMUNE OF CAPU CÂMPULUI
Modernization of D.J. 177 C in the commune of Capu Câmpului
Suceava County Council
Defense of Moldova river banks in the commune of Capu Câmpului
State Budget – Ministry of Environment
Installation of two thermal power plants in schools in the commune of Capu Câmpului
Local budget
Extension of the public lighting system in the commune of Capu Câmpului
Local budget
Desilting of 10.8 km of streams in the commune of Capu Câmpului
Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF CIOCĂNEȘTI
Partial network of water supply in the commune of Ciocănești
GD 577/1997
Partial damming of the river Bistrița in the commune of Ciocănești
GD 1/2003
Partial rehabilitation of the Middle school in the commune of Ciocănești
Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports
Purchase of the National themes museum building in the commune of Ciocănești
Local budget
Rehabilitation of the pedestrian bridge over the river Bistrița
Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF CIPRIAN PORUMBESCU
Electrical grid Extension in the commune of Ciprian Porumbescu
Local budget
Asphalting of DC 24 (1km) in the commune of Ciprian Porumbescu
Local budget
School modernization in the commune of Ciprian Porumbescu
Local budget
Roofing of Ciprian Porumbescu Town Hall
Local budget
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Asphalting of communal road, 12km in the locality of Cîrlibaba
GD 577
THE COMMUNE OF COMĂNEȘTI
Construction of the Town Hall office, the commune of Ciocănești
State budget
Construction of toilets in Comănești school
State budget
Modernization of communal road in the locality of Comănești
Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF CORNU LUNCII
Implementation of the waste collection and transport system in the communes of Cornu Luncii,
PHARE 2004
Baia, Boroaia, Forăşti and Mălini
Rehabilitation of Cornu Luncii Primary and lower secondary School
Local
Rehabilitation of the Cornu Luncii Cultural Centre
Locală
Regulation and defense of banks for Sasca Mare stream, the commune of Cornu Luncii
Government Decision
THE COMMUNE OF CRUCEA
Heating system and joinery endowment at Crucea School
Local budget
Rehabilitation and modernization of Cojoci School, the commune of Crucea
Local budget
Construction of Crucea “Playground”
ANDZM Bucharest
Rehabilitation of DC Crucea - center
Local budget
Water supply in Arama, Chiril, Toance.
Local budget
Regularisation of Hopăinești-Cojoci stream and Chiril stream, the commune of Crucea
Local budget
Rehabilitation of the Chiril Cultural Centre, the commune of Crucea
Local budget
Reconstruction of the burned church in Satu Mare
Local budget + GD + donations
THE COMMUNE OF DOLHEȘTI
Construction of the sidewalk from concrete pavement in the commune of Dolhești
Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF DORNA ARINI
Pavement of DC 76 – V. Dornei – Gheorghiteni 2+5.500, the commune of Dorna Arini
Government
Modernization of DC Cozănești, the commune of Dorna Arini
Government + Local budget
Installation of PVC joinery in the Cultural Centre in the commune of Dorna Arini
Local budget
Solid fuel plant at the Town Hall
Local budget
Solid fuel plant at D. Arini Primary and lower secondary School
Government
Information and Documentation Centre at Dorna Arini School
Government
THE COMMUNE OF DORNA CANDRENILOR
Modernization of the auto forest road– Poiana Negrii, the commune of Dorna Candrenilor
SAPARD – European funds
Modernization of communal roads, 3.05 km, in the commune of Dorna Candrenilor
FEADR – European funds
THE COMMUNE OF DORNEȘTI
“Roads through life” Integrated Project : The road from home, the road to school
FRDS and World Bank / Local budget
Road planning stage II in the commune of Dornești
Local budget
Road planning stage III in the commune of Dornești
Local budget
Extension of the unincorporated area for housing construction in the commune of Dornești
Local budget
Toilets at Dorneşti School of Arts and Crafts
Local budget
Electrification of the ensemble of housing in Ismas area, the commune of Dornești
Local budget
Pavement of DC 51 B, Dornești - Iaz, km 1+000 - 5+000
State budget
Road building with concrete – Cultural Centre –CFR Barrier, the commune of Dornești
State budget
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Thermal plant and heating system at Drăgoieşti School
Rehabilitation of Drăgoieşti School building A
Update of the General Urban Plan for the commune of Drăgoiești
Local budget
Local budget
Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF DRĂGUȘENI
Water supply in the village of Drăgușeni, the commune of Drăgușeni
European Funds
Sewerage and wastewater treatment system in the village of Drăgușani
SAPARD
Construction of Drăgușeni Primary and lower secondary School
European Funds
Construction of pedestrian sidewalk in the commune of Drăgușeni
European Funds
THE COMMUNE OF DUMBRĂVENI
Thermal rehabilitation of blocks in the commune of Dumbrăveni
Government +budget +AP
Thermal rehabilitation of the library in the commune of Dumbrăveni
Local budget
Extension of water supply and sewer networks in the commune of Dumbrăveni
Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF FÂNTÂNA MARE
Construction of Fântâna Mare Town Hall office
Local budget
Modernization of "Ion Muceleanu" Fântâna Mare Primary and lower secondary School
Budget of the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports
THE COMMUNE OF FÎNTÎNELE
Knowledge-based Economy, the commune of Fîntînele
Government of Romania, World Bank
THE COMMUNE OF FORĂȘTI
Garbage collection and selection in the locality of Forăști
PHARE Funds
Construction of Uideşti Primary Schoolin the commune of Forăști
Governmental funds
Toilets in Manolea Primary and lower secondary School in the commune of Forăști
Governmental funds
Forăști Town Hall office
Local budget
Oniceni Primary and lower secondary School, in the commune of Forăști
Governmental funds
Kindergarten in the village of Boura, the commune of Forăști
Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF FRĂTĂUȚII NOI
Modernization and repair in School no. 2, Frătăuții Noi
Governmental funds
THE COMMUNE OF FRĂTĂUȚII VECHI
Rehabilitation of Maneuți Cultural Centre, the commune of Frătăuții Vechi
Local budget
Fitting up of the building for the operational general practice, dental and pharmacy medical office,
Local budget
the commune of Frătăuții Vechi
Modernization by building with concrete of 2 communal roads over a length of 2.5 km, the
Local budget
commune of Frătăuții Vechi
Modernization of kindergarten no. 1 of Frătăuții Vechi
Local budget
Construction of a classroom and toilets in school no. 1 of Frătăuții Vechi
Construction of a heating plant and a wood warehouse in school no. 2 of Frătăuții Vechi
Courtyard, sidewalks and parking lots pavement at the 3 schools, totaling 1,350 sq. m, the commune
of Frătăuții Vechi
Construction of pedestrian sidewalks in Frătăuții Vechi and Măneuți over a length of 500 m
Establishment of 3 playgrounds for children in the commune of Frătăuții Vechi
Desilting and re-execution of 14 km of canals and ditches and 24 culverts in Frătăuții Vechi
Repair by pavement of 7 km of communal roads damaged in the floods of 2008 and the recovery of
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Repair by pavement of 15 km of communal roads in Frătăuții Vechi
Local budget
Electrical grid extension with 800 m in the commune of Frătăuții Vechi
Local budget
Rehabilitation and modernization of Maneuți School
Governmental funds
THE COMMUNE OF FRUMOSU
Modernization of Forest Roads in the commune of Frumosu
SAPARD
Concrete bridges in the commune of Frumosu
Government of Romania – GO no.7/2006.
Modernization of SVSU of Frumosu
PHARE PROGRAMME
Knowledge-based Economy – the commune of Frumosu
M.C.I.T. (Ministry of Communications and Information Technology)
Programme
Pavement of communal roads and local streets in the commune of Frumosu
Local budget
Rehabilitation of schools and kindergartens in the commune of Frumosu
Local budget
Rehabilitation of festivities halls and Cultural Centres
Local budget
Pavement of public sidewalks and patios of the 3 Churches in the commune of Frumosu
Local budget
Creation of damming and bank protection in the commune of Frumosu
Local budget
Construction of pedestrian bridges in the commune of Frumosu
Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF GĂLĂNEȘTI
Rehabilitation and Extension of Gălănești Primary School
FEDR
THE COMMUNE OF GRĂMEȘTI
Modernization of Middle School in the commune of Grămești
World Bank and Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF GRĂNICEȘTI
Electrical grid Extension in the commune of Grănicești
Local budget
Extension of water supply network in the commune of Grănicești
Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF HÂRTOP
Modernization of 2 km of communal road in the commune of Hârtop
Local budget
Extension of the electrical grid with 1800 m in the commune of Hârtop
State budget and Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF HORODNIC DE SUS
Modernization of Horodnic de Sus Town Hall
Local budget
Horodnic de Sus Kindergarten No. 2
Local budget
Modernization of DC 45 in the commune of Horodnic de Sus
Credit
Construction of garages in the commune of Horodnic de Sus
Local budget
Construction of a gym in the commune of Horodnic de Sus
Local budget
Thermal power plant in Horodnic de Sus Kindergarten
Local budget
Rehabilitation of Horodnic de Sus School no. 1
Local budget and State budget
Rehabilitation of Horodnic de Sus School no. 3
Local budget and State budget
THE COMMUNE OF HORODNICENI
Modernization of Horodniceni Town Hall (interior, exterior, equipped with furniture, computer
Local budget
systems)
Construction of 3 destroyed houses for people whose houses were affected by the floods in JuneLocal budget
July 2008
Completion of communal road asphalting between HARA-Horodniceni, link with the county road
Local budget
to Suceava – 2 KM
Establishment of bus stations in the commune of Horodniceni
Local budget
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Modernization of road in the commune of Horodniceni
Local budget
Modernization and extension of the public lighting system in the commune of Horodniceni
Local budget
Extension of the electricity supply network in the commune of Horodniceni
Local budget
Completion of the integrated management system and selective waste collection – the delegation of
Local budget
waste management services to the regional operator, in the commune of Horodniceni
Purchase of containers for selective collection of municipal waste in Horodniceni
Local budget
Construction / Planning of a watering system for cattle – Mihăiești communal grazing land,
Local budget
Horodniceni
Rehabilitation of Brădățel school
Local budget
Rehabilitation of Horodniceni school
Local budget
Rehabilitation of Botești school
Local budget
Establishment, arrangement of playgrounds in villages of the commune of Horodniceni
Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF IACOBENI
Establishment of a playground for children (Amusement Park)
ARDDZI
THE COMMUNE OF IASLOVĂȚ
Modernization of DC 42A Iaslovăț-Bodnăreni
Local budget
Electrical grid Extension in the commune of Iacobeni
Local budget
Rehabilitation and modernization of Iaslovăț Kindergarten no. 2
Local budget
Rehabilitation of building A of Iaslovăț School no. 1
State budget
Works for banks defense and recovery of pathways following the disaster in 2008 in the commune
Local budget + State budget
of Iaslovăț
Modernization of DC Km 0+0.20 la 0+220 with asphalt surfacing in the commune of Iaslovăț
Local budget
“Knowledge-based Economy” Project in the commune of Iaslovăț
State budget
THE COMMUNE OF ILIȘEȘTI
Rehabilitation of Ilișești Kindergarten
THE COMMUNE OF IPOTEȘTI
Asphalting of DC 70 in the commune of Ipotești
Governmental funds
Rebuilding of bridges in the commune of Ipotești
Governmental funds
Extension of the water supply network in the commune of Ipotești
Local budget
Extension of the sewerage network in the commune of Ipotești
Local budget
Construction of a gym in the commune of Ipotești
Governmental funds
Rehabilitation of Ipotești Middle School no. 2
Governmental funds
Creation of pedestrian bridge over waters in Tișăuți in the commune of Ipotești
Local budget
Rk DC 200 with a length of 1400 m in the commune of Ipotești
Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF MARGINEA
Organization of the selective domestic and recycling waste collection system in the area of
Phare CES 2005
Marginea
Modernization of forest road Pietrele Muieri in the commune of Marginea
SAPARD
THE COMMUNE OF MĂLINI
Implementation of the waste collection and transport system in the commune of Mălini
PHARE
Mălini Ski area
Local budget
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Rehabilitation of Văleni Pîraie and lower secondary School, the commune of Mălini
THE COMMUNE OF MĂNĂSTIREA HUMORULUI
Modernization of forest roads Dulcea, Văcăreni and Magherniță, the commune of Mănăstirea
SAPARD
Humorului
Rehabilitation of the communal roads in the locality of Mănăstirea Humorului
Governmental funds
Selective waste collection system and transfer station development in the area of Gura Humorului,
PHARE CES 2004
the commune of Mănăstirea Humorului
Renovation of the Cultural Centre of Mănăstirea Humorului
Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF MITOCU DRAGOMIRNEI
New office for the Town Hall in the commune of Mitocu Dragomirnei
Local budget
Thermal rehabilitation of the Primary and lower secondary school in the commune of Mitocu
Local budget
Dragomirnei
Human medical, medical dispensary, pharmacy and physician‟s residence in the commune of
Local Budget and sponsorship
Mitocu Dragomirnei
Kindergarten, fences and office endowment, medical office, in the commune of Mitocu Dragomirnei Local budget
Asphalting of DC 57 Suceava-Lipoveni, the commune of Mitocu Dragomirnei
Local budget
Asphalting of the linking road DJ208U-DJ208D, the commune of Mitocu Dragomirnei
Local budget
Ballasting of Communal roads in the commune of Mitocu Dragomirnei
Local budget
General Urban Plan and LUR (Local Urban Regulations) in Mitocu Dragomirnei
THE COMMUNE OF MOARA
Liteni communal road concreting, the commune of Moara
Local budget
Construction of a Cultural Centre in Moara Nică
Local budget
Rehabilitation of Liteni School, the commune of Moara
Local budget
Rehabilitation of Moara Carp School, the commune of Moara
State budget
THE COMMUNE OF MOLDOVA SULIȚA
Modernization of DC 87 Pârâul Sulița, the commune of Moldova Sulița
Rehabilitation and modernization of Benia Primary school, the commune of Moara Sulița
Local budget
Rehabilitation and modernization of Moldova Sulița Primary and lower secondary school
Local budget
Rehabilitation and modernization of Moldova Sulița Town Hall Office
Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF MOLDOVIȚA
Execution of sidewalks and parking lots in the commune of Moldoviţa
Local budget
Execution of gabions by construction of larders (defense of banks) for Moldoviţa river
Local budget
Construction of 2 concrete bridges in the commune of Moldoviţa
Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF OSTRA
Modernization of Baisescu forest road, the commune of Ostra
SAPARD
Construction and equipment of the redundant miners‟ club in the commune of Ostra
ANDZM
Day educational center ABA-DEL-TIN
FRDS- financing by SGM (Small Grants Scheme)
Residential center for children who have delinquent behavior
Suceava County Consililul by DGASPC
Selective waste collection system and development of a transfer station in Gura Humorului
PHARE 2004
Establishment and equipment of children‟s playground in the commune of Ostra
ANDZM – financing by SGM
THE COMMUNE OF PANACI
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Phare 2006 CES
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Knowledge-based Economy
World Bank and the Government of Romania
THE COMMUNE OF PĂLTINOASA
Rehabilitation of Păltinoasa School in the commune of Păltinoasa
Local budget
Rehabilitation of Capu-Codrului School in the commune of Păltinoasa
Local budget and state budget
Completion of the construction of Capu Codrului Cultural Centre in the commune of Păltinoasa
Rehabilitation of communal roads in the commune of Păltinoasa
Construction of a gym – Păltinoasa
THE COMMUNE OF PĂTRĂUȚI
Modernization of the 2.5 km communal road in the commune of Pătrăuți
FRDS
THE COMMUNE OF PÎRTEȘTII DE JOS
Construction of “La Buliga Doru” pedestrian bridge, the commune of Pîrteștii de Jos
Local budget
Construction of “La Golea” pedestrian bridge , the commune of Pîrteștii de Jos
Local budget
Modernization of the communal road –asphalting of 1 km, the commune of Pîrteștii de Jos
Local budget
Pavement of DC 23 2km, the commune of Pîrteștii de Jos
Governmental funds
Pavement of DC 21 1,5 km, the commune of Pîrteștii de Jos
Governmental funds
Water supply system in the villages of Pîrteştii de Jos and Vîrfu Dealului
Governmental funds
Rehabilitation of school workshops – “Nicanor Moroşan” School Group, the commune of Pîrteștii
PHARE funds
de Jos
Update of the G.U.P. and L.U.R.for the commune of Pîrteştii de Jos
Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF POIANA STAMPEI
Water Supply in the commune of Poiana Stampei
GO7/2006
THE COMMUNE OF POIENI SOLCA
Reinforced concrete bridge on DC 19 in the commune of Poieni Solca
Local budget
Reinforced concrete bridge on unpaved road in the commune of Poieni Solca
Local budget
Bank protection on Racova creek, the commune of Poieni Solca
Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF POJORÂTA
Asphalting of DC Putna – 1 km, the commune of Pojorâta
Local budget
Rehabilitation of kindergarten no. 1, thermal power plant, bathroom, roof, interior, the commune of
Local budget
Pojorâta
Rehabilitation of Primary middle school, thermal power plant, bathroom, joinery, the commune of
Local budget
Pojorâta
Door to door waste collection, the commune of Pojorâta
Local budget
Town Hall annex and thermal power plant for Pojorâta Town Hall
Local budget
Rehabilitation of the footbridge, in Valea Pojoritei area
Local budget
Pojorâta orthodox cemetery fence construction
Local budget
Pavement in the center of Pojorâta, 470 mp
Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF PREUTEȘTI
Water Supply in the commune of Preutești
State budget
Modernization of communal roads in the commune of Preutești
Local budget
Pavement of communal roads, Preutești
State budget
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THE COMMUNE OF PUTNA
Installation of supervisory and alarm technical system against burglary, the commune of Putna
Local budget
Footbridge on Strajerilor street in the village of Gura-Putnei, the commune of Putna
Local budget
Arrangement of sidewalk 1700 ml in the commune of Putna
Local budget
Ballasting of communal roads in Gura-Putnei and Putna
Local budget
Metal bridge over Putnişoara river in Zubaş area
Local budget
Modernization of 5,0 km of forest roads in the village of Putna and in the village of Gura-Putnei
SAPARD
Rehabilitation of Veţău communal road in the commune of Putna
Local budget
Rehabilitation of Putnişoara communal road in the commune of Putna
Local budget
Rehabilitation of Putnişoara communal road in the commune of Putna
Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF RĂDĂȘENI
Establishment of the new office for Rădășeni Town Hall
Local budget
Modernization of communal roads in the commune of Rădășeni
SAPARD
Purchase of a tractor for the Public Service for road maintenance of the commune of Rădășeni
Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF RÎȘCA
Rîșca kindergarten no. 1
Local budget
Rîșca Village Museum
Local budget
“Crucea din Hotar”, the commune of Rîșca
Local budget
Center for emergency situations in the commune of Rîșca
Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF SATU MARE
Rehabilitation of communal roads in Satu Mare
Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF SIMINICEA
Water supply in the commune of Siminicea
SOLEL BONEH
Modernization of 2 schools in the commune of Siminicea
PHARE
Expansion of the 2 km natural gas network
Utilities and Environment
THE COMMUNE OF STRAJA
Construction of a bridge in the commune of Straja
Local budget
Construction of a kindergarten in the commune of Straja
Local budget
Straja RR.SAC the old building
State budget
Update of the G.U.P. for the commune of Straja
Local budget
Municipality and school yard pavement in the commune of Straja
Local budget
Restoring of the public lighting network in the commune of Straja
Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF STROIEȘTI
Zăhărești Cultural Centre, the commune of Stroiești
Ministry of Culture and National Heritage
THE COMMUNE OF STULPICANI
Selective waste collection system and development of a transfer station in the commune of
PHARE 2004
Stulpicani
Rehabilitation of communal roads DC 31, DC 34 in the commune of Stulpicani
SAPARD
THE COMMUNE OF SUCEVIȚA
Expansion of the electrical grid in the commune of Sucevița
Local budget
P.A.P.I. in the commune of Sucevița
European funds
Tourism – a sustainable development tool in the commune of Sucevița
P.H.A.R.E.
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Ballasting of communal roads in the commune of Sucevița
Construction of Voievodeasa School in the commune of Sucevița
Local budget
State budget
THE COMMUNE OF ȘARU DORNEI
Water Supply in the village of Gura Haitii – ditribution network, the commune of Șaru Dornei
FRDS
Modernizare drum comunal Șaru Bucovinei, the commune of Șaru Dornei
FRDS
“Țara Domelor curată”- sistem de gestiune a deșeurilor
Environment SOP
Reabilitare termică a blocurilor de locuințe, sat Neagra Șarului, the commune of Șaru Dornei
Governmental funds
THE COMMUNE OF ȘCHEIA
Modernization of Sf. Ilie communal road, the commune of Șcheia
Local budget
Water Supply in the village of Mihoreni, stage I, the commune of Șcheia
GD 577/1997
Rehabilitation of the damaged bridges, defense of banks, the commune of Șcheia
Local budget
Repair of footbridges, sidewalks, ditches, the commune of Șcheia
Local budget
Multipurpose sports base in the village of Sf. Ilie, the commune of Șcheia
GO 7/2006
Expansion of the Municipality office in the commune of Șcheia
Local budget
Establishment of Mihoreni park, the commune of Șcheia
GO 7/2006
Establishment of Șcheia park
Local budget
Establishment of Mihoreni and Șcheia sports grounds
Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF ȘERBĂUȚI
Monument of Heroes, the commune of Șerbăuți
Local budget
Children‟s playground, the commune of Șerbăuți
Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF TODIREȘTI
Modernization of the rest rooms in the commune of Todirești
Local budget
Gym in the commune of Todirești
Governmental funds
THE COMMUNE OF UDEȘTI
Modernization of Cultural Centres: Udeşti, Chilişeni, Poieni-Suceava, Racova, Ruşii-Mănăstioara
Local budget
Completion of the Kindergarten in the village of Udeşti, the commune of Udeşti, Suceava County
Local budget
Rehabilitation of Reuseni Primary and lower secondary school, the commune of Udeşti
Local budget
Rehabilitation of cable bridge over Suceava river, at Ruşii-Mănăstioara, the commune of Udeşti
Local budget
Pavement of DC 68 Luncuşoara – Securiceni, km 5+000 – 8+474, the commune of Udeşti
GD 577/1997
THE COMMUNE OF ULMA
Pavement of DC Nisipitu Lupcina, the commune of Ulma
Governmental funds
Construction of sports base of the 2nd type, the commune of Ulma
Governmental funds
THE COMMUNE OF VADU MOLDOVEI
Change of the roof covering for the Human Dispensary building in the village of Vadu Moldovei
Local budget
Rehabilitation of communal and rural roads destroyed by floods in July 2008, the commune of Vadu Local budget
Moldovei
Expansion of the electricity network in the village of Dumbrăviţa, the commune of Vadu Moldovei
Local budget
Change of the roof covering for the Town Hall in the village of Vadu Moldovei
Local budget
Ioneasa footbridge repair, the commune of Vadu Moldovei
Local budget
Elabouration of the local development strategy for the commune of Vadu Moldovei
Local budget
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THE COMMUNE OF VAMA
Rehabilitation of the water supply network in the commune of Vama
SAPARD
Rehabilitation of sidewalks in the commune of Vama
Local budget
Rehabilitation of Vama Town Hall office
Local budget
Rehabilitation of the human dispensary in the commune of Vama
Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF VATRA MOLDOVIȚEI
Pavement of DC32, Vatra Moldoviţei, Km 0+000 -5+000
GD 577/2006
Update of the G.U.P. for the commune of Vatra Moldoviţei
Local budget
Polyvalent Hall in the village of Ciumârna, the commune of Vatra Moldoviței
Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF VEREȘTI
Pedestrian bridge over Siret river with a length of 220 m / the village of Bursuceni, the commune of
Vereşti
Fence for springs in the village of Corocăieşti, the commune of Verești
Local budget
Establishment of farming roads in the commune of Verești
Local budget
Establishment of ditches and culverts in the commune of Verești
Local budget
Fence for the new school in the village of Bursuceni, the commune of Verești
Local budget
Children‟s playgrounds in all localities the commune of Verești
Local budget
Well at the old school in the village of Bursuceni, the commune of Verești
Local budget
Well +water adduction at the dispensary, the village of Corocăieşti, the commune of Verești
Local budget
Sports ground –Corocăieşti school, the commune of Verești
Ballasting of communal and local roads, the commune of Verești
Local budget
Establishment of a sports base in the village of Vereşti, the commune of Verești
Local budget
The establishment of “Dor Moldovenesc” folkloric song and dance ensemble and the purchase of
Local budget
folkloric costumes, the commune of Verești
Portable stage + light and sound installation, the commune of Verești
Local budget
Thermopane doors and glass windows at the library in the locality of Vereşti
Local budget
New stoves, restoration of the electrical system, rehabilitation and equipment of labouratories in the
Local budget
schools in the villages of Vereşti, Corocăieşti and Bursuceni
Expansion of electrical grids in the locality of Vereşti
Ministry of Administration and Interior
Land acquisition and planning for the new cemetery in the locality of Corocăieşti, the commune of
Local budget
Verești
Establishment of a civic center in in the locality of Vereşti + 800 m of sidewalks (pavement + kerb
Local budget
stones)
Heating system and thermal power plant for the Town Hall, the dispensary, the Cultural Centre and
Local budget
the notary office in the locality of Vereşti
Purchase of the 16 t “Raba” truck, the commune of Verești
Local budget
Thermopane doors and glass windows at Bursuceni old school, the commune of Verești
Heating system and thermal power plant for the church in the locality of Hancea, the commune of
Local budget
Verești
Update of the General Urban Plan for the commune of Verești
Local budget
THE COMMUNE OF VICOVU DE JOS
Desilting of Remezău creek over a length of 3,800 km, the commune of Vicovu de Jos
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Ballasting of communal roads, L=4,100 km, the commune of Vicovu de Jos
Local budget
“Regulation and bank consolidation for Remezău Creek” , the commune of Vicovu de Jos
Local budget
“Ballasted road for the acces to Valcani common”, the commune of Vicovu de Jos
Local budget
School gym with local competitive sports practice, handball field and 150 seats for spectators, the
State budget (C.N.I.)
commune of Vicovu de Jos
Rehabilitation of the recreational park – in the centre and establishment of a recreational park in Pod State budget (E.F.A.) and local budget
Dabâca area, the commune of Vicovu de Jos
THE COMMUNE OF VOLOVĂȚ
Consolidation and rehabilitation of building B to Volovăț Primary and lower secondary middle
World Bank
school
THE COMMUNE OF ZVORIȘTEA
Sewerage and sewage treatment plant in the commune of Zvoriștea
GO 7/2006
Modernization and rehabilitation of Buda Primary and lower secondary middle school, the
World Bank
commune of Zvoriștea
Modernizare și reabilitare Poiana Primary and lower secondary middle school, the commune of
Governmental funds
Zvoriștea
Modernizare și reabilitare Șerbănești Primary and lower secondary middle school, the commune of
Governmental funds
Zvoriștea
Modernizare și reabilitare Zvoriștea Primary and lower secondary middle school
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V.2. Local Action Groups (LAGs) in Suceava County
The LEADER program is, from the European Community, an approach that offers new opportunities for
development, laying the foundation for the identification of local needs, capacity to build and implement local
development strategies, in order to preserve the rural and cultural heritage, the development of the economic
environment the improvement of the organizational skills of the local community.
The development of rural areas through LEADER will be scheduled and coordinated by local actors who will be
the decision-makers and will also bear the responsibility for the development in time of the designated regional areas in
which they will act.
The Local Action Groups are entities that are public – private partnerships, consisting of representatives of the
public, private and civil sector, appointed in a homogeneous rural area, which will have to work together to establish the
composition of the territory covered and which will implement an integrated strategy for its development.
The foundation for the implementation of the program is the Local Action Groups (LAG), established under
public-private partnership between factors of the rural areas, the groups being obliged to include representatives of
various socio-economic sectors. The groups receive financial assistance for various projects that implement local
development strategies. They are selected by the Management Authority of each Member State, which may be national,
regional or local or a public-private structure responsible for program management.
A possible funding recipient should check first if it is located in a rural area that has already institutionally and
thematically established its own Local Action Group. To this end, the National Unit Network may also be contacted.
The next step is framing the project in the chosen LAG development strategy for the funding request to be firstly
eligible.
Given that a Local Action Group can handle the existing problems in an area with a population between 10,000 –
100,000 inhabitants, in Suceava County the following Local Action Groups were made:
1. SUCEVIŢA-PUTNA LAG:
Composition:
Suceava
1.
County Council
Sanitary
2.
Veterinary and Food Safety Department of Suceava
Professional
3.
Association of Regional Management
The
4. city of Solca
The
5. commune of Arbore
The
6. commune of Brodina
The
7. commune of Burla
The
8. commune of Cacica
The
9. commune of Horodnic de Jos
The
10.commune of Horodnic de Sus
The
11.commune of Iaslovăţ
The
12.commune of Marginea
The
13.commune of Mănăstirea Humorului
The
14.commune of Poieni Solca
The
15.commune of Putna
The
16.commune of Straja
The
17.commune of Suceviţa
The
18.commune of Ulma
The
19.commune of Volovăţ
SC20.
Margivet SRL
SC21.
Mariturlicu SRL
Sfairnaciuc
22.
Dorel Family Entreprise
SC23.
Vali Elmarg SRL
SC24.
Miguel Construct SRL
SC25.
Duconi Prod Com SRL
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Association of the Communes of Romania – Suceava
33.
County Branch
Tomasciuc
34. Mihaela Lucica, Individual
SC Manix
35. Prod SRL
Cenusa36.
Stela Family Association
Rambu37.
Domnica Family Association
SC Hanul
38. Voievozilor
SC Rossa
39. Blue SRL
SC Popas
40. Turistic Bukovina SRL
Bukovina
41. Tourism Association
Suceviţa
42.Tourism Association
Panculescu
43. Adriana Corina, Individual
SC Casa
44.Sofia SRL
Iacob Mihai,
45.
Individual
Chiras46.
Mirela, Individual
Sbiera47.
Maria, Individual
SC Tara
48.Autentica SRL
Association
49. for Local Development of Putna
SC Euro
50.Audit SRL
SC Regional
51.
Consulting SRL
SC Conct
52. Group SRL
SC Simrofer
53. SRL
SC Magoceram
54.
Impex SRL
SC Martisorul
55.
Com SRL
Craciun
56.S Mihaela, Individual
SC Farmacia
57.
Maria SRL
Suceviţa
58.Monastery
SC Zada
59.Prodcom SRL
Todosi60.
Lăcrămioara, Self-employed person
Union 61.
of Poles of Romania
Forest 62.
District of Marginea
SC Farmacia
63.
Maria SRL
SC26.
Deconmar SRL
SC27.
Uben Construct SRL
SC28.
Grigman SRL
SC29.
Transmartinescu SRL
SC30.
Isimar SRL
Sucevița
31.
Monastery
Cantores
32.
Domini Association of Sucevița
2.
ŢINUTUL BUCOVINEI LAG
Composition:
"Fratele Uţei" Sheep and cattle breeders association of
31.
Frătăuţii Vechi
Suceava County
1. Council
Sanitary Veterinary and Food Family Association Department
2.
of Suceava
Professional Association
3.
of Regional Management
The city of Vicovu
4.
de Sus
The commune5.of Bălcăuţi
The commune6.of Bilca
The commune7.of CalFamily Associationindeşti
The commune8.of Dorneşti
The commune9.of Frătăuţii Noi
The commune10.
of Frătăuţii Vechi
The commune11.
of Gălăneşti
The commune12.
of Grămeşti
The commune13.
of Grăniceşti
The commune14.
of Muşeniţa
The commune15.
of Satu Mare
The commune16.
of Vicovu de Jos
The commune17.
of Voitinel
Association of the Communes of Romania – Suceava County
18.
Branch
SC Anel SRL19.
SC Ily Strajanu
20.SRL
SC Euro Audit21.
SRL
SC Regional Consulting
22.
SRL
Flutur Cristina23.
Individual Enterprise, Frătăuţii Vechi
Antemie Simona
24. - Elena Individual Enterprise, Frătăuţii Vechi
Ionesi Alexandra
25. Individual Enterprise, Frătăuţii Vechi
Flutur Ovidiu 26.
Individual Enterprise, Frătăuţii Vechi
SC Elpidex SRL
27. Gălăneşti
Hurjui Anton 28.
Victoraş Gălăneşti, Individual
Irimescu Angelica
29. Cristina Gălăneşti Family Entreprise
Buzic Veronica
30.Individual Enterprise, Frătăuţii Vechi
SC Green
32. Energy SRL Frătăuţii Vechi
SC Bumerang
33.
SRL Frătăuţii Vechi
Iurescu
34. Cătălin, Individual, Voitinel
Plesca
35.Dănut - Gheorghe Family Association, Voitinel
Todose
36. Mărioara, Individual, Voitinel
Virginia
37. Ionesi Individual Enterprise, Frătăuţii Vechi
Cirdei
38.Dumitru Voitinel Association
SC Digital
39. Idea SRL Frătăuţii Vechi
SC Bună
40. Dimineaţa Impex SRL
SC Digito
41. Construcţii SRL Voitinel
Archangels
42.
Michael and Gabriel Parish of Frătăuţii Vechi
Levitschi
43. Manuela Bilca, Individual
Cirdei
44.Elena Bilca, Individual
Rusu45.
Madalina Bilca, Individual
SC Viragi
46. SRL Frătăuţii Vechi
Proeuropa
47. Rroma Party
Forest
48.District of Marginea
Birth49.
of the Virgin Mary Parish Frătăuţii Noi
Galan
50.Radu
SC Nicolaiescu
51.
Com SRL Frătăuţii Noi
Horodnic
52. Family Enterprise Frătăuţii Noi
Lavric
53.Mihai Ilie Individual Enterprise
Boghean
54. Bogdan Ionut Individual Enterprise
Procopiuc
55. Florin Teodor Family Association
3. FĂLTICENI LAG
Composition:
The1.commune of Baia
The2.commune of Bogdănesti
The3.commune of Boroaia
The4.commune of Buneşti
The5.city of Dolhasca
The6.commune of Dolheşti
The7.commune of Drăguşeni
SC15.
Hedera SRL Dolhasca
16.
SC Timcost SRL Forăşti
SC17.
Hîrgău Prod Com SRL Forăşti
SC18.
Lucosdiov Consulting SRL Moara
SC19.
Foragro SRL Forăşti
20.
SC LV Agro Prodexim SRL Vadu Moldovei
21. Lipovan Community
Russian
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The8.commune of Fântâna Mare
The9.commune of Hârtop
The10.
commune of Forăsti
The11.
commune of Horodniceni
12.
The commune of Moara
The13.
commune of Preuteşti
The14.
commune of Rădăşeni
22. pasture” Animal Breeders Association
“Green
23.
National
Association of Romanian villages Renaissance
24. Forest District of Fălticeni
Provate
25.commune of Vadu Moldovei
The
26.commune of Stroieşti
The
27.commune of Vultureşti
The
28.commune of Tătaruşi
The
4. BUKOVINA DE MUNTE LAG
Composition:
Town
1. Hall of the commune of Izvoarele Sucevei
Town
2. Hall of the commune of Moldova Suliţa
Town
3. Hall of the commune of Breaza
Town
4. Hall of the commune of Fundu Moldovei
Town
5. Hall of the commune of Pojorâta
Town
6. Hall of the commune of Sadova
Town
7. Hall of the commune of Vama
Town
8. Hall of the commune of Moldoviţa
Town
9. Hall of the commune of Vatra Moldoviţei
Town
10. Hall of the commune of Frumosu
”Obcinele Bucovinei” Intercommunity Development
11.
Association
Suceava
12. County Council
Forest
13. District of Pojorâta
SC14.
Vama Turism SRL
SC15.
Startervera SRL
SC16.
Terra Mold SRL
SC17.
Minagat SRL
SC18.
Semnal Design
SC19.
Daif SRL
SC20.
Ambis SRL
SC21.
Calcarul
SC22.
Vest Bukovina Catv Srl
SC23.
Geo Leon SRL
SC24.
Sifon Trans COM
SC25.
Oniroxy SRL
SC26.
Turo Com SRL
SC27.
Dan-Gigi SRL
SAC
28.Lucivas SRL
Sc29.
Argela Universal
SC30.
Cid Turism SRL
Zinici
31. I.Ioan Individual Enterprise
Lehaci
32. Individual Enterprise
Lazar
33. Dorel Individual Enterprise
Balabasciuc
34.
I. Angelica Individual Enterprise
Creţu
35. Nicoleta Individual Enterprise
SC36.
Lacela Prod-Com SRL
SC37.
Jecalo SRL
SC38.
Lav-Lesenciuc
SC39.
Terra B.G.R. SRL
SC40.
Confort En-Gross SRL
SC41.
Bio Turism SRL
SC42.
Yaniodr SRL
SC43.
Favorit SRL
SC44.
Anasilv Cinci SRL
Sc45.
Nicram SRL
Sc46.
Marpet SRL
Niţă
47.Luminiţa, Individual
”House
48. of Europe” Association
Dimitrie
49.
Gusti Company for Culture
Timineanca
50.
Cattle Breeders Association
A.D.A.M.
51.
Moldoviţa (Mutual Aid Association)
Runc
52. Moldoviţa Cattle Breeders Association
Save
53. the Children - Suceava branch
Speo
54. Bukovina Club Foundation
Orizonturi
55.
Foundation
Vama
56. - Bukovina Association for Tourism
Ecotin
57. Bukovina
German
58.
Democratic Forum
Association
59.
The Archers of Suliţa
Geana
60. Humanitarian Foundation
Vama
61. Bucovinei Livestock farmers association
Suliţa
62. Agricultural Cooperative
Congregatio
63.
Jesu
5. NORDIC CONFLUENCE LAG
Composition:
Suceava
1.
County Council
Sanitary Veterinary and Food SFamily
2.
Associationety Department of Suceava
Professional
3.
Association of Regional Management
Gura
4. Humorului Municipality
The
5. commune of Berchiseşti
The
6. commune of Capu Câmpului
The
7. commune of Ciprian Porumbescu
The
8. commune of Cornu Luncii
The
9. commune of Drăgoiesti
The
10.commune of Mălini
Gura
27. Humorului Tourism Development Association
SC28.
Datis Computers SRL
Domus
29. Humanitarian Foundation
SC30.
Anconi Comserv SRL
SC31.
Artimar SRL
Fam
32.Humanitarian Foundation
SC33.
Exproturism Construcţii SRL
SC34.
Vedra SRL
SC35.
Capiroli SRL
German
36.
Forum
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The
11.commune of Ostra
The
12.commune of Păltinoasa
The
13.commune of Slatina
The
14.commune of Stulpicani
The
15.commune of Valea Moldovei
Provip
16. Association
SC17.
Eurodivip SRL
SC18.
Divip Prod SRL
SC19.
DSH Company Turism SRL
SC20.
Lucosilv SRL
SC21.
Euro Audit SRL
SC22.
Regional Consulting SRL
Association of the Communes of Romania – Suceava
23.
County Branch
Romanian
24.
Commodities Exchange
Suceava
25.
Chamber of Commerce
Lumina
26. Lina Association
SC37.
Roman Mv SNC
SC38.
Zoom SRL
Orhideea
39.
Pension – SC Nevis Com SRL
Forest
40. Owners Association of Bukovina
SC41.
Hanul Crizov SRL
SC42.
Forest Ung SRL
SC43.
Acasă în Bukovina
SC44.
Valea Raiului SRL
SC45.
Cracana Prod Com SRL
SC46.
Valcostmir SRL
SC47.
Transgeo SRL
SC48.
Gheza Trans SRL
SC49.
Eco Engineering SRL
SC50.
Necar SRL
SC51.
Bukovina Travel & Events SRL
6. VALEA SUCEVEI LAG
Composition:
The1.city of Cajvana
The2.city of Salcea
The3.commune of Adâncata
The4.commune of Bălăceana
The5.commune of Bosanci
The6.commune of Botoşana
The7.commune of Dârmăneşti
The8.commune of Dumbrăveni
The9.commune of Hinteşti
The10.
commune of Ilişeşti
The11.
commune of Ipoteşti
The
12.commune of Mitocul Dragomirnei
The
13.commune of Pătrăuţi
The
14.commune of Pârteştii de Jos
The
15.commune of Siminicea
The
16.commune of Scheia
The
17.commune of Todireşti
The
18.commune of Udeşti
The
19.commune of Vereşti
The
20.commune of Zamostea
The
21.commune of Zvoriştea
The
22.commune of Vârfu Câmpului (Botosani County)
7. DORNA BASIN LAG
Componenţa:
The
1. commune of Broşteni
The
2. commune of Dorna Candrenilor
The
3. commune of Dorna Arini
The
4. commune of Coşna
The
5. commune of Poiana Stampei
The
6. commune of Iacobeni
The
7. commune of Crucea
The
8. commune of Ciocăneşti
The
9. commune of Panaci
The
10.commune of Şaru Dornei
The
11.commune of Cârlibaba
The
12.commune of Bilbor
S.C.
13. „Moldcan”S.R.L
S.C.
14. „Intermar” S.R.L
SC22.Lacrimar SRL
SC23.Linis-Buz SRL Şaru Dornei
SC24.Amfora Impex SRL Neagra Şarului
Ungureanu
25.
Viorel Self-employed person, Dorna Candrenilor
Dorfotiesei
26.
Traian Self-employed person
SC27.Popasul Hunea SRL
Alupei
28. Ioan Individual Enterprise
SC29.Nordmanniana SRL Şaru Dornei
Apetrii
30. Lucia, Individual Enterprise, Panaci
SC31.Ghetarul Prod Com SRL Ciocănești
SC32.Tulburel SRL Panaci
SC33.Mirforex SRL Panaci
SC34.Ungureanu Lemn Com SRL Dorna Arini
Suceava
35.
Branch of the Association of the Communes of
Romania
“Ciocăneşti
36.
Bukovina” Humanitarian Foundation
Wildlife
37.
Conservation Association
„Dorna
38.
Ecoactiv” Association, Dorna Arini
Mountain
39.
Farmers Federation of Dorna
Antrec
40. Bukovina –Suceava Branch
ACoR
41. – Suceava Branch
SC15.Damco SRL Broşteni
SC16.Flory Stampa SRL Poiana Stampei
SC17.Şincarom SRL Şaru Dornei
SC18.Teleschi Călimani SRL
Acatrinei
19.
Elena Violeta Individual Enterprise
Ţarcă
20. Daniela-Floarea Individual Enterprise, Şaru
Dornei
Moraru
21.
Ioana Individual Enterprise, Şaru Dornei
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V.3. Research, Development and Innovation
Romania spent in 2009, 2.357 billion RON for research and development, the expenditures in this area
representing only 0.48% of the GDP. To achieve the 3% target set by the Lisbon strategy, the contribution of the private
sector in research and development expenditures must also increase.
Of the total of research and development expenditures carried out in 2009, 88.1% (2.077 million RON) were
expenditures for the current activity and 11.9% (279.7 million RON), capital expenditures.
Total expenditure in research and development on areas of development – current prices
(thousand RON)
Development regions
TOTAL
Year 2007
Share of the
total costs
2007
Year 2008
Share of the
total costs
2008
Year 2009
Share of the
total costs
2009
2,177,335
100.00%
2,980,674
100.00%
2,356,907
100.00%
NORTH-WEST Region
193,458
8.89%
253,612
8.51%
194,256
8.24%
NORTH-EAST Region
163,561
7.51%
214,619
7.20%
157,865
6.70%
SOUTH-EAST Region
80,630
3.70%
99,211
3.33%
91,591
3.89%
231,770
10.64%
229,496
7.70%
220,772
9.37%
1,254,284
57.61%
1,862,016
62.47%
1,357,602
57.60%
67,793
3.11%
88,164
2.96%
75,738
3.21%
111,583
5.12%
153,300
5.14%
89,026
3.78%
SOUTH-MUNTENIA Region
BUCURESTI - ILFOV
Region
SOUTH - WEST OLTENIA
Region
WEST Region
Regarding the distribution of research and development expenditures on regions, the downward trend of the
expenditures made in the North-East Region is remarkable in the national total from 7.51% in 2007 to 6.70% in 2009.
Also, the North-East Region is, in the last three years, consistently ranked 4 in terms of value of the total expenditure on
research and development on regions, contributing to the total costs of the research development expenditure at national
level with a weight of 6.70 % in 2009.
Total expenditure in research and development in the North-Eart Region on counties - preţuri
curente (thousand RON)
North-Eart Region and
Counties
NORTH-EAST Region
Year 2007
Share of the
total costs
2007
Year
2008
Share of the
total costs
2008
Year
2009
Share of the
total costs
2009
163,561
100.00%
214,619
100.00%
157,865
100.00%
Bacău
5,925
3.62%
7,983
4.88%
7,283
4.45%
Botoşani
2,871
1.76%
2,637
1.61%
1,822
1.11%
130,298
79.66%
176,282
107.78%
126,560
77.38%
5,704
3.49%
3,865
2.36%
4,573
2.80%
14,199
8.68%
18,635
11.39%
15,055
9.20%
4,564
2.79%
5,217
3.19%
2,572
1.57%
Iaşi
Neamţ
Suceava
Vaslui
Suceava County contributes to the total expenditure in research and development of the Region with 9.20%, down
from the share in 2008, but up compared to 2007. Suceava County ranks 2 in terms of the contribution to the total
expenditure in research and development of the North-East Region after Iasi.
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Research and development activities continue to take place mostly in the public sector (60%).
In the region there are several research units, namely research and development units, institutions of higher
education, agricultural and economic settlements. What is important is the development that has seen in recent years in
the area of the development of centers of excellence and research in the universities in the region, being recognized by
the National Council for Scientific Research in Higher Education (CNSIS) under the CEEX government program.
In this context, during 2001-2006, in the North-East Region 12 centers of excellence were set up in the following
universities: Al. I. Cuza University of Iasi, Gh. Asachi Technical University of Iasi and Gr. T Popa University of
Medicine and Pharmacy of Iasi.
Also during 2001-2006 CNSIS recognized 79 research centers in the North-East Region, located at Al. I. Cuza
University of Iasi, Gh. Asachi Technical University of Iasi, Gr. T Popa University of Medicine and Pharmacy of Iasi,
Bacău University and “Ştefan cel Mare” University of Suceava.
Most of the research activities within “Ştefan cel Mare” University of Suceava are conducted within the 13
research centers of the University, of which 6 are recognized by the National Council for Scientific Research in Higher
Education (CNCSIS) in category B or C:
1. Interlitteras Research Centre
2. Scientific Research Center in machinery and electrical drives (FIESC – Faculty of Electrical
Engineering and Computer Science)
3. "Carpathica" Interdisciplinary Research Centre (FIG – Faculty of History and Geography)
4. Scientific Research Center of Process Control Systems (FIESC)
5. Training center for training specialists in CAD-CAM-CAE (FIMMM – Faculty of Mechanical
Engineering, Mechatronics and Management)
6. Computer Scientific Research Center
7. Technology Transfer Center for Machine Building (FIMMM)
8. Applied Geography Center (FIG)
9. Center for Training and Education in Information and Communication Technologies (FIESC)
10. Research Center in Accounting and Management Information (FIESC)
11. Discourse Analysis Research Center
12. Food Safety Research Center (FIA – Faculty of Food Engineering)
13. Research Center in Management and Business Administration (FSEAP - Faculty of Economics and
Public Administration)
“Ştefan cel Mare” University of Suceava publishes 20 scientific journals accredited nationally or internationally in
various fields of research:
1.
Advances în Electrical and Computer Engineering - Magazine published by the Faculty of Electrical
Engineering and Computer Science (category A, quoted by ISI)
2.
The Annals of the Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava. Fascicle of The Faculty of Economics and
Public Administration – Magazine published by the Faculty of Economics and Public Administration (category B+,
indexed to BDI)
3.
Atelier de traduction – Magazine published by the Faculty of Letters and Communication Science
(category B+, indexed to BDI)
4.
“Codrul Cosminului” – The Annals of the Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava – Magazine
published by the Faculty of History and Geography (category B+, indexed to BDI)
5.
Food and Environment Safety – Magazine published by the Faculty of Food Engineering (category
B+, indexed to BDI)
6.
Journal of Applied Computer Science and Mathematics – Magazine published by the Faculty of
Economics and Public Administration (category B+, indexed to BDI)
7.
Meridian critic - The Annals of the Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava. Series of Philology. B.
Literature – Magazine published by the Faculty of Letters and Communication Science (category B+, indexed to
BDI)
8.
Tourism Magazine – Magazine published by the Faculty of Economics and Public Administration
(category B+, indexed to BDI)
9.
Anadiss Magazine – Publication of the Discourse Analysis Research Center (CADIS) from the Faculty
of Letters and Communication Science (category B+)
10.
New Technologies and Products in Machine Manufacturing Technologies
11.
Acta Tribologica – Magazine published by the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics and
Management
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12.
The Annals of the Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava:
12.1.1.
Series of Physical Education and Sports– Magazine published by the Faculty of
Physical Education and Sports
12.1.2.
Series of Philology. A. Linguistics – Magazine published by the Faculty of Letters
and Communication Science
12.1.3. Series of Geography– Magazine published by the Faculty of History and Geography
12.1.4.
Series of Forestry– Magazine published by the Faculty of Forestry
12.1.5.
Series of Educational Sciences– Magazine published by the Faculty of Education
13.
Concordia Discors – Magazine published by the Faculty of Letters and Communication Science
14.
La Lettre R – Magazine published by the Faculty of Letters and Communication Science
15.
Lumea Carpatică – Magazine published by the Faculty of History and Geography
16.
Romanian Journal of Cultural Studies – Magazine published by the Faculty of History and Geography
17.
Review of Distributed Systems – Magazine published by the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and
Computer Science
18.
Romanian Philosophical (International) Internet Review – Magazine published by the Faculty of
History and Geography
19.
DOCT-US Review – Doctoral Burses at USV – Magazine of the Doctoral School of Ştefan cel Mare
University of Suceava
20.
Annals of philosophy, social and human disciplines – Annals of the Stefan cel Mare University of
Suceava, Series of Philosophy and Social Human
Situation of the personnel in research and development
The low salaries, the material resources totally inadequate to achieve performance, and the opportunities offered by
the research programs in other countries, led gradually to the decrease in the number of employees in research and
development, but also increased the average age of highly qualified personnel in research and development, so that those
aged over 40 are currently about 60% of all researchers.
Number of employees in research and development in the North-East Region and Suceava County
In:
North-East Region
Suceava County
2007
4,156
512
2008
4,172
491
2009
4,044
445
The number of employees in research and development activities is decreasing in the period under review, both in
the North-East Region and in Suceava County: if in 2007 the number of employees in research and development
activities at county level was 512, in 2009 their number got to 445.
As concerns the number of employees in research and development, the North-East Region is one of the few
regions that are characterized by an upward trend, so that in 2003 there were only 2,926 employees, in 2006 their
number increased to 3,981 people. It should also be noted that the North-East Region is ranked 2 in the number of
researchers in the country, after Bucharest-Ilfov.
Technology transfer and innovation infrastructure
The technology transfer and innovation infrastructure, namely the specialized organizations for dissemination,
transfer and use in economy of the results of research and development, is still poorly consolidated and used, given the
fact that the structures created have not yet had a significant impact on the national economy. The development and
consolidation of the technology transfer and innovation infrastructure represent an important objective of the
government policies in R & D, which can provide a very favorable environment for the development of:
• The stimulation of partnerships between businesses and research organizations
• The stimulation of the demand and of the own research and development activities of businesses, mainly
in areas of cutting-edge technology
• The increase of the number of innovative companies in advanced technological areas, by supporting
their establishment and development.
V.4. Communication and public relations, media
Public relations, access to public information
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In 2010, there were 47 applications made, under Law 544/2001 on the free access to public information, which
were settled by the Suceava County Council within the period prescribed by law. Also, 891 applications have been
solved for the issuing of certificates, certificates or copies of the documents or the records of the institution, and at the
general registration 18,107 matches were found.
Hearings were granted by the Suceava County Council's management of a large number of citizens, as follows:
- President – 647 hearings;
- Vice-presidents – 72 hearings;
- County Secretary – 16 hearings.
Within the resolution of petitions, in 2010 a total of 475 petitions were recorded, assigned and resolved, in
accordance with the provisions of the Government Ordinance No. 27/2002, approved with subsequent amendments and
completions by Law 233/2002, of which 28 were received from the President of Romania, 1 from the Parliament of
Romania, 1 from the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure and one from the Ministry of Regional Development and
Tourism.
Mass-media
In Suceava County there are local publications, weekly and bi-monthly, generalist or thematic, both online and on
paper:
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Bukovina Forestieră, http://www.Bukovina-forestiera.ro
Crai Nou – Suceava
Jupânu', http://www.jupanu.ro
Monitorul de Suceava, http://www.monitorulsv.ro
Obiectiv de Suceava, http://www.obiectivdesuceava.ro
Vocea Sucevei
GazetaSV, http://www.gazetasv.ro
Adevărul de Seară – Suceava
News Bukovina, http://www.newsBukovina.ro
Sport Suceava, http://www.sportsv.ro
Suceava 1, http://www.suceava1.ro
Suceava News, http://www.suceava-news.ro
Cronica de Fălticeni, cronicadefalticeni.wordpress.com falticeni.ro/ziar
Opinia Fălticeană
Săptămânalul de Rădăuţi, http://www.saptamanalul.ro
Most of the national titles reach the localities of the County by mail of by media distribution firms.
Other ways to disseminate local media information are the radio and the television. The local television and radio
stations appeared after 1990 and are largely territorial studios of national broadcasters.
The local radio stations are as follows: Radio As Suceava, Radio Top Suceava, Radio Gold Rădăuți, Radio Nord,
Radio Dorna, Radio Orion, Impact FM.
The local television stations are as follows: Bukovina TV Suceava, Intermedia Prima TV Suceava, TV Plus
Suceava, CITV Suceava.
V.5. Information Society
The permanent and supported expansion of the market of information and communication technology (ICT) is an
important factor contributing to the development of the information infrastructure and the increase in the economic
competitiveness. Romania recorded, according to the latest EITO study (European Information Technology
Observatory) one of the largest dynamics regionally.
Concerning the endowment with PCs and their penetration, there is an upward trend, with an annual average
growth in the sales volume by over 50%, while remaining as penetration rate (17.1 PCs/100 employees the end of 2006)
under the EU average – 15 (approx. 40 PCs / 100 inhabitants).
Also, the e-banking sector is in a spectacular developmental process, given that banks have developed programs to
promote electronic payments, registering a growth of the card usage trend. The North-East Region has an increase in the
number of companies providing hardware and software equipment and companies processing data and databases. Also,
there is an increasing trend of SMEs in the ICT business area, the number of local units registering a dramatica growth
of 139.73% in 2001-2004. The number of people employed in the industry increased from 994 in 2001 to 2,261 in 2004.
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The activity of informatization in the Suceava County Council
In 2010 the “Integrated system for the performance of the administrative action, by implementing egovernment solutions in the Suceava County Council” project was implemented. The old networks, with
physically and morally obsolete equipment, with serious security vulnerabilities and small transfer systems
have been decommissioned in August 2010. The general optimal architecture, which helps for the
achievement of the performance of an integrated information system, was made from the second quarter of
2010. Thus, the hardware communication infrastructure was created (main office network cabling, fiber optic
cabling between the two offices, the installation, and configuration of 10 high-performance switches). The
hardware and software infrastructure was purchased, installed and configured (4 blade high performance
servers, two info-kiosks, UPSs, 6 racks, 3 licenses for Windows operating system, 1 license for the integrated
system for 150 users, implementation and training services).
The e-government solutions, designed to ensure the interaction between the public sector and the citizen,
to increase the economic competitiveness of the county, by the interaction between the public and the private
sector have been implemented in the project with the following modules: One-stop shop (portal / extranet),
Management of documents – electronic archive, Management of the specific processes, Financial and
accounting activities. Following the implementation of the system, the transfer speed has improved
considerably, most stations operating with 1Gbps, the system modules, as well as the Legis application
operating in optimal parameters.
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CHAPTER VI.
EDUCATION AND TEACHING SYSTEM. CULTURE
VI.1. Education / teaching
According to the data supplied by the County Inspectorate of Education of Suceava, the county school network
includes 865 schools in public education, of which 228 have legal personality, all levels of education and almost all
nationally existing specializations being represented. In total, the county school network includes 124,677 students,
studying under the guidance of 8129 teachers.
20082009
20092010
20102011
TOTAL, of
which
- in the
urban area
- in the
rural area
TOTAL, of
which
- in the
urban area
- in the
rural area
TOTAL, of
which
- in the
urban area
- in the
rural area
Number of school
sports clubs
Number of clubs
for children and
students / youth
palaces
Number of
education units
with special
education
Number of
education units
with posgraduate,
foremen education
Number of
education units
with School of Arts
and Crafts
Number of
education units
with high school
education
Number of
education units
with lower
secondary
education
Number of
education units
with primary
education
Number of
education units
with pre-school
Scho
ol
year
Number of schools
in the Suceava
county
Structure of the school units, per areas of residence
465
451
263
37
58
5
6
7
6
116
89
74
32
25
5
6
7
6
349
362
189
5
33
0
0
0
0
448
435
257
38
44
5
6
7
6
111
84
69
31
21
5
6
7
6
337
351
188
7
23
0
0
0
0
448
435
257
38
44
5
6
7
6
111
84
69
31
21
5
6
7
6
351
188
7
23
0
0
0
0
337
Source: County Inspectorate of Education of Suceava
Number of classes and average number of students per class, per localities
An şcolar
2008 - 2009
2009 - 2010
2010 - 2011
Area of residence
TOTAL, of which
- in the urban area
- in the rural area
TOTAL, of which
- in the urban area
- in the rural area
TOTAL, of which
- in the urban area
- in the rural area
Number
of
classes
5,857
2,746
3,111
5,619
2,131
3,488
5,397
2,066
3,331
The average
number of students
per class
19.39
22.88
18.82
20.05
22.06
19.72
20.42
22.38
20.10
Given the higher degree of dispersion of the school population in rural areas compared to the urban area, the
average number of students per class in rural areas is lower than in urban areas, while the number of classes is greater.
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Number of vehicles for the transport of students
School year
Number of vehicles for the transport of
students
2008 - 2009
74
2009 - 2010
74
2010 - 2011
80
In Suceava County, in order to ensure the movement of students traveling from areas with low degree of
accessibility to schools, but also for their movement in competitions in the region or in the country, there is a total of 80
vehicles.
School Libraries and the book fund
Number of school libraries, number of volumes held and number of readers
School Year
Number of libraries
Number of volumes held
Number of
rea
2008 - 2009
295
2,965,555
84,888
2009 - 2010
296
2,978,754
86,776
2010 - 2011
289
2,968,229
106,008
The “Stefan cel Mare” University Library is added to the school libraries. The University Library provides
students, teachers, and the community, a collection of over 275,000 books.
The library has students, master students, doctoral students, teachers, researchers, and other categories of readers
from and outside the institution represent the main users. The purpose of the department is to support the educational
process by providing information requested by the “customers” – the users.
To identify and gather the necessary bibliographic information the online catalog can be accessed or the traditional
catalog can be consulted, which contain data on about 300,000 volumes of books, periodicals and other documents.
Also, based on contracted subscriptions, the University Library users can benefit from free access to several national and
international databases.
Suceava county high schools
In the county 37 secondary schools operate, as follows:
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
Locality
Broşteni
Cajvana
Câmpulung Moldovenesc
Dolhasca
Dorna Candrenilor
Dumbrăveni
Fălticeni
Fălticeni
Fălticeni
Gura Humorului
Iacobeni
Liteni
High school
“Nicolai Nanu” School Group of Broşteni
Cajvana School Group
“Dragoş Vodă” National College of Câmpulung Moldovenesc
“Bukovina” College of Forestry of Câmpulung Moldovenesc
No. 1 School Group of Câmpulung Moldovenesc
“Oltea Doamna” School Group of Dolhasca
Dorna Candrenilor Agricultural School Group
Dumbrăveni School Group
Fălticeni Agricultural College
“Nicu Gane” National College of Fălticeni
“Mihai Băcescu” Technical College of Fălticeni
“Alexandru Cel Bun” College of Gura Humorului
Iacobeni School Group
“Iorgu Virnav Liteanu” School Group of Liteni
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No.
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
Locality
High school
“Vasile Cocea” School Group of Moldoviţa
“Nicanor Morosan” School Group of Pârteştii De Jos
“Andronic Motrescu” College of Rădăuţi
“Eudoxiu Hurmuzachi” National College of Rădăuţi
Rădăuţi Technical College
“Latcu Vodă” Technical College of Siret
“Tomşa Vodă” School Group of Solca
“Ciprian Porumbescu” College of Arts of Suceava
“Dimitrie Cantemir” Economic College Suceava
“Mihai Eminescu” National College of Suceava
“Petru Rareş” National College of Suceava
“Ştefan Cel Mare” National College of Suceava
“Spiru Haret” National College of Informatics of Suceava
“Al. I. Cuza” Technical College of Suceava
“Petru Muşat” Technical College of Suceava
“Samuil Isopescu” Technical College of Suceava
Suceava Food Industry Technical College
Suceava Sports High school
“Mitropolitul Dosoftei” Orthodox Theological Seminary of Suceava
“Vasile Deac” School Group of Vatra Dornei
“Ion Luca” Academic High School Vatra Dornei
“Ion Nistor” School Group of Vicovu De Sus
Bivolărie School Group
Moldoviţa
Pârteştii De Jos
Rădăuţi
Rădăuţi
Rădăuţi
Siret
Solca
Suceava
Suceava
Suceava
Suceava
Suceava
Suceava
Suceava
Suceava
Suceava
Suceava
Suceava
Suceava
Vatra Dornei
Vatra Dornei
Vicovu De Sus
Vicovu De Sus
“Stefan cel Mare” Military College operates in Câmpulung Moldovenesc, which is a unit of state military
education, integrated in the national system of education institutions. The college is part of the vocational chain, with
military profile, specialized in mathematics-informatics.
The school population on cycles and forms of education in the last three years
No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
2008-2009
2009-2010
School year
School year
Pre-school
24,527
24,999
Primary
33,743
33,354
Lower secondary
35,250
34,511
High school
25,440
28,011
Postgraduate
554
848
School of Arts and Crafts
6,770
3,924
2010-2011
School year
24,830
32,392
33,791
30,267
1,294
1,610
Levels of education
The school population has grown over the last 3 years for high school, postgraduate courses and courses of the
School of Arts and Crafts. As regards the population contained in pre-school, primary and lower secondary cycles, after
the growth recorded in 2009 – 2010 school year, the number of preschool and primary and lower secondary students
dropped in 2010 – 2011.
The degree of inclusion in education of school age population over the last 3 years
School year
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
Number of children of
Number of children
preschool age
enrolled in kindergartens
26,843
24,527
26,539
24,999
26,460
24,830
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Degree of inclusion (%)
91.37
94.19
93.83
There is an increase in the school enrollment in the 2010 – 2011 school year compared to the 2008 – 2009 school
year, but it decreases by 0.36 percentage points compared to the value from 2009 – 2010.
Teaching staff by sex and operating environment over the past 3 years
School year
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
Environment
Number of teachers (total)
TOTAL, of which
9,922
- in the urban area
4,942
- in the rural area
4,980
TOTAL, of which
9,346
- in the urban area
4,668
- in the rural area
4,678
TOTAL, of which
8,129
- in the urban area
4,218
- in the rural area
3,911
Women
7,219
3,553
3,666
6,680
3,407
3,273
6,079
3,100
2,979
Men
2,703
1,389
1,314
2,431
1,261
1,170
2,050
1,118
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The number of teaching staff in Suceava knows an important and sustained decrease in the 3 years analyzed, from
9,922 people in the 2008 – 2009 school year to 8,129 persons in 2010 – 2011. Currently, the largest decrease is observed
in rural areas, where the number of teachers reached 3,911, after having decreased to 4,678 in 2009 – 2010 from the
value in 2008 – 2009, namely 4,980.
The decrease in staff in the last three years has taken place in the context of school network resizing and
organization on principles of efficiency. Thus, jobs have disappeared as a result of the abolition of classes operating
under the standard.
The gender distribution of teachers is uneven, the women representing in the 2009 – 2010 school year 74.79% of
the teachers of the county, while male teachers represent only 25.21%.
The number of full teachers and substitute teachers by the operating environment, over the past 3
years
School year
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
Number of
teachers
Full
teachers
Substitute
teachers
TOTAL, of which
9,922
7,198
2,724
- in the urban area
- in the rural area
TOTAL, of which
- in the urban area
- in the rural area
TOTAL, of which
- in the urban area
- in the rural area
4,942
4,980
9,346
4,668
4,678
8,129
4,218
3,911
3,712
3,486
7,212
3,696
3,516
6,496
3,456
3,040
1,230
1,494
2,134
972
1,162
1,633
762
871
Environment
A higher rate of decrease of teachers is recorded among the substitute teachers in rural areas: in 2010 – 2011
academic year, the number of substitute teachers in rural areas reached 74.95% of the indicator in the previous year,
while the number of full teachers, although in decline, decreased by 13.54%.
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Number of commuter teachers and average commuting distance, by the operating environment
over the past 3 years
School year
2008 - 2009
2009 - 2010
2010 - 2011
Number of
teachers
TOTAL, of which
2,271
- in the urban area
586
- in the rural area
1,685
TOTAL, of which
2,314
- in the urban area
622
- in the rural area
1,692
TOTAL, of which
2,391
- in the urban area
621
- in the rural area
1,770
Environment
Average distance
(km)
22.18
23.81
21.91
22.98
24.88
22.67
23.75
26.50
23.31
The commuter teachers work especially in rural areas, the proportion being 74.02% of all commuter teachers. This
shows the lack of housing conditions in rural areas and the lack of desire of the perspective for setting up a residence in
the county side, the teachers employed in such units preferring to commute (23 km daily for the access to work). The
number of commuting teachers records overall a growth from year on year in the period under review, reaching a value
of 2,391 in 2010 – 2011 compared to 2,271 in the 2008 – 2009 school year. Also, the average distance traveled increases
from year to year, reaching in the 2010 – 2011 school year the value of 23.75 km.
Special education, number of students and teachers / last 3 years
School year
2008 - 2009
2009 - 2010
2010 - 2011
Number of teachers
Number of students
513
1,621
468
1,815
457
1,844
The number of students in special education increased by 13.75% in the 2010-2011 school year, compared to
2008-2009; in terms of teachers trained in special education, it had a reverse trend, decreasing from 513 in 2008 – 2009,
to 468 and then to 457 in the 2010-2011 school year.
The number of students who passed the national test in eighth grade / last 3 years
School years
2007 - 2008
2008 - 2009
2009 - 2010
Number of students in the
The number of students who
eighth grade
passed the national test
8,523
6,638
8,366
6,757
8,362
7,097
The rate of promotion of the national tests has increased steadily in the years analyzed, from 77.88% in the 20072008 school year to 80.76% in the next year, only to reach in the 2009-2010 school year to 84.87%, which places the
county on a national leading position.
The number of students who passed the baccalaureate / 3 years
School years
2007 - 2008
2008 - 2009
2009 - 2010
The number of students
enrolled in the baccalaureate
exam (sessions 1 and 2)
7,154
7,360
7,896
The number of students
who passed the baccalaureate
exam (sessions 1 and 2)
6,854
6,751
6,178
On the other hand, the rate of promotion of the baccalaureat exams has fallen steadily in the years under review,
from 95.84% in the 2007-2008 school year to 91.73% in the following year, only in the 2009-2010 school year to reach
78.24%. The decrease in the rate of promotion of the baccalaureat exams in 2009 – 2010, compared to previous years,
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does not necessarily indicate a decline in the school performance, as the influence has also been influenced by changes
introduced by M. E. C. T. S. (Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports) in the structure of samples, the evaluation by
grades being made only for the written tests, the oral tests (the skills test), being marked with qualifications, without
contributing, as in previous years, to the growth of the overall average for promotion.
The number of students who left school, per education cycles / 3 years
Of which
School
year
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
The total
number of
students who
dropped school
Number
of students in
primary
school
Number
of students in
secondary
lower school
Number of students in
high school and the school of
arts and crafts (compulsory
education)
423
67
219
361
85
205
298
54
136
137
71
108
The number of school dropout decreased overall in the period under review. Concerning the students in high
school and the school of arts and crafts, the number of school dropout increased in 2009 – 2010 to 108 cases after having
decreased in 2008-2009 to 66 cases from the previous year. In 2009 – 2010 however the increase is offset by a reduction
in the dropout among students in primary and lower secondary school.
The results of students in Suceava County in school and extra-school competitions in 2010
The results of students in Suceava County in school and extra-school competitions in 2010
The results obtained by students at school competitions included in the Calendar of School Competitions
made by M.E.C.T.S
The results obtained by students in national competitions other than those included in the Calendar of
M.E.C.T.S.
The results obtained by students at Inter-county competitions
The results obtained by students at the National Phase of School Olympiads
The results obtained by students at International olympiads
The results obtained by students in extracurricular projects and competitions organized at a national level, at
the C.A.E. of M.E.C.T. (Ministry of Education, Research and Youth)
The results obtained by students in extracurricular projects and competitions organized at an international
level
TOTAL
Awards,
mențtions
232
261
298
159
6
591
17
1574
University education in the county
Higher education is represented in Suceava County by “Ştefan cel Mare” University of Suceava, which, by the three
fundamental functions (research, teaching / learning and community service performed under institutional autonomy and
academic freedom), contributes actively and explicitly to innovation and social development. In this context, “Ştefan cel Mare”
University of Suceava, undertakes the task of education and scientific research with the following main objectives: - training of
specialists with higher education in fields of study provided by national and European official documents;
- harmonious shaping of the personality of students by highlighting their creativity and fully encouraging development;
- further development of scientific research at contemporary international standards, aiming at the affirmation of the scientific
performance of the academic community through their participation in the international community and inter-university
cooperation;
- continuous improvement of teaching and scientific research for successful integration, in terms of structure, economy and
quality in the European higher education system, so as to become a university of national and international prestige.
The Evaluation of labour market demand and the identification of new requirements led to the widespread formation
field of the University so that, in 2010, there were 10 accredited undergraduate programs and 5 masters program were
proposed for accreditation. “Ştefan cel Mare” University of Suceava has a total of 28 undergraduate programs provisionally
authorized and 37 Bologna accredited programs, 20 provisionally authorized masters and 38 Bologna accredited programs.
During 2010, “Ştefan cel Mare” University of Suceava has expanded its area of doctoral studies, 10 new PhDs being
certified by the ministry‟s order in the fields of geography, philosophy and industrial engineering.
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International relations have been consolidated with prestigious universities from Europe, 18 projects international
education projects being conducted: 8 ERASMUS IT projects, 4 ERASMUS NETWORK projects, 1 GRUNDTVIG project, 1
LEONARDO da VINCI project, 1 JEAN MONNET project and 1 CEEPUS project.
VI.2. Culture
The territory of Suceava county, also called “Ţara de Sus” (“Upper Country”) or “Ţara Fagilor” (“The land of beech
trees”) is an area with strong historical resonance, being known from annals and chronicles, particularly for the flourishing
economic, political and cultural period since Ştefan cel Mare (Stephen the Great).
Situated at the crossroads of old trade routes, on Suceava River valley, from which it took its name, Suceava
Municipality is first mentioned in a document dated February 11, 1388, issued by Petru Muşat, as the capital of Moldova
between 1388 and 1565.
In the area of culture, Suceava County is distinguished by traditions, customs, and monuments of a doubtless originality
based also on the cultural-spiritual evolution of a real authenticity in the area. The monasteries: Voroneţ, Putna, Suceviţa,
Dragomirna, Humor and Cetatea de Scaun of Suceava (the Princely Citadel of Suceava), Hanul Domesc (the Royal Inn) are
impressive by the elements of architecture or by the interior and exterior painting, by their color.
In the conservation and enhancement of the book, the 339 libraries in the county had in the late 2008 a fund of 5.23
million copies.
An important role in the cultural life is also played by other cultural institutions, on the territory of the the county existing
29 museums. Noteworthy is Bukovina Museum Complex, Bukovina Village Museum, the Museum of Natural Sciences of
Suceava, the Ethnographic Museum in Vatra Dornei, the “Wood Art” Museum in Câmpulung Moldovenesc, the Ethnographic
Museum “Bukovina popular techniques” in Rădăuţi, the Black ceramic center in Marginea, as well as the museums of Putna,
Suceviţa, Moldoviţa, Dragomirna monasteries.
Also, the painted Orthodox monasteries that were included by UNESCO among the masterpieces of world art should be
noted: Moldoviţa, Suceviţa, Humor, Voroneţ, Arbore, and Probota.
Alongside these are the memorial houses of Nicolae Labiş, Ciprian Porumbescu, Ion Irimescu that represent a rich
literary, musical and ethnographic legacy as well as the main tourist attractions in the county that were visited in 2008 by
499,522 visitors.
The list of historic monuments in Suceava County includes 517 A Class (national interest) and B Class (local interest)
objectives of historical interest, 182 of which are of national importance, placing Suceava County first in the region.
The cultural objectives in Suceava County under the World Heritage List are:
 Arbore Church
 The Church of Humor Monastery
 The Church of Moldoviţa Monastery
 Pătrăuţi Church
 The Church of Probota Monastery
 The Church of Voroneţ Monastery
 The Church of Saint George, part of the Monastery of Saint John the New
The County Department of Natural Culture and Heritage of Suceava, is included on the list of cultural objectives of
Suceava more than 130 places of interest, of which 90 churches and monasteries, and 5 memorial houses and museum houses,
11 museums and over 25 sites and buildings of architectural interest.
In Suceava County numerous festivals, fairs and dedication days are held. Among these we mention the most important:
International festivals:
- “Humour in...Gura Humorului” international festival of satirical graphic and humorous literature in Gura
Humorului – XXI edition
- International salon of humor in Suceava – XXI edition
- International Salon of Photographic Art “Bukovina in the Third Millennium” in Suceava
- International Photo Camp in Gura Humorului
- “Autumn in Voroneţ” International Festival of Film and Slideshow in Gura Humorului –XXX edition
National festivals
- National Fair of potter craftsmen “Peacock eye” in Rădăuţi- XXVIII edition
- National Festival of folklore “Flowers over Dorna” in Vatra Dornei
- “Bogdana” International Photo Camp in Suceviţa
- National Festival of trout in Ciocăneşti, IX edition
- “Nicolae Labiş” Poetry festival and contest in Suceava and Mălini, XLIII edition
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- National Festival of dzed eggs in Ciocăneşti, VIII edition
- “Buna Vestire” (“The Annunciation”) National Festival of religious choral music in Fundu Moldovei, XX edition
- “Magda Isanos – Eusebiu Camilar” National Festival of poetry and short stories in Suceava and Udeşti XVI,
edition
- “La Suceava în Cetate” (“In Suceava at the Citadel”) National folk music festival and contest in Suceava, Vatra
Dornei and Siret, IV edition
County and inter-county festivals
- “Romanian soul treasures” county festival and contest for the interpretation of folkloric music and dance, VIII
edition
- The apple festival in Fălticeni, VIII edition
- “Ograda cu dor” (“The court filled with nostalgia”) Traditional Festival in Moara, III edition
- “Flowers of May” inter-county folkloric festival in Iaslovăţ, IX edition
- “The dedication day of St. Mary” county festival in Bilca, XIV edition
- “Dor bucovinean” (“Nostalgia for Bukovina”) folkloric festival in Botoşana, VIII edition
- “Locust tree flowers” folkloric festival in Arbore, IX edition
- “Silvestru Lungoci” inter-county festival of traditional folkloric instruments in Horodnic de Jos, XVII edition
- “Nichita in the month of March” poetry festival and contest for young designers in Vatra Dornei, V edition
- Spring in the county – summer salon of amateur artists in Suceava
- “Maria Surpat – Mina Pâslaru” inter-county festival and contest for the interpretation of folkloric songs in Sadova,
VI edition
- “Agape” Religious Music Festival in Suceava, V edition
- “Alexandru Bidirel” inter-county festival and contest for the interpretation of the violin in Suceava, IX edition
- Inter-county peasant band festival and contest in Calafindeşti, VI edition
- County salon and contest for amateur artists in Suceava, XXI edition
- County festival of berries in Coşna, VII edition
- Trout festival in Ciocăneşti, IX edition
According to the data from Suceava Bukovina Cultural Center – the Center for the Conservation and Promotion of
Traditional Culture in Suceava, in January 2011, in the county there were 188 cultural establishments, of which:
- In very good state – 34
- Functional (without water and toilets on site) – 63
- Satisfactory – 34
- Requiring repairs – 38
- To another destination – 9
- Under construction – 10.
By the specifics they have, the culture units under the financing of the Suceava County Council have
worked based on the need to provide diverse cultural services, in order to meet the culture needs of the
community.
The collections of the Library of Bukovina comprise a number of about 360,000 bibliographic units, of which the home
loan departments have a collection of over 150,000 volumes, with encyclopedic character. All these departments, as well as the
reading rooms for books, the art department, and the Bukovina Fund department have offered various specific services to this
sector, to a number of 9,096 users. Thus, in 2010 the Library of Bukovina has recorded about 100,500 visits for the loan /
consultation of library documents or for the use of services in the internet room, that is, about 3,500 visits and participation in
various events, musical auditions, and visits for groups of students. All these users have borrowed at home or consulted in the
reading rooms about 145,500 bibliographic units, and they also used the Internet room and the reading room, throughout the
year 11,923 Internet sessions being recorded.
Currently there are 4 municipal libraries in the county and 11 city libraries, serving a population of 196,038 people,
accounting for 541,915 books in their collections and 46 computers, 42 of which were obtained as a donation through the
Biblionet program. These institutions attract to reading about 30,000 inhabitants.
Of the 97 existing communal libraries, they serve a population of 403,990 inhabitants, who have in their collections
almost 900,000 books; they attract to reading more than 35,000 users annually.
As regards the computerization of public libraries in the county, in 2010 22 public libraries in the county were equipped
with computers (with internet access), equipment and related software, through the Biblionet program, namely the libraries in
the cities of Cajvana, Dolhasca, Liteni, Milişăuţi, Siret and the communal libraries in Adâncata, Bogdăneşti, Boroaia, Broşteni,
Buneşti, Ciocăneşti, Cornu Luncii, Dolheşti, Dumbrăveni, Frătăuţii Vechi, Grăniceşti, Iaslovăţ, Izvoarele Sucevei, Rădăşeni,
Şerbăuţi, Stulpicani and Vereşti as well as the Branch in Burdujeni of the Library of Bukovina.
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CHAPTER VII.
HEALTH AND SOCIAL ASSISTANCE
VII.1. Current situation in healthcare
In Suceava County there are 9 hospitals under the administration of the local public government and 1 private
hospital, as follows:
1. “Saint John the New” County Emergency Hospital in Suceava
“Saint John the New” County Emergency Hospital in Suceava is located on the European road E85 at the
intersection of the roads linking the North of Moldavia, Botosani County and by the passage to Transylvania, and at a
distance of 12 km from Salcea airport, which allows cutting out intermediaries to ensure emergency medical
interventions.
“Saint John the New” County Emergency Hospital in Suceava is located in the South of Suceava Municipality, on
an area of 45,707 sq. m – the New Hospital and an area of 45,000 sq. m – the Old Hospital.
“Saint John the New” County Emergency Hospital in Suceava is the most representative health unit in the county,
with a capacity of 1,279 beds, which represent 35% of all beds in the county, providing specialist care in 23 sections
with different medical profiles for a population of 250,000 inhabitants and for over 30% of the county.
In the composition of the sections there are 33 compartments where they provide assistance in specific medical
specialties, of which 9 compartments are unique medical specialties in the county, namely: endocrinology, hematology,
neurosurgery, vascular surgery, plastic surgery, thoracic surgery, child neuropsychiatry, HIV / AIDS , maxillo-facial
surgery.
The provision of health services is granted on a continuous basis; in this respect 21 emergency lines in 14 different
medical specialties are being held.
The technical plateau of the hospital is provided by labouratories (functional exploration, pathology, radiology
with CT) and by the transfusion center, the department of sterilization, the distinct operator block, the point of Pest
control, Disinfection and Vermin control, the closed circuit pharmacy and the station for oxygen distribution.
The emergency receiving unit is functionally structured and equipped according to the regulations in force, fitted
with a distinct compartment of radiological imaging.
The hospital has in its organizational structure a department of Anesthesia and Intensive Care, with 40 beds, which
is an appropriate endowment to the current requirements, through the World Bank program. In the major potential risk
departments, Intensive Care compartments are organized in specialties like diabetes, cardiology, obstetrics and
gynecology, neonatology.
In the “Saint John the New” County Emergency Hospital in Suceava the Integrated Ambulatory works as well,
including 29 specialties and subspecialties, daily active, with a 7-hour program starting at 8 AM to 3 PM. The clinic has
been upgraded and developed in 2011, through a foreign granting project, implemented in the Suceava County Council.
2. "Sf. Doctori Cosma şi Damian" Municipal Hospital in Rădăuţi
Rădăuţi Municipal Hospital is a public health facility, part of the public domain of Rădăuţi located on 34 Calea
Bucovinei Street. The unit is located in the Eastern part of Rădăuți Municipalityon the national road Rădăuţi – Suceava,
with output in the European road 86.
The activity of Rădăuţi Municipal Hospital is providing medical services by hospitalization in bed and specialized
ambulatory services.
The hospital is a health facility with 520 beds, with legal personality subordinated to the Public Health
Department. It enters into contractual relationships for the medical work with the Health Insurance Fund and in
commercial relationships with various suppliers of medicines, medical supplies, and utilities.
Health care in Rădăuţi Municipal Hospital is granted as follows: continuous hospitalization, day care, integrated
ambulatory of the hospital.
3. Fălticeni Municipal Hospital
Medical services provided in Fălticeni Municipal Hospital:
a) in the hospital
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•
Medical hospital service specific to each departments of the hospital (day care and continuous
hospitalization)
•
Medical labouratory services (bacteriology, biochemistry, hematology)
•
Radiology and medical imaging services
•
Respiratory functional exploration services
b) in the integrated ambulatory
•
Medical services provided in specialty clinics
•
Dispensary for TB patients
•
Non-tubercular chronic respiratory disease (COPD, asthma)
•
Medical labouratory services (radiological investigations, functional explorations).
4. Câmpulung Moldovenesc Municipal Hospital
Located about 75 km from Suceava County Hospital, in Câmpulung Moldovenesc Municipality, to the west – of
the European Road 17, 25 Sirenei Street, the Municipal Hospital is an institution which provides comprehensive
medical, curative, preventive and recovery care for the population in the area.
In cases of emergency, the hospital provides medical-surgical assistance for all persons whose condition requires
it. The unit has, in its organizational and functional system: the hospital, the ambulatory of the hospital and the school
dispensaries.
The population currently assigned to the institurion is about 57,170 inhabitants, located within the following
locations: Câmpulung Moldovenesc, Sadova, Pojorâta, Fundu Moldovei, Breaza, Moldova Suliţa and Izvoarele Sucevei
(42 km route), Vama, Frumosu, Moldoviţa and Vatra Moldoviţei (31 km route).
The hospital works in the current building since 1982.
5. Câmpulung Moldovenesc Psychiatric Hospital
Câmpulung Moldovenesc Psychiatric Hospital functions as a mono-specialty hospital by the order of the Ministry
of Public Health, in agreement with the National Health Insurance Fund. It is located 67 km from Suceava, 200 km from
Iasi and 235 km from Cluj Napoca (DN17); 113 km from Chernivtsi and almost 500 km from Bucharest, occupies a
central position in the area Obcinele Bukovina and on the axis linking Moldova and Transylvania.
Located in an extremely benefic environment, Câmpulung Moldovenesc Psychiatric Hospital offers its services to
persons in psychic distress and who are over the age of 18 years.
The hospital staff provides the adults who need psychiatric assistance, care and treatment including medication
management, individual, group or family therapy and a wide range of therapeutic activities. The treatment may be either
the application of an intensive program of hospitalization, or through a partial hospitalization; any of these ways focuses
on treatment individualizing, so that the patient can return to a normal life as quickly as possible.
6. Vatra Dornei Municipal Hospital
The hospital was established on the 1st of January 1952 as the Vatra Dornei District Hospital, operating in two
buildings. In the building on 1 Mihai Eminescu Street, there were 3 more offices for medical consultations operating:
internal obstetrics-gynecology and surgery. Gradually, during 1953 – 1956, the number of beds reached 140. In 1956,
the hospital is moving in the current building (12 Mihai Eminescu Street), with the current departments, the number of
beds increasing to 210. On 01.01.1970, the name of the unit changes, from Vatra Dornei District Hospital to Vatra
Dornei Unified Hospital. In 1973, the rural sanitary districts and Brosteni Hospital are taken over, and the name of the
unit changes in Vatra Dornei City Hospital.
The hospital departments are: Department of General Surgery (30 beds), Department of Internal Medicine (80
beds), Pediatrics Department (20 beds), Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology (30 beds), Department of Infectious
Diseases (30 beds), Sterilization Block, Labouratory, and Pharmacy.
7. Gura Humorului City Hospital
The hospital in Gura Humorului has 113 beds, of which 35 for Internal Medicine, 15 for Obstetrics and
Gynecology, 6 for Neonatology, 20 for Pediatrics, 10 for Surgery, 6 for Gastroenterology, 6 for Neurology, 15 for
Occupational Medicine – with a separate pavilion in Frasin. In 2010, Gura Humorului Hospital has admitted 5,699
patients under continuous hospitalization and about 1,400 in day care treatment and offered more than 8,000
consultations in the emergency room. The hospital had a good indicator of the use of beds, 290 respectively, with the ten
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percents over the best index, while the index of complexity of cases increased from year to year, reaching in 2009 to
0.69.
8. Siret City Hospital
Siret City Hospital was founded in 1950, in the building of the former District Court. Over the years, Siret City
Hospital underwent several reorganizations, the last being in 2003, when from the total of 341 beds, only 78 remained,
the remaining beds going to the new Siret Psychiatric Hospital, structured as follows:
•
•
•
•
Internal Medicine department, with a total of 40 beds, of which 10 for Cardiology;
Pediatrics department, with a total of 15 beds;
Obstetrics and gynecology department, with a total of 8 beds including 3 for newborn;
Balneology & Physiotherapy department, with a total of 15 beds.
Siret City Hospital has a first aid room where the population benefits from emergency assistance, always being
able to provide small surgical interventions, the timing of the cases requiring minimum interventions before being
admitted to the hospital or to be redirected to other hospitals.
Siret City Hospital provides medical assistance for the city's population and for the subordinated communities:
Bălcăuţi, Calafindeşti, Grameşti, Museniţa, and Zamostea. Also, the emergency medical interventions in the commune
of Mihăileni address as well to Siret City Hospital, although it belongs to Botoşani County, as it is only 8 km from Siret.
The workforce in the Siret City Hospital is provided by a number of 93 employees, most of whom being young.
Medical services are provided by the following staff: 6 doctors, 34 practitioners, 22 nurses and cleaning persons; 3 other
medical personnel, 1 statistician, 8 TESA; 4 guards; 15 workers.
9. Siret Chronic Psychiatric Hospital
Siret Chronic Psychiatric Hospital was established on 01.06.2003, by the Order of the Ministry of Health and
Family no. 348 of 12.04.2003 and the Decision no. 91 of 24.04.2003 of the Department of Public Health of Suceava, as
an independent unit with legal personality.
Currently, the hospital has 210 beds in its structure, as follows:
 Chronic Psychiatric Department I: 50 beds of which 15 beds for acute patients;
 Chronic Psychiatric Department II: 160 beds.
Over two thirds of recipients of the services of the hospital are the former children, the current adults of the
Infantile Chronic Neuropsychiatry Hospital of Siret. It was closed two years ago, all recipients under the age of 18 being
taken over by the Suceava County Council, the adults remaining in the hospital care build on this occasion. The hospital
currently covers the specialist casuistry for about 150,000 inhabitants.
EXISTING PERSONNEL
Type of personnel
Number
Doctors
4
Nurses
35
Auxiliary medical staff
55
Other auxiliary staff
29
TOTAL
123
10.
STANDARDIZED PERSONNEL
Type of personnel
Number
Doctors
14
Nurses
5
Auxiliary medical staff
90
Other auxiliary staff
39
TOTAL
202
“Bethesda“ Surgery Hospital
Bethesda Hospital is a private hospital, structured as follows: 12 beds for general surgery, 5 beds for plastic
surgery, 8 beds for ENT, 10 beds for obstetrics and gynecology, 4 beds for neonatology, 6 beds for urology, 3 beds for
AIC.
The emergency medical care in Suceava County is provided by pre-hospital emergency services, namely Suceava
County Ambulance Service, SMURD within the Inspectorate for Emergency Situations of Bukovina and the structures
for hospital emergency of the health units with beds:
- Emergency receiving unit – SMURD within the “Saint John the New” County Emergency Hospital in
Suceava
- Emergency Receiving Center within Rădăuţi Municipal Hospital
- Emergency Receiving Center within Câmpulung Moldovenesc Municipal Hospital
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- Emergency rooms in hospitals in Fălticeni, Gura Humorului, Siret, Solca.
Currently the active motor vehicle fleet of Suceava County Ambulance Service has a total of 51 active
ambulances, of which:
- 2 ambulances of the C1 type (intensive care);
- 22 ambulances of the B type (emergency assistance);
- 8 ambulances of the A2 type (for the transport of multiple patients);
- 15 ambulances of the A1 type (for the transport of patients – 1 person);
- 4 ambulances of the ACD type (consultations at home).
The central residence of the County Ambulance Service is located in Suceava County, with 7 substations in:
Rădăuți, Siret, Fălticeni, Gura Humorului, Câmpulung Moldovenesc, Vatra Dornei, Broșteni and an ambulance point in
the district of Burdujeni in Suceava Municipality.
The SMURD Service, within the Inspectorate for Emergency Situations of Bukovina, is equipped with 3
ambulances of the B type (emergency assistance) in 3 centers: Suceava, Vatra Dornei and Siret.
Through two projects with external funding, implemented in the EURONEST Intercommunity Development
Association of Iași, established by the common will of the six counties of the North-East Region, and by the financial
involvement of the Suceava County Council, the Inspectorate for Emergency Situations of Bukovina in Suceava will be
equipped with 20 vehicles for emergency intervention, for emergency medical assistance and qualified first aid,
including 6 first aid ambulances and a resuscitation ambulance.
The main sanitary units in Suceava County, with state majority ownership
- number of units
Year Hospitals Polyclinics
2007
2008
2009
10
10
10
-
Medical dispensaries
Total
Territorial
6
6
6
-
Health
Centers
Nurseries Pharmacies
1
1
1
2
2
2
10
10
10
Source: County Department of Statistics of Suceava
With regard to the private health system, the situation of the units is presented in the following table:
The main sanitary units in Suceava County, with private ownership
- number of units
Suceava County
Year 2008 Year 2009
Hospitals
Polyclinics
Family physician medical practice offices
General medical practice offices
Specialty medical practice offices
Stomatology offices
Medical labouratories
Dentistry labouratories
Pharmacies
Pharmaceutical deposits
1
13
26
173
176
19
17
181
5
1
30
23
192
185
19
23
198
5
Total number of health units in Suceava County by residence and type of units in 2009
Health Unit
total
11
1
Hospitals
Health centers with hospital beds
100
2009
urban
11
0
rural
0
1
Medical-social units
Medical dispensaries
School medical practice offices
Student medical practice offices
General medical practice offices
Family physician medical practice offices
5
6
21
1
23
303
2
6
21
1
20
148
3
0
0
0
3
155
Source: County Department of Statistics
Beds in hospitals and medical-sanitary staff 1, on December 31
- number
Suceava County
2007
2008
2009
Beds in hospitals
2
)
3,276
3,272
3,295
Doctors 3)
808
829
817
1)
In state majority ownership units
2)
Including beds in health centers.
3)
Excluding dentists.
Dentists
145
144
158
Pharmacists
13
12
13
Average medical
staff
2,642
2,686
2,549
VII.2. Social assistance
The General Directorate of Social Assistance and Child Protection of Suceava carries out activities that meet the
individual, family or group social needs, to overcome difficult situations, vulnerability, by preventing the
marginalization and social exclusion and to improve the quality of life.
By its activities and actions, the General Directorate of Social Assistance and Child Protection of Suceava pursues
the objectives of the government strategy in the field, by identifying and solving social problems of the community for
the protection of children, family, single persons, elderly, disabled, and any person in need, through the specialized
intervention and development of appropriate services, as well as by forms and means provided by law, in this respect.
In the structure of General Directorate of Social Assistance and Child Protection of Suceava there are a number of
47 residential institutions where a number of 615 children and young people are assisted (2 classic orphanages, 2
modulated centers, 25 family homes and 18 apartments ). In Suceava County two other private orphanages are operating,
where 36 children / young people are assisted (without disabilities).
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No.
Servicii de tip rezidenţial şi de zi din structura Direcției Generale de Asistență Socială și Protecția Copilului Suceava (Protecţia Persoanelor Adulte)
Residential Service
Address
Type of
Type of
CaNo. of
Services
service
benefipaci beneficia
ciaries
ty
ries
Recovery
1.
and neuropsychiatric
rehabilitation center in Sasca - Mică
The commune of
Todireşti
Classic
with
disabilities
420
412
- basic services: housing, food preparation and
serving, cleaning and care;
- health care (health monitoring and maintenance);
- social assessment - rehabilitation services
(physiotherapy, physical therapy and massage,
behavior organizing and of perceptual-motor
structuring, supportive psychotherapy, relaxation
psychotherapy, cognitive - behavioral therapy,
occupational therapy, terapy by work and work
skills formation (occupational therapy), organization
and formation of personal autonomy: perceptual
learning, personal hygiene, skills formation (selfservice, self care, etc.), sociotherapy - socialization /
re-socialization activities, recreational and cultural
activities, counseling and family and community
reintegration
idem
The commune of
Recovery
2.
Costâna
rehabilitation complex in Costina-Mitocu
Dragomirnei
- Recovery and neuropsychiatric rehabilitation The commune of
classic
with
193
192
center in Costina
Mitocu
disabilities
- Recovery and neuropsychiatric rehabilitation Dragomirnei
family
37
38
center in Mitocu Dragomirnei
The commune of
- Maximum Protected Housing in Mitocu
Mitocu
family
10
10
Dragomirnei
Dragomirnei
Comuna Pojorâta
Classic
with
72
80
idem
Recovery
3.
disabilities
rehabilitation center in Pojorâta
Comuna Zvoriştea
Classic
with
60
62
idem
Recovery
4.
disabilities
rehabilitation center in Zvoriştea
The city of Siret,
family
with
50
36
idem
"A5.New Life" Recovery and rehabilitation
16 Sucevei Street
disabilities
complex and protected housing for adults
with physical and mental disability in Siret
Source: General Directorate of Social Assistance and Child Protection of Suceava, data available in 2010
It is noted that, overall, the number of beneficiaries (830) was in 2010 lower than the total capacity of the residential structures for the protection of adults (842 places).
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The structure of beneficiaries and child protection measures in 2010
Special measures of protection
Cases accepted in 2010
204, of which 140 from the community and 64 from the protection
system (transfer from other forms of protection in residential
institutions)
Placement in professional foster care
system (transfer from other forms of protection in foster care)
Placement in extended family
system (transfer from other forms of protection in extended
family)
Placement with families / persons without degree of
system (transfer from other forms of protection with persons /
kinship
families without degree of kinship)
32 from the community
Specialized supervision in the family
Source: General Directorate of Social Assistance and Child Protection of Suceava
Placement in residential institutions
Special protection measure
31.12.2010
Total no.
of
children,
of which:
Gender
Male
Female
0-3
y
3-7
y
Grupe de vârstă
7-10 y
10-14
14-18
y
y
244
371
10
38
66
109
Placement in residential
615
institutions
316
354
112 143
172
158
Placement in professional foster
670
care
152
182
10
38
55
78
Placement in extended family
334
59
51
1
20
16
30
Placement with families / persons 110
without degree of kinship
Over 18
y
191
201
67
18
111
26
42
17
Services and structures to prevent child separation from the family
The General Directorate of Social Assistance and Child Protection of Suceava provides services to prevent the
child separation from his family by:

2 maternal centers
 2 day care centers for children with disabilities
 2 rehabilitation centers for children with disabilities
 3 mobile teams providing specialized services to children with disabilities in the community and
to heir families, and to children whose parents are working abroad
 The office for the prevention of abandon, domestic violence and relations with other institutions
 The service for the evaluation of the child at risk and emergency intervention
Number of foster parents in the last 3 years
Suceava County
2008
2009
2010
Number of foster parents
523
516
474
Simultaneously with the decrease in the number of children in foster care placement (720 in 2008, 695 in 2009
and 670 in 2010), the number of foster parents also decreased during the period. The report represents the number of
children per foster care assistants in 2010 had a value of 1.41.
Services to support people who are victims of domestic violence
Within the Directorate General of Social Assistance and Child Protection of Suceava the Office for the
prevention of abandon, domestic violence and relations with other institutions operate.
The inter-ministry approval was obtained by which the technical-economic indicators for the project Multifunction center for victims of domestic violence in Gura Humorului were approved.
Social reintegration services for homeless people
A grant contract was signed and the procedure for procurement for rehabilitation and restoration works of the
project on the establishment of the Multi-purpose social center in Gura Humorului was launched – social inclusion
program, “Young people at risk” component for young people leaving the protection system.
Number of social workers, in the last 3 years
Suceava County
Number of social workers
2008
51
103
2009
56
2010
62
The number of social workers of the General Directorate of Social Assistance and Child Protection of Suceava
increased from year to year in the period under review. Their efforts are supported by social workers operating
under the subordination of the local authorities in the county, as well as volunteers and non-governmental
organizations active in the social area.
The structure of social services for disadvantaged groups or at risk of marginalization in the last 3 years
The number of registered persons with disabilities in the last 3 years
TOTAL
2008
2009
2010
children
adults
children
adults
children
adults
2,470
16,233
2,377
17,474
2,127
17,717
The number of children with disabilities is decreasing in the period under review, while the number of adults
with disabilities increased during 2008 – 2010.
Residential hosting services for adults with disabilities
No.
Residential service
Address
Type of
beneficiaries
Number of
beneficiaries
31.12.2010
412
with
Recovery
1.
and
neuropsychiatric The commune of Todireşti
disabilities
rehabilitation center in Sasca - Mică
with
Recovery
2.
and
neuropsychiatric
disabilities
rehabilitation complex in CostinaMitocu
192
Dragomirnei
Recovery
and
neuropsychiatric The commune of Costâna
rehabilitation center in Costina
38
Recovery
and
neuropsychiatric The commune of Mitocu
rehabilitation
center
in
Mitocu Dragomirnei
10
Dragomirnei
- Maximum Protected Housing in Mitocu The commune of Mitocu
Dragomirnei
Dragomirnei
with
80
Recovery
3.
and
neuropsychiatric The commune of Pojorâta
disabilities
rehabilitation center in Pojorâta
with
62
Recovery
4.
and
neuropsychiatric The commune of Zvoriştea
disabilities
rehabilitation center in Zvoriştea
with
36
"A5. New
Life"
Recovery
and The city of Siret,16 Sucevei
disabilities
rehabilitation complex and protected Street
housing for adults with physical and
mental disability in Siret
According to the data provided by the General Directorate of Social Assistance and Child Protection of
Suceava, on 31.12.2010, a total of 830 adults with disabilities were benefiting from the residential hosting system.
Sources to cover the expenditures for social assistance in the last 3 years
2008
National
Authority for
Disabled Persons
60,814,000
2009
72,200,000
2010
75,147,000
13,694,280
36,634,000
15,519
125,490,799
Year
Suceava County
Council budget
State budget (amounts
deducted from VAT)
Sponsorship
Total
20,014,459
35,639,000
67,127
116,534,586
20,290,044
37,485,000
116,764
130,091,808
The volunteers involved in social activities coordinated by the General Directorate for Social Assistance and
Child Protection of Suceava are 17 (registered in 2010, as shown by the data issued by DGASPC Suceava).
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The accredited social service providers in Suceava County, according to the data in the Unique electronic
register of social services, the Ministry of Labour, and the Family and Social Protection are as follows:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
Blijdorp Romania Association – Suceava Municipality
Casa Gabriel Association – The commune of Todirești
Casa Ramona Association – The commune of Vama
Bethesda non-patrimonial purpose association– Suceava Municipality
Association for the Relief of Children and Youth Aba-Del-Tin – Suceava Municipality
Help Med Charity Association– Câmpulung Moldovenesc Municipality
ASPA Support Association for People with Autism – Suceava Municipality
Dorna Mens Sana Association of Vatra Dornei – Vatra Dornei Municipality
Euroactiv Association – Suceava Municipality
Christian Aid Ministries International Association - Suceava Municipality
Isea – Intervention, Support, Education, Help Association - Rădăuți Municipality
Lumina Lina Association - Suceava Municipality
Romanian Asoociation of the Blind – Suceava Municipality
Natanael Christian Orphanage Association – Suceava Municipality
Save the Children Association – Suceava Branch – Suceava Municipality
St. John the New of Suceava Association– Suceava Municipality
Filadelfia Pentecostal Church - Suceava Municipality
Broșteni Board of Supervisors - Medical and social assistance unit
Todirești Board of Supervisors - Home for the elderly
Vicovu de Sus Board of Supervisors – Medico-Social Unit
Department of Social Assistance – Rădăuți City Hall
Department of Social Assistance – Suceava City Hall
General Directorate of Social Assistance and Child Protection
'Sfinții Ierarhi Leontie și Teodosie' Foundation – Rădăuți Municipality
Orizonturi Charitable Foundation - Câmpulung Moldovenesc Municipality
Ciocăneşti Bukovina Foundation – The commune of Ciocăneşti
Ana Charity and Mutual Aid Foundation – Suceava Municipality
F.A.R.A. Foundation – Suceava Municipality
"School for Life-Romania" Humanitarian Foundation – Orașul Siret
Eagle House Humanitarian Foundation – The city of Siret
Effes Humanitarian Foundation – The city of Siret
Esperanta Humanitarian Foundation – The commune of Scheia
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Geana Humanitarian Foundation – The commune of Vama
A New Life Humanitarian Foundation – The city of Siret
Peter Humanitarian Foundation – The commune of Cornu Luncii
Viorica & Ria Humanitarian Foundation – The commune of Fundu Moldovei
The Town Hall of the commune of Ostra – Department of Social Assistance
Burla Town Hall – Department of Social Assistance
Câmpulung Moldovenesc City Hall
Cajvana City Hall – Department of Social Assistance
The Town Hall of the commune of Bilca – Department of Social Assistance
Cosna Town Hall – Department of Social Assistance
Fălticeni City Hall – Social Assistance Service
Broșteni City Hall – Department of Social Assistance
Siret City Hall
Vatra Dornei City Hall
Christian Compassion Charity Company – The city of Dolhasca
Bukovina Ladies Society Association – Suceava Municipality
Siret Chronic Psyciatric Hospital
Dumbrăveni Medical and Social Assistance Unit
Zvoriștea Medical and Social Assistance Unit
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CHAPTER VIII.
ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION
VIII.1. Quality of environmental factors and pollution sources
VIII.1.1. Air Quality
Air quality monitoring in Suceava County is performed by the Environmental Protection Agency of Suceava,
both through fixed points of continuous monitoring and with the help of the auto-labouratory, as indicative, nonroutine measurements, at some points in the county.
The current monitoring points are in a number of 3 and are located in Suceava Municipality, the county
capital, encompassing about 35% of the urban population of the county and the most important emission sources of
air pollutants.
The following pollutants are monitored: sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, PM10 particulate, PM10 lead,
ammonia, hydrogen sulfide, mercaptans.
In Suceava County, the automatic stations for monitoring the air quality purchased under this program are
placed as follows:
- 1 urban background station in Suceava, at “Mihai Eminescu” National College
- 1 industrial type station in Suceava Municipality, at the Kindergarten no 12, in Cuza Vodă district
- 1 EMEP background station, in the locality of Poiana Stampei, next to the weather station of the
National Agency of Meteorology
- 1 air quality monitoring station, of the traffic type, in the city of Siret.
Also in the city of Siret, on the border between Romania and Ukraine within the “Romania-Ukraine joint
management for the protection of air quality” project, funded by Phare CBC 2004 another air quality monitoring
station was placed. The beneficiary of the project is Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava.
These automatic monitoring stations, in accordance with the requirements of the EU directives in the field, will
replace the old monitoring stations that have worked so far, for the monitorization of those general pollutants
covered by EU directives on air quality: SO2, NOx, O3, CO, COV, PM10/PM2.5, and Pb. Each monitoring station
will have its own weather station.
In order to disseminate in real time, the air quality information system will be equipped with an outside
electronic display panel, which will be placed in the center of Suceava, and a display which will be located inside
Suceava City Hall.
The air quality is regulated in Romania by Order 592/2002 transposing the EU directives in the field, and for
certain pollutants and / or certain mediating periods, by STAS 12574/1987 on the air quality in protected areas.
The systematic determinations made by the labouratory of the Environmental Protection Agency of Suceava
for the indicators of sulfur dioxide (SO2) and nitrogen dioxide (NO2) indicated an adequate air quality in Suceava in
relation to these indicators.
The Ammonia (NH3) indicator was monitored in several monitoring stations in Suceava Municipality, but on
different time periods (the social Residence of the Environmental Protection Agency, Iţcani, Cuza Vodă).
In these stations there were no CMA exceedances to ammonia, except for some sporadic exceedances (4.25%
of the determinations) in 2000 – the Station at the social Residence of the Environmental Protection Agency –
Obcini District, and 2001 – Suceava center station, where only one CMA exceedance was registered. The emission
sources of this pollutant were the old refrigeration plants of the food industry units in Şcheia industrial area, located
at about 1 km from the Residence of the Environmental Protection Agency.
The analysis of the results obtained from monitoring the troposphere ozone (O3) indicator in the period April
2002 – December 2006, indicates the following:
- No hourly average concentration reached the information or alert thresholds, according to Order 592/2002.
- One single daily maximum concentration of the 8 hours averages exceeded the long term objective to protect
human health (120 μg/cubic meters) in 2003-2006, namely on May 4, 2006, at 6 PM (139.5 μg / cubic meters), but
the annual maxima of this parameter are very close to it.
The indicator Particulate in matter (PM10) was monitored continuously at the Station at the social Residence
of the Environmental Protection Agency – Obcini District, located at the entrance from Fălticeni in Suceava, in the
vicinity of E85, over 30 m away, and of a secondary municipal road (about 10 m).
In the period under review, the annual limit value was exceeded only in 2006, while the daily limit values were
exceeded for the year 2005 and for 2006 at this indicator.
The Pb indicator of PM10 was monitored since May 2003, at the Station at the social Residence of the
Environmental Protection Agency. The Pb concentrations were maintained at a low level, relatively the same in
2003-2006, located at over ten times less than the annual limit value for human health protection.
The main source of emission of hydrogen sulfide (H 2S) is the manufacture of wood cellulose by SC AMBRO
SA Suceava by the sulphate process. There have been no recorded exceedances of the daily maximum permissible
concentration (0.008 mg/cubic meters) according to STAS 12574/1987 during this period in any of the stations
where this pollutant has been monitored.
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The methyl mercaptan pollutant, whose main source of emission is the manufacture of wood cellulose by SC
AMBRO SA Suceava, was monitored continuously in the period under review, except for the period July 2005 –
September 2006, when the emission source was stopped.
For this indicator relatively frequently exceeded maximum permissible concentrations are being recorded
according to STAS 12574/1987.
The location of the source in the lowland of Suceava valley, where the microclimate conditions are not
favorable for the dispersion of pollutants, the situations of thermal inversion and atmospheric calm being frequent
(weather events quite frequently during the autumn-winter of 2006, as the fog, which is an important factor
contributing to the low level of pollution in the atmosphere), contributes a well to the frequent recording of
mercaptan concentrations above the limit allowed in Suceava.
VIII.1.2. Quality of surface water and groundwater
Among the main objectives underlying the work of S.G.A. Suceava (the Water Management System of
Suceava), we can mention the knowledge, protection and rationalization of water resources to achieve good water
status.
The surface water quality is assessed in relation to the limit values set in accordance with Order no. 161 /
2006, the global characterization of water quality achieved by the classification in 5 quality classes, reported to the
systematic quality indicators in 6 main groups: temperature and acidification, oxygen regime, nutrients, salinity,
specific toxic pollutants of natural origin, other relevant chemical indicators.
According to the data recorded in the month of February 2011, published by the Environmental Protection
Agency of Suceava in the monthly report on the environmental conditions in Suceava County, the water quality
labouratory in the S.G.A. Suceava has taken and analyzed water samples from surface waters of Suceava County,
resulting in the following classes as shown in the table below.
No.
Water body
1
Siret
2
Suceava
3
Pozen
4
Şomuzu Mare
5
Moldova
6
7
8
9
Suha
Băişescu
Ciumârni
Bistriţa
10
11
12
13
14
Dorna
Neaga Șarului
Bârnărel
Sadău
Putnişoara
15
Rogojeşti
16
17
18
Bucecea
Solca
Dragomirna
Monitoring section
WATERWAYS
Border
Siret
Huţani
Brodina
Mihoveni
Tişăuţi
Satu Mare
Quality class
II
I
I
No samples were collected
II
II
III
Vorniceni
Dolheşti
Fundu Moldovei
am. Câmpulung Moldovenesc
II
II
I
I
av. Gura Humorului
Baia
Stulpicani
Ostra
Găineşti
Cârlibaba
I
II
I
I
Argestru
Barnar
Dorna Candreni
Gura Negrii
Crucea
Sadău
Strujinoasa
LAKES
II
II
II
IV
No collections are being made, acc.
to MO 2011
II
II
No collections are being made, acc.
to MO 2011
Depending on the objectives pursued, the wells monitored for groundwater quality monitoring in the second
half of 2010 can be grouped into:
- Monitoring wells
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- Water supply wells
- Hydrogeological study wells.
The following groups of indicators were monitored: oxygen and nutrient regime, hazardous / priority
hazardous (inorganic and organic) substances, other toxic chemical pollutants.
Monitoring wells
- CET (Electro-Thermal Power Plant) Suceava – 13 wells. There have been exceedances in chlorine, sodium,
total iron and ammonium.
- SC AMBRO SA Suceava – 10 wells. There have been exceedances in: chloride, manganese and lead, total
iron, conductivity and ammonium.
Water supply wells
- Siret – SC ACET SA Suceava –Siret Agency – there were no exceedances recorded;
- Măneuţi – SC Servicii Comunale SA Rădăuţi – there were no exceedances recorded;
- Berchişeşti – SC ACET SA Suceava – there were no exceedances recorded;
- Baia I, II – SC ACET SA Suceava –Fălticeni Agency – there were no exceedances recorded;
- Sadova - SC ACET SA Suceava –Câmpulung Agency – there were no exceedances recorded;
- Airport - SC ACET SA Suceava – Câmpulung Agency – there were no exceedances recorded;
- Voroneţ – SC ACET SA Suceava –Gura Humorului Agency – there were no exceedances recorded;
Hydrogeological studies wells
There were wells exceedances in total iron in the wells in Neagra Şarului and Poiana Stampei.
In terms of raw surface water, the Environmental Radioactivity Labouratory of the Environmental Protection
Agency of Suceava made daily beta radioactivity measurements of the global raw water taken from Suceava River
in the Mihoveni Section, downstream Suceava Municipality. All measurements were below the warning limit of
2000 Bq/cubic meters. Also, the station has conducted monthly measurements of raw water samples taken from
rivers Moldova, Bistriţa and Siret. In these streams there were no exceedances recorded over the warning limit in the
IInd semester of 2010.
In terms of drinking water, daily, the Environmental Radioactivity Station of Suceava measured the global
beta radioactivity on drinking water samples taken from the supply network of Suceava Municipality – the social
residence of Environmental Protection Agency. All values were below the detection limit of the equipment.
VIII.1.3. Soil quality
In terms of soil, the lands are ranging from the best lands and easily to use in agriculture, to those without
agricultural value, but which can be used for other purposes.
The diversity of natural and anthropogenic conditions causes a high variability of the suitability of soils for
agriculture.
The agricultural lands are grouped into five quality classes, differentiated by the average score of evaluation.
The five quality classes indicate the suitability of the lands for agricultural uses. The number of evaluation points
show the suitability of the land to the life requirements of certain given crop plants, under normal weather
conditions and with a rational use.
Use
Real
Arable
Pasture
Hay field
Orchard
Agricultural
Unproductive
Total
177,801
93,440
74,791
3,470
349,502
1,080
350,582
Area
Classified
I
177,801
93,440
74,791
3,470
349,502
-
cls
2,785
3,045
1,518
1
7,349
-
Quality class
III
II
NB
83
82
85
81
83
-
cls
41,325
13,766
3,336
20
58,447
-
NB
70
67
67
65
69
-
cls
71,556
30,682
16,968
3,035
122,241
-
NB
54
54
50
55
53
-
IV
cls
42,432
27,813
32,995
199
103,439
-
V
NB
35
34
33
29
34
-
cls
18,983
18,134
19,974
215
57,306
-
NB
15
16
14
15
15
-
Average
quality
class
cls NB
III
49
III
43
IV
34
III
51
III
44
-
Soil classification by classes and types of uses in Suceava County (Source: Department of Agriculture and
Rural Development of Suceava)
The main limitations of soil quality
The damage to soil characteristics and functions, namely to their bioproductive capacity, represent restrictions
of their use determined either by natural factors (climate, landforms, edaphic features, etc.), or by anthropogenic
activities (agricultural and industrial). In many cases, these factors may act synergistically, resulting in the decrease
of soil quality and even the cancellation of their functions.
The loss of the fertile topsoil is a silent crisis, a slow process, which is not perceived so widely and can go
unnoticed for a long time. Although soil erosion is a physical process, it has many economic consequences, affecting
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the productivity, the growth, the welfare. Where erosion begins to exceed the rate of soil formation, the topsoil layer
is thin, and gradually disappears altogether.
From the data provided by Department of Agriculture and Rural Development of Suceava the following result:
a) Excess moisture in the soil: 181,986 ha.
This includes the permanent (gleying) and temporary (pseudo-gleying) excess moisture. Of the areas with
permanent excess moisture the lowered part of Rădăuţi depression is to be noted (Volovat, Rădăuţi, Horodnic,
Frătăuţii Vechi, Vicovu de Sus partially, Grăniceşti), and of the temporary excess moisture the foothill border of
Obcina Mare, with typical and albic luvosoils: Horodnic, Solca, Cacica, Baia, Boroaia, Marginea, Botoşana, Arbore,
Caşvana; then, in Dragomirnei Plateau: Siret, Muşeniţa, Calafindeşti, Bălcăuţi, Grămeşti, etc., but also in Fălticeni
Plateau.
b) Erosion cause by water action:
b’) surface erosion – totals 58,945 ha. Includes especially areas of the Fălticeni Plateau: Dolhasca, Vultureşti,
Forăşti, Preuteşti, Dolheşti, and also Dragomirnei Plateau: Adâncata, Suceava, Bosanci, Salcea. In these regions,
areas classified with weak to very strong erosion are included.
b’’) depth erosion – covers 1,656 hectares in hilly area of Suceava county, especially in Todireşti, Udeşti,
Vultureşti, Preuteşti, Liteni, Gălăneşti, Cornu Luncii. There is a predominance of the land affected by depth erosion
(as the case of surface erosion) in Fălticeni Plateau.
c) Landslides:
Occupy 22,335 hectares, stabilized slips being predominantly in this case (18,949 ha), especially in Cacica,
Botoşana, Cajvana, Todireşti, and in the western part of Dragomirna Plateau to Suceava Valley in Dărmaneşti and in
Fălticeni Plateau at Udeşti and Fălticeni. Active slides (3,386 ha) are prevalent in Fălticeni Plateau (Preuteşti,
Radăşeni, Fălticeni, Forăşti) and Dragomirna Plateau (Adâncata).
d) Soil compaction:
It occupies 29,658 ha, the phenomenon being present in all communal territories situated in the collectivized
plateau area. The phenomenon of compression helps reduce the production by decreasing the useful volume of the
pores present in the soil mass, therefore reducing the amount of water useful for plants and its availability for
consumption. The phenomenon is found particularly in Rădăuţi, Siret, Dorneşti, Drăguşeni, Grămeşti, Volovăţ,
Vereşti, Grăniceşti, but also in other areas of the county, in varying proportions.
e) Strong and moderate acidity:
Can be found spread over 247,456 ha in all areas of the county. It can be seen in the mountainous area, with
areas that have more than 80-90% of the area affected by acidification (Câmpulung Moldovenesc, Vatra Dornei,
Gura Humorului, Breaza, Brodina, Broşteni, Cârlibaba, Dorna Arini, Frumosu, Izvoarele Sucevei, Iacobeni,
Moldoviţa, Ostra, Panăci, Pojorâta, etc.), and in piedmont areas (Solca, Baia, Horodnic, Vicovu de Jos, Vadu
Moldovei), as well as in plateau areas (Ciprian Porumbescu, Preuteşti, Rădăşeni, etc.). The most effective control
method is the application of amendments preceded by the performance of agrochemical studies to substantiate their
application.
f) The flooding characteristic affects an area of 51,756 ha. 2 situations can be distinguished, namely the
flooding caused by floods in the county (Suceava, Moldova, Siret) in their own valleys, a flooding that usually
affects the soil with a low fertility (eutrice and gravel-like litosoils; eutrice and lithic aluviosoils). This can be
partially reduced by increasing the number of dams on large rivers, in order to regulate river flows and where
necessary to implement protective dikes to protect the constructions. Smaller rivers in the foothill area of contact
between Dragomirnei Plateau and Obcina Mare are in this second situation, tributaries mainly to Suceava River
responsible for the disasters in the last two years occurred on the range of the communes of Arbore, Gura Humorului
(Voroneţ) and Solca. Here the relief conditions are those that allow on the one hand abundant rainfall in a short time,
but also a very fast flow of water due to the high slope of the land. Floods are sudden and violent, imposing the
resizing of footbridges and the impossibility to live in the affected areas.
g) Low edaphic volume
It is the case of soils with much body from the mountains and the river meadows, which occupy 16,058 ha.
One cannot act on them, the only measure is using them as pastures and meadows.
h) Deficiency of nutrients
It is one of the biggest problems the agriculture is Suceava is facing in the mountain side, but also in the hill
side. If the issues on the supply of potassium are not significant (659 ha), on the fact that the soil parent rocks are
rich in potassium, in contrast for nitrogen (145,784 ha), and especially for phosphorus (287,357 ha), the situation is
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more serious because of the lack of natural and artificial fertilizers, and of amendments. The use of complex
chemical fertilizers is required.
Monitoring of the soil quality
During 2003, the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development of Suceava proceeded to sampling soil
and plants from 22 sites of Level I of agricultural use located in Suceava County, in a fixed network of 16 x 16 km.
The frequency of measurements of is 4 years, through this monitoring aiming at the monitorization, evaluation,
forecasting, warning and operative intervention on the current state of soil quality.
The 1st order sites monitored by the Department for Agriculture and Rural Development of Suceava are: 1014
Brodina, 1018 Vicovu de Jos, 1021 Rădăuţi, 1025 Grăniceşti, 1030 Zvorâştea, 1033 Moldoviţa, 1037 Vatra
Moldoviţei, 1042 Solca, 10048 Todireşti, 1051 Moldova Suliţa, 1053 Su0ceava, 1056 Sadova, 1058 Vereşti, 1061
Frumosu, 1078 Horodniceni, 1081 Pojorâta, 1083 Preuteşti, 1092 Stulpicani, 1107 Vatra Dornei, 1109 Boroaia,
1090 Dolhasca.
Hot spots of soil degradation
From the data provided by the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development in Suceava show that the
landslides in Suceava County occupy 22,335 ha. Stabilized slips are prevalent within (18,949 ha), especially in
Cacica, Botoşana, Cajvana, Todireşti, and in the Western part of Dragomirna Plateau towards Suceava Valley in
Dărmaneşti and in Fălticeni Plateau at Udeşti and Fălticeni. Active slides (3,386 ha) are prevalent in Fălticeni
Plateau (Preuteşti, Radăşeni, Fălticeni, Forăşti) and in Dragomirna Plateau (Adâncata).
VIII.2. Synthesis of the high-risk situations produced in the county in 2008-2010
The risks that generated special events during 2008-2010 and that have been managed – directly or through the
shared support – by the Inspectorate for Emergency Situations “Bukovina” of Suceava County were caused by the
manifestation of natural hazards (floods, landslides and land collapses, dangerous weather phenomena, forest fires),
technological risks (chemical accidents, fires, serious accidents in inland transport, failure of public utilities) and
biological risks (epidemics, pandemics, epizootics, zoonoses).
The elements at specific risk that made the county administrative-territorial units vulnerable are: people,
animals, settlements, property, economic and social activities and the resources that ensure the quality of life (water,
air, soil, food, etc.).
A. Floods
The most significant natural hazard in the county, characterized by an increased frequency and intensity, by
the area of expression and great value of the resulted damage is represented by floods. These are caused by
hazardous weather phenomena characteristic of this territory: high rainfall in a short period of time and leak of the
slopes – in spring and in summer and the sudden melting of the snow or the formation of hanging dams on some
rivers – in winter and in spring. Specifically, the defining element of recent years is the increase of torrential rainfall,
especially in the plateau and in the foothills, as well as in the mountain units of the East, with direct effects on flood
occurrence.
The phenomena most serious occurred in 2008 and 2010 when, flash floods from Suceava river had a
catastrophic character, and their downstream propagation caused historical flows on the rivers Moldova, Suceava
and Siret.
The catastrophic floods in 2008 caused – directly or indirectly – significant damage to both socio-economic
environment and population and environment. All administrative units in the county were affected, the total value of
the property damage amounting to 760,798,713 RON.
During the floods in 2008, three people were killed by drowning, and others were injured.
During June-July 2009, following heavy rainfall which had generally manifested in the form of downfall,
leaks occurred of the slopes and water courses increases with torrential character. Rainfall was accompanied by
lightning and wind intensification, with large hail, the damage amounting to 1,699,926 RON.
Rainfall during 21 – 29 June 2010 significantly exceeded the monthly and multi-annual average quantities,
being comparable to those measured in the period with heavy rainfall from July 2008. This time the rain intensity
was higher during 21 – 24 and 26 – 29 June 2010, which led, on Siret River and its tributaries on the right, to the
occurrence of two series of floods. The value of the material damage was 405,607,336 RON.
Floods caused by hanging dams and ice bridges.
In Bistrita River Basin an important risk factor in winter is flooding caused by the formation of ice structures
(rushing streams, hanging dams, ice bridges).
The risks specific to hanging dams are floods, which occur upstream (in the back side) of ice dams, and
downstream, damage by the striking force, after these dams break. Hanging dams are sometimes formed on water
sub-basins of Neagră Şarului and Neagră Broşteni Rivers because of the crossing of the southern slopes of Călimani
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massive by the Western air masses. To the mentioned elements, the anthropogenic influences in portions of narrow
or artificially blocked river beds should be added.
The highest mountain frames delimiting Dorna Depression favorizes numerous thermal inversions with big
mountain-valley differences, which lead (in winter) to very intense frost phenomena. On Dorna, Teşna, and
Dornişoara Rivers and even on Bistriţa Aurie the ice thickness exceeds 50-60 cm or even 1 m. Some Western
influences, warmer and wetter enter during winter on the courses of Bistriţa Aurie and Neagră Şarului forming also
on these rivers hanging dams (more frequent and on a larger scale on Bistriţa Aurie).
During 2008 – 2010 the specialists of the Inspectorate for Emergency Situations “Bukovina” executed 11
missions of pyrotechnic destruction of hangind dams.
The Water Management System of Suceava is the water management unit in the county subordinated to the
Department of Water of Siret subject, within the National Administration of Romanian Waters, which administers
the following technical works:
- regulation of water courses – 137.925 km
- bank protection – 20.225 km
- embankments – 39.615 km
- accumulation – 5: Șomuz II Moara, Solca, Șerbăuți, Dragomirna and Mihoveni movable dam.
- land targets on water courses: 5,66.
The area of the managed water basin is 8,553 km and the length of the river network is 3,092 km.
B. Landslides
In 2010 there were 61 localities inventoried in Suceava County, areas and points with landslides that are risk
factors for the population and the critical infrastructure. The main factors triggering and causing landslides on the
territory of Suceava County are of geological type (a lithological substrate of clay alternating with loose rocks), of
morphologic type (sides with slopes greater than 3-5%), of climatic type (average annual precipitation over 500
mm) and of human type (wasteful use of land in general and especially of slopes). Landslides, in various stages of
development, active and relatively stabilized, are affecting more than 30-40% of the slopes of the valleys that drain
the Plateau Abode Unit of the county and also considerable areas of the Mountain, Carpathian and Subcarpathian
Unit.
The most important landslides, classified by level of settlements vulnerabilization:
I. The right side of Suceava River located between the Şcheia and Cetăţii streams (known as “Şeptilici
Coast”), is, in terms of intensity of the current geomorphological processes, one of the most active areas with
landslides in the municipality of Suceava. The area is affected by landslides (in various stages of evolution) on a
length of over 2 km. With all the work to stabilize over the last half century, the danger of new displacement of the
land is still high, and the socio-economic implications are important. In this area there are residential districts with
the associated road infrastructure, with telecommunications networks, water networks and sewage networks,
electricity distribution, heating pipelines, DN2 (Chernivtsi Street) and DN29 (Unirii Street). These ways of
communication ensure the liaison of the central districts with the industrial-residential areas Burdujeni and Iţcani.
II. Landslide in Teodoreni - Dealul Mănăstirii. In 2006 a landslide on the left slope of the Suceava River
reactivated and expanded in Suceava Municipality, between Teodoreni Monastery and the 110 KV Transformer
Substation, in Burdujeni district.
In terms of geomorphology the area is located in Dragomirnei Plateau (subunit of Suceava Plateau) in the
northeastern part of Suceava Municipality and it is engaged in the interfluve Suceava-Siret, on the average terrace
level of Suceava River, an accumulative relief type and of the Pleistocene-Holocene age. Dealul Mănăstirii is
presented as a plateau, treated as an upper terrace of Suceava River, with light and medium southern falls. It presents
an asymmetric profile, with gently sloping side slopes to the right and very sharp slopes on the left (the landslides
area).
For the avoidance of risks, in July 2008 the first topographic liftings were made for the commencement of the
stabilization works. The landslide evolved rapidly and in October, a joint team of experts, requested by the local
authorities assessed the situation and proposed making emergency measures for the execution of remodeling works,
caulking of cracks, the graben bottom terracing slopes with the provision of drainage slopes and a waterproof
coating, building of drains, canals and other works of taking drained water by wells and their evacuation at the
emissary.
III. The landslide in the commune of Brodina (28.07.2008).
The respective geomorphological hazard that occurred in the left side of the Suceava River, about 200 m
upstream of the bridge crossing the river and 350 m from the center of Brodina. The triggering of the landslide took
place on 28.07.2008, following heavy rainfall fallen during 24-26.07.2008, rainfall that recorded a maximum of
120l/sq. m. The additional threat of mud flow and of the slope portion with landslide of medium-small blocks is the
blocking of Suceava River, with the temporary formation of a temporary lake. It is estimated that the slide is still
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active (but with an extremely low speed), in favored conditions (abundant rainfall) increasing the risk of sliding
speed increase.
IV. The landslide in the commune of Straja (July 2008).
In the commune of Straja a series of landslides occurred, of which the worst are in the area called “Poieni” and
in the area Deal Arșița.
V. The landslide in the city of Frasin, Bucşoaia district (June 2010)
Following the precipitation at the end of June 2010 the landslide in Bucşoaia District occurred, of the
perimeter of the city of Frasin, a phenomenon that threatens eight households.
The urgent measures taken to stop the slide have resulted in digging channels for the drainage of the water of
the sliding muddy mass and the partial removal of water from the stream and from the sliding basin through the
installation of flexible pipes.
VI. The landslide in the village of Voievodeasa, the commune of Suceviţa (June 2010)
Of the geomorphological processes affecting the area the following are to be mentioned: slip processes (the
slopes are covered with an alteration cover forming the slope flood); denudation, resulting in surface erosion, the
effects being mitigated by the presence of vegetation; torrential erosion, heavily manifested on slopes during intense
rains and snow melting, specific forms occurring (gravels, sands, torrential valleys, etc.); slow landslides, affecting a
superficial layer with seasonal effect (freeze-thaw); collapses and tumbles; fluvial erosion in the minor river bed.
The landslide from Voievodeasa (Dealul Rău) occurred at the contact between the quaternary and the base. The
body of the slip (quaternary tilloid clay) kept its structure, a fragmentation in large flaps taking place, which tends to
crumble by movement. The area affected by landslides is high enough, as well as the extending on the slope.
C. Fires
In 2008 the county had seen 16 cases of fire, totaling damage of 3,420,000 RON and 8 injured people.
In 2009, the cases of fires reported in the county were in number of 24, totaling losses of 4,016,000 RON. In
the case of thr fired of 2009 4.3 ha of forest litter and dry vegetation burned.
In 2010, there were 8 cases of fire, totaling property damage of 990,000 RON, the loss of a human life and the
personal injury of a person.
D. Technological risks
Technological hazards that may occur in the county are: chemical accidents, mass fires, serios transportation
accidents and the failure of public utilities. They are determined both by human error (the failure of the
technological flow, the faulty operation of facilities, the inadequate transport, handling and storage of hazardous
materials and substances, the non-compliance with the prevention, security and protection rules) and by
improvisations and the wearing of the installations, machinery, equipment etc.
E. Chemical accidents
1. The chemical accident to the cold installation of the Skating rink in Suceava Municipality
(24/25.04.2008).
2. The risks and incidents in ponds and decantation dumps of the tailings resulting from mining
and ore preparation work.
Decantation ponds, as well as tailings deposits are a defining social vulnerability in recent years. Thus, the
designing, financing and execution of large works for the stabilization and greening of those perimeters were
imposed. The process of closing and greening the perimeter of the lake Valea Tărnicioara is in an advanced state of
the work.
The close monitoring, analysis and risk assessment with the other waste dumps in the county (Dealu Negru,
Valea Străjii, Poarta Veche, Pârâul Cailor, Tonegăreşti, Valea Putnei, etc.) are permanent activities of ISU and other
institutions authorized.
II. Inland transport accidents
On road transport routes, there were serious accidents (at least 4 injured and at least 2 dead):
o in 2008 – 4 accidents, which resulted in 2 deaths and 14 people injured;
o in 2009 – 5 accidents, which resulted in 26 de victims;
o in 2010 – 6 accidents, which resulted in 10 deaths and 16 people injured.
III. Risk of explosion of the unexploded ordnance.
During 2008-2010 170 missions of pyrotechnic diking in of ammunition, 9 ammunition destructions and 8
explosives transport missions were carried out. The amount of drained and destroyed ammunition is 2,286 pieces of
which: 115 artillery shells of various calibers, 34 thrower bombs, 32 aviation bombs, 244 offensive and defensive
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hand grenades, 15 antitank hits, 1,496 infantry cartridges, 329 artillery warheads, 5 anti-tank mines and 16 explosive
bodies.
F. Biological Hazards
Biological hazards that occurred in the county during 2008-20010 are epidemics / pandemics and epizootic
diseases / zoonoses.
I. Epidemics / pandemics
This risk category was represented by the expression of influenza with AH1N1 strain. The phenomenon began
on 02.11.2009 following the confirmation of 3 cases in Câmpulung Moldovenesc. The negative evolution of the
pandemic in the county, the increase in the number of illnesses and deaths have imposed special measures: the
establishment of quarantine at hospitals, the distribution, under the care of each institution, of protective medical
masks to their staff providing public services, the monitoring of risk groups (students, chronically ill, tourists, etc.),
further preventive action to inform the population and, ultimately, vaccination, with priority for medical staff,
students and employees of MAI. By fighting the pandemic, in March 2010, in Suceava County 489 people were
suspected, 215 cases were confirmed, 11 people died and 204 were cured.
II. Epizootic diseases / zoonoses
In the period under review disease notification reports for 19 cases of rabies, 3 cases of bovine enzootic
leucosis, 4 cases of trichinosis and 4 of equine infectious anemia were received from DSVSA.
F. Summary situation of the interventions of the Inspectorate for Emergency Situations
“Bukovina” of Suceava County in 2008-2010
Type of intervention
2008
Total interventions,
2,493
of which:
Fires
584
Floods
406
SMURD
1,262
Other emergency situations, other interventions
241
Hazardous transports
Monitoring the transport of hazardous
3,649
substances:
2009
1,987
2010
2,715
total
7,195
748
39
423
777
572
487
704
952
1,904
932
2,389
1,970
1,582
3,363
8,594
Source: Inspectorate for Emergency Situations “Bukovina” of Suceava County
People saved during emergency situations
Persons medically assisted
Animals saved
Property saved during emergency situations
Property damaged during emergency situations –
except for the damage during floods
2008
773
1,279
1,196
164,000,000
25,000,000
2009
227
392
377
323,000,000
12,215,000
2010
406
679
562
122,000,000
7,500,000
Source: Inspectorate for Emergency Situations “Bukovina” of Suceava County
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total
1,406
2,350
2,135
609,000,000
44,625,000
SECTION B. DEVELOPMENT OF SWOT ANALYSIS OF SUCEAVA COUNTY
1. THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT
Strengths
Weaknesses

The existence in the county of 27 natural protected areas.

Significant tourism potential.

In Suceava County there are sites of community importance, declared by the Order of the
Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development no. 1964 of 13.12.2007, as part of the
NATURA 2000 European ecological network.

The high economic (valuable species) and green value of forests.

The existing of a rich hydrographic network, with a density higher than the national
average, which can be exploited through the development of fruit growing and fishing related
activities

The existence of grasslands and hay fields favors the development of the livestock sector,
especially in mountain areas.

The existence of hydropower resources.

The existence of significant underground resources (salt, oil).

The existence of significant mineral springs, both quantitatively and qualitatively, and of
the facilities offered by balneary and climatic ressorts.
Opportunities
 Lack of appreciation at an appropriate level of the natural
potential.
 Spruce forests in mountain areas are vulnerable to wind fellings.
 For the forest exploitation technologies that degrade the
environment are still used.
 In the hill area, due to excessive grazing, there are degraded
lands, outside the forest fund, to be afforested.
 The underdeveloped infrastructure for managing protected areas.
 Rainfall favors frequent flooding in the area.
 Only 35.8% of the total water resources in the county are used.
Threats

The adoption of measures to expand the forest through afforestation, leading to the
mitigation of the effects of desertification, agricultural land degradation, wind and storm erosion.

A more efficient use of local resources: deciduous and coniferous forests, thermal springs
and mineral water, fertile land, rich pastures and meadows, non-ferrous ores, clay, limestone,
ponds, lakes, natural and cultural monuments, gardens etc.

The conservation of the biodiversity is an issue of national and European interest.

The access to European funding allocated under the regional or sectoral operational
programs, but also to those allocated under the program targeting cross-border or interregional
cooperation.
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 Economic growth may result in increased pressure on
biodiversity.
 The disappearance of some species of plants or animals.
 The dependence of a large part of the wood market county
economy.
 The delay in the adoption of documents aimed at the development
of the territory.
 A low degree of development of cross-border cooperation
opportunities, comparable to the collabouration potential.
2. TOURISM AND ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES
Strengths
Weaknesses

In Suceava County, the most significant sectors in terms of turnover in 2009 by legal entities
were the retail trade, accounting for about 16% of the total revenues registered by companies, and
wood processing, accounting for 12%.

The number of registrations recorded at TRO Suceava, show an increase of 18.17% in 2010
compared to 2009.

The economic activity contributing the most to the gross value added of the county was both
in 2007 and in 2008, manufacturing (18.8% and 19.1% respectively), followed by agriculture,
hunting, forestry, which in 2007 brought a contribution of 16.9% to the gross value added of the
county, being surpassed in 2008 by real estate, renting and business activities performed mainly for
businesses (business recording a contribution of 15.1%).

The gross domestic product per capita in Suceava County was in 2009 3,292 Euro (increasing
from the previous year), Suceava County ranked 3 in the North-East Region after Iaşi and Bacău.

Large agricultural area – 349,494 ha (40.8% of the total area of the county), of which
337,200 ha privately owned (96.4%).

The civil population employed in agriculture and forestry is 45.42% of the civil employed
population of the county.

The forest fund occupies 53% of the county, representing 6.7% of the total forest potential of
Romania, Suceava County occupying in this respect the first place in the country.

In December 2010, in Suceava County, the index of net use of the tourist accommodation
capacity in operation was 20.1% on total tourist reception structures, compared to 15.9% in
December 2009.

The preservation of traditional crafts and trades.

The increase in agricultural equipment endowment: increase of the fleet of cars, tractors and
agricultural machinery in the period 2008 – 2010 in the county.

The positive trend in the livestock sector in the last 3 years in the county.

Compared to 2008, when in the district 233 tourist accommodation structures that provided
tourists 7,029 places, the number and capacity of accommodation has increased in 2010 to 245
accommodation structures with an existing capacity of 8,033 places.
Opportunities

The drastic decrease in the number of newly recorded PLCs in the urban areas in
2010.

Although in 2007, the real GDP growth at the county level was double (10.7%)
than the percentage increase of the same indicator at the regional level (5.4%), in 2008,
amid economic crisis, the GDP of the county fell sharply, registering a negative growth
(-3.9%), well below the regional level (3.6%). In 2009, the gap is widening even more,
the GDP at county level reaching a percentage reduction of -5%, while the same
indicator, but at regional level, having an increase of 9.1%.

The decrease in large enterprises in the county during 2007 – 2009 from 23 to 8.

The total cultivated area in organic farming went down in 2009 compared to
2008.
Threats

The forecast conducted by the National Prognosis Committee for the period 2011 –
2015 shows a favorable trend for Suceava County, the real growth of the GDP / capita in
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Difficult procedures for obtaining approvals (eg. environment) by
companies.
Euro being estimated to be higher than the average in the region, and the unemployment
rate lower than the regional average.

According to the forecast of the NPC, in 2011 the GDP per capita will increase by
about 5.9% compared to 2010.

The presence in Suceava County of natural resources that can help increase the
regional economic potential.

The cooperation between economic agents and the formation of industrial clusters.

The existence of national and European programs to support development /
innovation, research and technology transfer.

The increase in the use of renewable energy resources leads to economic growth
and new technologies.

The demand for organic farming products.

The promotion of local, traditional food.

The increase in the foreign investment could lead to increased competitiveness
through technology transfer and innovation.

The increased international interest in promoting sustainable tourism.

The ability to develop business tourism by rendering the existing business centers /
salons profitable.

The increased international interest in cultural, balneary tourism (including
preventive treatment – of the wellness / spa type), ecotourism, agritourism and rural,
adventure tourism.

Very good opportunities to exploit the mountain throughout the year by hiking,
riding, climbing, extreme sports, skiing.

The existence of the Faculty of Tourism at the “Ștefan cel Mare” University.

The phenomenon of globalization / integration may marginalize certain
sectors of the economy and even lead to their extinction (eg. textile industry,
light industry, food processing etc.).

Outlining of the industrialization process.

Reduced capacity of small farms and farms to compete with EU products.

The risk of delocalization of industries to external locations (eg. The
Republic of Moldova and Ukraine), due to lower costs;

The competition of tourist areas with similar travel offers in other
neighboring regions or in countries.

Failures of the lease and land market.

Taking wrong models of development of sites with holiday destinations.

The failure to achieve tourism projects because of the difficulties related
to land ownership in areas with tourism potential.
3. POPULATION AND NETWORK OF SETTLEMENTS
Strengths
Weaknesses

Balanced distribution of population by gender in 2009 recorded 349,280 men and
357,440 women.

The upward trend of population aged 15 to 59 years.

The average life span in Suceava County is growing, reaching 74.26 years in the
period 2007 to 2009.

The employed population of Suceava County holds the 2 nd position with 19.29%
of the total occupancy of the area, after Iasi.
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The downward trend of the younger age group (0-14 years) in the
population of the county.

After increasing from 1.2 (the value recorded in 2007) to 1.7 in 2008, the
natural growth has declined in 2009 to 1.

A negative natural growth recorded in 2009 in the rural areas.

Negative internal migration balance in the county in the reference period
2007 – 2009.

The increases in the number of urban localities (cities and municipalities), from 8
to 16 and the decrease in the number of villages, from 396 to 379.

The average size of a community in the county is 4,122 inhabitants, higher than
the national average of 3,426 inhabitants / commune.

Suceava County ranks second in the country, accounting for 6.4% of the total
residential building authorizations issued in December 2010.

The number of households is increasing, reaching in 2009 254,750, the growth
being around 7,174 houses compared to the number recorded in 2007.
Opportunities

The largest number of unemployed is recorded in the younger age groups:
40-49 years (3,062, of which 1,297 are women) under 25 years (2,067, of which
997 are women) and 30-39 years (2,056, of which 916 are women).

In terms of average number of employees, in the year 2009 Suceava
County held the 3rd position of the 6 counties of the North-East Region
accounting for 17.14% of the total employment rate of the region, decreasing
compared to the previous years.

In terms of unemployment, Suceava County is ranked 5 among the
counties of the region, recording a rate of 8% in 2009, below the regional
average of 8.6%, but above the national average of 7.8%.

Also, the net average earnings per employee in 2009 was of 1,117 RON /
employee, ranking the county the second last in the region, the regional average
rising to 1,206 RON / person, while the national average was 1,361 RON /
person.

The number of construction authorizations issued in Suceava County had a
downward trend in the period, with a slight reduction in the level of 2008 (when
4,886 building authorizations were issued) compared to 2007 (when the number
of building authorizations was 5,178), followed by a significant decrease of
approximately 33%, reaching 3,270 permits issued in 2009.
Threats

According to the forecast of the NPC, following a decrease in the civilian
employment in 2010 to 232,200 persons from 2011 the county will register a slight
increase; in 2014 the county will be found on the same place 2 in the region.

The NPC forecasts show that the average number of employees in the
period 2011 – 2014 will also be growing, 0.3 – 0.4% annually (similar to the regional
increase).

The reduction of the unemployment line by adapting education and
professional training to labour market needs.

The balanced distribution of urban centers in the county.

The existence of the Human Resources Development Operational
Programme, with its priority axes on the allocation of EU funds for human resources
activities.
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
The economic conditions, the lack of medical services, especially
in rural areas, are leading to the decline in birthrates.

The increasing in the population aging index.

The decrease in the number of specialists in various fields due to
labour migration of people with high level of education abroad or to other
regions.

The low motivation among young people to participate in training
programs.
4. TERRITORIAL PLANNING
Strengths
Weaknesses

The existence of two European roads: E 85 Bucharest – Suceava –
Chernivtsi and E 58 Halmeu – Suceava – Sculeni.

Balanced road networks cover of the county.

The location of Suceava County at the eastern border of the EU and the
possibility of interconnection of the European transport systems with other neighboring
states.

The existence of a railway network that liaises with the rest of the
country.

The existence of the “Stefan cel Mare” International Airport of Suceava,
which in 2010, compared with 2009, increased by 6.19% in passenger processing,
which led to an increase in their income with 21.86% in 2010 compared to 2009.

The degree of connection to electricity is 98.70%.

Of the total of 1,136.424 km which is the length of county roads,
32.20% are gravel and earth roads.

Of the total of 906.787 kilometers which is the length of
communal roads, 83.40% are gravel and earth roads.

The public road network density of 29.5 km per 100 sq km of
area places Suceava County under the density recorded in the country, 34.3 km
to 100 km.

Only 40.3% of the localities of the county (i.e., 46, of which 14
were cities and towns) had in 2009 centralized drinking water supply system.

Only 29.8% of the localities of the county (i.e. 34 localities) had
in 2009 sewers.

With regard to the water mains (for collection and distribution), in
the county there are 1,100.18 km, another 816.22 km are in execution and
another 2,430.11 km are needed to cover the entire county.

No commune in Suceava County has heat distribution networks.

With regard to the county sewer system, there are currently
550.93 km, another 488.36 km are in execution and another 2,502.40 km are
still needed.

The need for treatment stations in the county is 96, of which only
16 are in operation.

In the county only 27 drinking water treatment plants work, while
only 97 are required.

There are gas supply networks in only 6 urban localities and in 10
rural localities.

The lack of adequate regional landfills and transfer stations.

In 2009, only 76.43% of the county population has benefited from
sanitation, mainly in urban areas. Th coverage of sanitation services was
83.33% in urban and 71.27% in rural areas.
Opportunities

Threats
The existence of European funds for the modernization of the air
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Moving the traffic from road to rail transport.
transport infrastructure by the Sectoral Operational Programme 2007 – 2013.

The existence of development programs for the national rail network,
according to the Romanian Railway Infrastructure Development Strategy – the period
between 2001 and 2010, prepared by the National Railway Company Plc.

The creation of intermodal transport stations (air – road – rail).

The existence of government programs to support investments in the
rehabilitation and expansion of water networks, sewage and wastewater treatment.

The extension and modernization of the public water supply, sewerage
and wastewater treatment system to meet the the requirements of the European
Directives.

The implementation of the Project called “Integrated waste management
system in Suceava County”.
The possibility of developing strong technologies in waste management and
recycling of them.

The allocation of scarce resources for road and rail transport
systems.

The reducing of the volume of passenger and freight transport.

The wear and degradation of national and regional road networks
in cities.

The reducing of the public investment in the infrastructure due to
financial crisis.

Permanent risk of environmental degradation due to the small
number of cities with centralized water supply and sewerage facilities and
integrated waste management systems.

The localities that have centralized water supply system, but no
sewage system and wastewater treatment are a major environmental pressure
factor.

The lack of timely interventions to equip with centralized water
and sewage can lead to rural depopulation.

Poor waste management can generate negative effects on the
health of the population.
5. SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE FOR SOCIAL-ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES
Strengths
Weaknesses

The existence of fruit growing, agricultural and forestry research
stations, as well as of the Gene Bank for Agriculture in Suceava – unique in
Europe.

Potential for the development of the berries, mushrooms and
medicinal plants processing industry.

The existence of the necessary institutions and infrastructure to
provide public services in Suceava County.

The existence of 7 Local Action Groups established in Suceava
County.

The existence in the county of the “Ștefan cel Mare” University of
Suceava, recognized by the CNSIS as a research center.

The interest of public local authorities in the county to ensure the
transparency of the decision-making processes.

The increased interest of local authorities in the county for the
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The still low degree of use of the online communication
system and the Internet in the local authorities in the county.

Poor endowment of local public administration authorities,
especially in rural areas.
information and communication technologies and the information society.

Active involvement of the decision makers in implementing
economic and social sectoral policies and action plans.

Suceava County ranks 2 after Iasi County as contributing to the
total expenditure in research and development of the North-East Region.
Opportunities
Threats

Better collabouration between local institutions in social assistance,
decentralized public services of ministries and NGOs in the field.

Encouraging public-private partnerships in the establishment of
alternative services.

The existence of EU funds to improve the infrastructure and public
services.

The development of public-private partnerships to promote the tourist
attractions in the county.

The location of the county in the North-East Region, which ranks 2 in the
country regarding the number of researchers, after Bucharest-Ilfov.

An appropriate legal framework for project management.

The lack of financial resources for the chievement of projects in
the county and co-financing of projects from EU funds.

Poor identification of additional sources of financing, in
conditions of sustainability for the realization of large projects and programs,
especially in infrastructure, energy, environmental protection, food safety,
education, health and social services.

With regard to the distribution of R & D expenditure by regions,
the downward trend of expenditures made in the North East Region in the
national total from 7.51% in 2007 to 6.70% in 2009 is to be noted. Also, the
North-East Region is consistently ranked 4 in the last 3 years in the top of
development regions, in terms of value of total expenditure in research and
development, contributing to the total expenditure in research and
development at national level with a share of 6.70% in 2009.
6. EDUCATION AND THE TEACHING SYSTEM. CULTURE
Strengths
Weaknesses

The school population has grown over the last 3 years for high school,
colleges and schools of arts and crafts courses.

There is an increase in the enrollment in education in the 2009 – 2010
school year (when the degree of coverage was 94.19%) from 2008 – 2009 school year
(when the degree of coverage was 91.37%).

The rate of promotion in the national tests has increased steadily in the
years under review, from 77.88% in the 2007 – 2008 school year to 80.76% in the next
year, for in the 2009 – 2010 school year to reach 84.87 %, which places the county on a
national leading position.

As regards the preschool, primary, lower secondary, high school and post
graduate education system, the school population is growing in 2009 – 2010 compared
to 2008 – 2009.
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The insufficiently ensured school infrastructure provided to all
schools (total lack of equipment with gymnasiums, labouratories, sports fields,
proper connection to utilities, in some units located mostly in rural areas)

The number of students in special education schools increased by
11.96% in the 2009-2010 school year compared to 2008-2009; in terms of
trained teachers in special education, a reverse trend was recorded, decreasing
from 513 in 2008 - 2009, to 468 in the 2009 – 2010 school year.

The rate of promotion to the baccalaureate exam declined steadily
in the years under review, from 95.84% in the 2007-2008 school year to 91.73%
in the following year, for in the 2009-2010 school year to reach 78, 24%.

Of the 188 cultural establishments in the county, only 51.59% are
in good condition or functional.

The large number of educational and extracurricular programs developed
by the County Inspectorate of Education of Suceava and the schools in the county,
resulting in a positive reporting of students in the social environment.

The number of school dropouts decreased overall in the period under
review (2007 – 2010).

Very good results obtained by students in Suceava County in school and
extra-curricular, national and international competitions.

The existence of the “Ștefan cel Mare” University of Suceava that
obtained, following the evaluation performed by ARACIS, the “high trust” qualification
and that, through the 9 faculties, provides superior training of the workforce.

The county benefits from the existence of numerous historical
monuments of local, national and international interest (UNESCO certified).

The permanent concern of the managers of many cultural institutions in
the county to provide an agenda of cultural events.

A rich book fund in the county.

The diverse cultural offer: festivals, theater performances, concerts,
exhibitions, sports competitions, customs and traditions.

The existence of a highly original ethnographic and folkloric treasure
with a rich calendar of traditional fairs and folkloric events throughout the year.
Opportunities
Threats

Alignment of the educational offer to the labour market requirements.

The existence of national and international funding programs other than
the Structural Funds available for the development of the cultural sector.

Rendering profitable the international relations of the “Ştefan cel Mare”
University of Suceava with prestigious universities from Europe, in developing
programs to exchange know-how in order to align the requirements of the labour
market to the educational offer.

The favorable positioning for the inclusion in tourist circuits.

Encouraging cultural and religious tourism.

The restoration / renovation / rehabilitation of objectives related to
cultural and historical heritage and their tourist exploitation.

The existence of national programs of rehabilitation, modernization and
equipment of rural and small urban cultural establishments.
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Insufficient budgetary resources to ensure the functioning of
schools.

The inconsistent distribution of funds according to the standard
cost per student.

The school dropout and the reduced frequency of students for
financial reasons and the lack of employment prospects.

The migration of teachers to more favorable living environments
(urban, other countries).

The abandonment of monuments and cultural heritage objects by
the local authorities, owners and their managers (natural persons and legal
persons, clergy).

The degradation of the rural architectural heritage by the
depopulation of towns and rural communities.

The lack of control over new constructions that alters the
traditional environment and poor urban documentation with intervention
regulations in protected historic areas, under the local public authorities.

The decrease in budgetary allocations, and, thus, in funding
opportunities.

Low media interest for cultural events.

The decrease in the interest on working with culture ministries of
the countries with a tradition in heritage protection and other international
organizations to facilitate exchanges between professionals – courses, masters,
doctorates, etc.

The tendency of the historical false and kitsch to take the place of
authentic values.
7. HEALTH AND SOCIAL ASSISTENCE
Strengths
Weaknesses

The increase in the number of doctors and dentists during 2007 –
2009 from 808 physicians and 145 pharmacists to 158 physicians from 817
pharmacists.

During 2007 – 2009, the number of hospital beds increased from
3,276 to 3,295.

The decrease in Suceava County in the number of children with
disabilities during 2008 – 2010 from 2,470 to 2,127.

The increase in the number of social workers subordinated to
DGASPC of Suceava from 51 in 2008 to 62 in 2010.

The existence of NGOs involved in social activities in Suceava
County.

The decrease in the average health staff during 2007 – 2009
from 2,642 to 2.549.

The inadequate equipment of health units in rural and small
urban areas.

The decrease in the number of foster parents in Suceava
County during 2008 – 2010 from 523 to 474.

The increase in the number of adults with disabilities in
Suceava County from 16,233 in 2008 to 17,717 in 2010.
Opportunities
Threats

Funding programs for social assistance (ROP, national programs).

Funding programs for health assistance (ROP,
national programs).

Regulations of the Ministry of Health that create the possibility of
endowment with high performance equipment of outpatient specialized units.

Legislation on medical practice offices and the possibility of
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
Underfunding as a result of administrative decentralization.

Suspension / interruption / diminution of national funding
programs due to the economic crisis.

The degradation and closure of health facilities due to the
lack of funds and poor management.

The migration of health care professionals with medium
upgrading them.

The rehabilitation of common medical dispensaries is a
prerequisite to improve access to the quality health services in rural areas.
and higher education outside the county / country.

Lack of financial motivation for medical staff.
8. ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION
Strengths
Weaknesses

The existence of drinking water resources in most localities, both
quantitatively and qualitatively.

The existence of basic organizational structures for environmental
protection.

The implementation of development programs on integrated water
resources management and integrated waste management.

The diminishing of the activity of large industrial emitters and
starting replacing them gradually with SMEs (greater flexibility and
adaptability to the environmental requirements).

Using at a reduced scale of pesticides and fertilizers, with
favorable effects on the development of ecological agriculture.

Ongoing monitoring and evaluation of environmental factors.

The variety and richness of the biodiversity.

The active involvement of the decision makers in implementing
policies and action plans for environmental protection.

The provision of the labouratory of the EPA Suceava with high
performance air quality monitoring equipment.

The presence on extensive areas of highly potentially productive
soils.

Few negative phenomena of soil degradation, compared to other
areas of the country, due to the high degree of afforestation in the county.

The air quality in urban areas is generally appropriate, except for
the PM10 particulates and mercaptans (last in Suceava).

The lack of centralized water supply systems in most rural
communities and in some peripheral urban areas.

The low percentage of high quality surface water.

The failure to provide funding for conservation, closing and
cleaning works of mining sites, particularly of plant tailings ponds that
have served useful for the mineral preparation plants of Târniţa,
Călimani, Fundu Moldovei and Iacobeni leading to the production or
imminence of accidental pollution.

Poor responsiveness of the rural population on the proper
waste collection and payment of fees for the sanitation service provided.

Low level of selective waste collection, recycling and
recovery.

Low awareness of the population and businesses on the
importance of protected areas.

Insufficient financial and human resources for the
management of protected areas, of species and habitats of community
interest.

Noise pollution caused by traffic congestion.

Suceava County is a risk area in terms of flooding (on an
area of 51,756 ha in areas crossed by large rivers in the county
(Suceava, Moldova, Siret) as well as in the foothills of contact between
the Dragomirnei plateau and Obcina Mare, crossed by small rivers and
tributaries, especially of Suceava).

The existence of forest deficit areas (869.49 ha).
Opportunities

Threats
The consolidation of the administrative structures as a basic element for
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
The effects of air pollution and noise pollution on the health of
building a robust environmental management system and contributing to the sustainable
development.

Specific and ongoing training for the professional development of the
staff capacity effectively implementing and enforcing environmental policies.

The consolidation of national and international partnerships with
institutions that work in the area of biodiversity and environmental assessment.

The consolidation of the partnership with NGOs in developing and
implementing environmental policies.

The existence of legal obligations regarding the achievement of noise
maps and Action plans to manage noise and its effects.

The existence of the National Energy Efficiency Program.

The assessment and monitoring of the actual state of environmental
factors in order to sustain the development of short, medium and long term scenarios
and strategies on the environment, health of the population and on the renewable and
non-renewable resources.

The use of the best available technologies, economically and
environmentally, in the regional and local investment decisions of public funds and the
stimulation of such decisions made by the private capital; the entrenchment of ecoefficiency criteria in all production activities or services.

The anticipation of the effects of climate changes and development of
long-term adaptation solutions, as well as inter-sectoral contingency measure plans,
including portfolios of alternative solutions for crisis situations caused by natural or
human phenomena.
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the population.

Energy losses in houses due to the poor infrastructure heating and
the lack of thermal insulation.

Poor activity of the authorities / public institutions and poor
awareness of the population and economic agents on the issue of environmental
protection.

Frequent changes in the legislation and the delay in the
occurrence of implementing rules / legal contradictions.

Risk of accidents due to the impact of local economic activities
on air quality.

The production of accidental pollution outside the county that can
affect Suceava County, including the cross-border accidents.

The uncontrolled growth of motor vehicle traffic with adverse
consequences on air emissions.

Extreme weather phenomena that can promote air pollution by the
prevention of dispersion and transport of pollutants.

High costs of compliance of economic agents with the
environmental standards.

The lack of collabouration with research and development
Institutes in the country and / or abroad and the development of consortia for
integrated environmental monitoring and medium and long term decisions.
SECTION C.
OBJECTIVES, PRIORITIES, MEASURES AND ACTIONS
CHAPTER I.
STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES
Conclusions of the evaluation of the existing socio-economic situation in Suceava County:
We present below, the essential conclusions of the analysis of the reference framework of Suceava County, on
sectoral areas, the same for the existing situation was drawn in the county (in Section A. of this Strategy) and the
SWOT analysis (in Section B.).
The natural environment

The high amount of existing wood (the forest fund occupies 53% of the county, representing 6.7%
of the total forest potential of Romania, Suceava County occupying in this respect the first place in the
country), justifies the development of the industry of wood exploitation and processing, in direct correlation
with the area of the forest fund.

The fertile soils (the agricultural area is 40.8% of the total area of the county) and the rich
hydrographic network justifies the need to develop agriculture and fishery. The development of these areas
must be coordinated with the growth and modernization of vehicles, tractors and agricultural machinery, the
development of irrigation systems and the guarantee of the existence of qualified human resources in the field.

The existence of underground resources entails the need to stimulate the mining activity, which
now takes place mainly in the exploration of building materials (aggregates of river rocks, useful rocks from
quarries). Investment is required to develop ore exploitation activities such as: the manganese deposit from
Ulma, the quarrying of manganese in the village of Dorna Arini, the copper ore deposit of the perimeter of
Mănăila (the commune of Breaza), the ore being processed in the Processing Plant of Iacobeni, the
underground exploitation of the uranium deposit from Crucea and the rock salt from Cacica.

The existence of natural therapeutic factors in Suceava County, in localities such as Vatra Dornei
(the balneary and climatic resort of national interest, included in the international circuit), Tinovul Mare –
Poiana Stampei, Iacobeni, Solca, justifies the proposal of measures to promote balneary tourism.

The existence of the two European roads: E 85 Bucharest – Suceava – Chernivtsi and E 58
Halmeu – Suceava – Sculeni provides the connectivity of the county with its neighbors. However, the further
development of the road network is necessary, as a pillar supporting the economic development of the county.
On the North-South direction, the road accessibility should be improved for an effective achievement of the
strategic position of the county at the North-East border of Romania and the European Union.

The renewable energy potential existing in Suceava County (river, wind, solar, biomass, etc.)
should be rendered profitable by public and private initiatives. The diversified development of renewable
energy is needed, taking into account that there are different types of renewable resources available for use and
that the production of energy from these resources varies in different periods of the year, depending on weather
conditions.
Economic activities and tourism

The focusing of the economic development of the county must be directed to the sectors that
represent a specific potential of Suceava County. In Suceava County, the most significant sectors in terms of
turnover in 2009 by businesses were the retail trade, accounting for about 16% of the total revenues of the
companies and wood exploitation and processing, with a share of 12%. Suceava County has a too large
potential for agriculture and tourism, for example, for the main contribution to the turnover of the county to
come from the commercial sector. It is necessary therefore to boost the development of the other sectors,
particularly of the agriculture and tourism.

The services and trade sector is the main generator of economic gross value added in the economy
of the county, this development entering in the general trend nationally registered. In the structure of the gross
value added by economic activities in Suceava County, the agriculture participates in a percentage of 14.40%,
the industry contributes in a percentage of 21.00%, the construction were creating a gross value added of
7.90% of the total, and services and trade were contributing with 56.70%. For the further development in the
tertiary sector, the focus must fall on the development of modern knowledge – being areas with increased
intake of gross value added.

In the sociological survey conducted in the context of this strategy in the administrative units of
the county, most respondents said that agriculture and food industry are areas with high growth potential,
considering that the most appropriate private investment in localities they represent would be in these areas. In
this context, we believe that the efforts of the economically relevant actors (local authorities, businesses, etc.)
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should be aimed at rendering profitable the positive evolution of the livestock sector in the county through the
development of food industry (meat processing, milk processing).

The extremely high agricultural potential, which can be used without adjuvants (fertilizers and
pesticides, genetically modified plants), as well as the concern for the environmental impact of agriculture,
recommends Suceava County for the development of organic farming. Regarding the fight against diseases and
pest diminishing in Suceava County, according to the data provided by the Department of Agriculture and
Rural Development of Suceava, only the appropriate products, packaged, labeled, licensed and recognized
were sold and are still being sold. On the genetically modified organisms, in 2009, the Department of
Agriculture and Rural Development of Suceava monitored the areas cultivated with conventional soy, because
the cultivation of genetically modified soy is banned. Genetically modified maize in not cultivated in the
county either. In this context, the promotion of organic farming is a natural direction, which Suceava County
must follow. The promotion of the tourism potential of the county, which will be described in detail in the
conclusions in the following, is worth mentioning here as well, in light of the fact that organic farming can be
developed in conjunction with agritourism.

Suceava County is one of the few Romanian counties which have the potential for developing
most types of tourism. In principle, except for the maritime tourism, one can practice all types of tourism in the
county: cultural, religious, rural tourism and agritourism, ecotourism, mountain tourism, balneary tourism,
business tourism. In terms of cultural tourism and especially religious tourism, Suceava County is the national
leader in terms of targets of interest. See Annex C2.
In terms of mountain tourism, however, it has some competitors, the most strong being Prahova Valley.
Mountain tourism in Suceava County has some features that recommend it for a special target group who
prefer tourism in the Prahova Valley. While in Prahova Valley the uncontrolled real estate development
harmed the beauty of landscapes and architectural heritage, Suceava County still preserves its archaic features
of landscapes and buildings, but without compromising the standards of comfort.
The tourism in Suceava County should be developed also by the revitalization of areas with potential. In
this regard, the initiatives, such as the tourist arrangement project for Cacica salt mine, should be supported,
without remaining individual.
Also, the efforts of the local and county authorities to promote the tourism brand of the county are being
heard, Suceava being chosen over other destinations in the country, especially during the holidays (Christmas
in Bukovina, Easter in Bukovina, Pilgrimage in Bukovina, Bukovina Hora). Measures are still needed in this
respect starting with the provision of the infrastructure as support for tourism and to the promotion activities
(for example, a better connection of the region Moldovița – Putna to the well-known monastery tourist route).

Beyond the importance of protecting the heritage of crafts such as pottery, black pottery,
construction of folkloric instruments and artistic carving of wood, popular clothes making, etc., keeping the
traditional crafts can be an economic generator, especially in combination with agritourism and organic
farming. Suceava County should continue to be promoted as a tourist area emphasizing also the traditional
heritage. In this context, we consider appropriate to create a project to exploit the cultural heritage by arranging
in Suceava County a traditional authentic village – Bukovina Village.

Encouraging the initiatives of forming professional associations and organizations will help
develop and diversify the county economy. The example of the association “Made in Bukovina” can be copied
to other sectors of the county. The establishment of this association was based on a desire to encourage those
working in the field of organic farming through the participation in numerous activities designed to promote
Bukovina and Suceava County, both at home and abroad. Thus, the Fair “Made in Bukovina”, held this year at
its third edition, brought about the presentation of both organic food, and crafts and traditions of Suceava
County, with performances given by artists from Suceava County in addition to all these, as well as tourist
packages promoted by professional associations.

“Stefan cel Mare” Airport of Suceava plays an unique and vital role in connecting counties in the
North-Eastern part of Romania, without taking into account the opening to Ukraine and Moldova, encouraging
the economic and social cohesion. The Airport Modernization Project, supported by the county will contribute
to an expanded, modern and sustainable national transport infrastructure, leading to the sustainable economic
development and the improvement of the quality of life of the citizens.

The economic ties of Suceava County with the neighboring counties should be promoted and
sustained, with the possibility to render the economic complementarities profitable. In this respect, we believe
that promoting the implementation of an Industrial Park between Suceava-Botoșani may lead to the concerted
development of the two counties, which will result in creating new jobs and raising living standards.
Population and network of settlements

Most of the civilian employed population of the county is working in agriculture, hunting and
forestry (109,900), a significant proportion is employed in manufacturing (35,900) and 27,100 people are
employed in trade, the tourism being poorly represented in this chapter (3,600 people). Nevertheless, overall,
the population of Suceava County holds the 2 nd position with 19.29% of the total area employment after Iasi.
We consider it necessary to analyze the possibility of setting up vocational schools to prepare qualified
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individuals in areas such as tourism and food industry and forestry, thus ensuring the alignment of the
qualification of the workforce to the local and / or regional labour market requirements.

In 2009, the percent of unemployed with higher education of the total number of unemployed in
Suceava County was 6.3%. The percentage of unemployed with high school and postgraduate education was
22.5%, the 71.2% difference being the unemployed with primary, lower secondary and professional education.
The number of unemployed with higher education is therefore about 1,260, since in 2009 the total number of
unemployed in the county was 20,101 people. These qualified people represent a loss for the labour market in
the county, having the possibility to choose emigration abroad or in other regions of Romania. The group that
is really prone to emigrate abroad is represented by the approximately 4,520 unemployed with high school and
postgraduate education or the about 14,300 persons with primary, lower secondary and professional education,
without a job. A solution to combat the external labour migration may be the implementation of retraining
programs, for the inclusion in the labour market.

The natural growth rate decreased in 2009 to 1, from 1.7 in 2008. The decrease is mainly due to
the low rate recorded in rural areas, but decreased by 0.7 per thousand from 2008 to 2009, in the urban area.
Therefore, we consider necessary to implement social protection measures, while carrying out information
campaigns and increase awareness about the support available from government institutions in the process of
raising children (child-raising allowance, free access to education, etc.), especially in rural areas.

The ethnic and religious diversity of the population of Suceava County plays an important role in
achieving social and economic development. The recognition of this diversity and its use in the future
motivates the need for the elabouration, adoption and promotion of policies specific to the local context, which
to highlight it. Although diversity is a value in itself, its capitalization has economic and social dimensions,
which contribute to a sustainable local development.

Urban centers in the county, particularly in municipalities, are those which set the tone for
economic development of the areas of Suceava County. Therefore, we consider necessary that urban centers in
Suceava County should decide on the departments concerned for economic development, for their main
economic purpose to be established and developed consistently: as shopping centers, industrial centers, tourist
centers, which promote cultural and historical potential, etc. These decisions should be carefully considered,
balanced against the negative effects this type of human actions can have on the environment (development of
the industry, for example, can be translated into the decrease in the air or soil quality; the development of the
trading sector and thus of the traffic to the center of interest, which can be translated into the decrease in the
quality of life of the inhabitants of the urban center (increase of noise, faster road deterioration, etc.).
Territorial planning

The existence of the rail network is a strong point of the county, providing connectivity with the
rest of the country. It is therefore appropriate to achieve the Suceava Intermodal Center, which will liaise with
the neighboring counties and the rest of the country. See Annex C3.

The infrastructure and utilities are conditions sine qua non for economic development of any
administrative-territorial units. In this context, the need to ensure the access to public utility networks and to
reduce disparities between urban and rural infrastructure and utilities should be a main concern of the local
authorities in the county. See Appendix C4.

To coordinate and harmonize the development of the composing administrative units county-wide,
to ensure a comprehensive and unified on the development opportunities in the regional, national and European
context for the controlled development of real estate industry it is necessary to update the General Urban
Plans of localities in the county and their alignment to the Plan for County Territorial planning. Only in this
way a responsible management of the territory will be ensured, according to the principle of sustainable
development.
The infrastructure for the support of economic and social activities

In Suceava County, especially in the administrative sector, it is necessary to stimulate the use of
information and communication technologies. The development of the ICT infrastructure and the increase of
its use in local public administation, especially in rural areas, will help promote the transparency in the exercise
of the administrative act, to reduce the costs for the local public government and to reduce the time required for
complex administrative processes with benefits for public officials and citizens and local businesses.

In the context of the economic crisis, which generates negative effects on the availability of funds
in the public administration, the public-private partnership is a modern and efficient tool for the development
of local communities. The public-private partnership contributes implicitly to the consolidation of the system
of government and local development. At the same time, it may constitute in critical economic times one of the
main sources of economic development or maintainence of a constant level of development, creating jobs and
maintainence of a low unemployment rate, creating constant and secure budgetary resources to the local
budgets. The partnership, at large, between the local authorities and the private sector instituted by setting the 7
Local Action Groups in Suceava County must be supported.

The fruits of the efforts of local and county governments have resulted in a large number of
European and government funded projects promoted and implemented in the county, which is among the
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leading counties of Romania, from this point of view. The administrative and institutional capacity of local
authorities in the county is an important asset; these efforts must continue in order to contribute effectively to
the socio-economic development of Suceava County.
Education and the Teaching System. Culture

The promotion of the information society in the educational system in the county, achievable by
increasing the use of ICT in schools, will help increase the attractiveness of the learning process, the
diversification of teaching methods and practices and shifting the focus from the information to the formative
character. By building specific skills, students will be able to contribute actively to the value added of the
educational process and to develop educational and personal criteria for selecting and using information. In the
long run, they will be able to use electronic resources in professional training and career guidance in
developing new skills that they can apply on the labour market.

Suceava County has significant school, primary, lower secondary, vocational and university
education units. Moreover, the school enrollment gross rate is over 94% (94.1% for high school and vocational
education), reaching 97.7% for primary and secondary education 6. The effectiveness of the education system is
proven and very good results are obtained by students in Suceava County in school and extra-curricular,
national and international competitions. In this context, particular attention is required for measures intended to
exploit the performance county educational system.
Social assistance

The NGO sector in Suceava County is an active actor of social development, already more than 70
non-governmental organizations operating in the county, in areas relating to education and community
development, social inclusion, health, environmental protection, etc. The development of the active NGO sector
in Suceava County is necessary, especially since the human resources available in this sector represent a pool
of expertise able to provide viable alternatives to the plans of local authorities.

The development of the concept of “social economy” in Suceava County, by promoting
investment aiming to stimulate the participation of vulnerable groups on the labour market and to promote
social inclusion, could lead to the reduction in the number of social assistents and hence to increase the living
standards of the county residents.
Environmental protection

The biodiversity (the existence of 27 natural protected areas in Suceava County, of the sites of
community importance and the proximity of Rodna Mountains National Park, Vânători-Neamț Natural Park
and Călimani National Park, the surface of which 10,775.5 hectares is located in Suceava County) promote the
ecotourism and tourism development in the mountain area. See Annex C1.

The incidence of the area of flooding and landslide must be subject to stabilization and bank
adjustment works, afforestation of the degraded lands, drawing a maps of risk areas and the endowment and
effectivization of emergency services. We also believe it appropriate to organize campaigns to promote the
appropriate behavior of the population in case of natural disasters.

The integrated waste management is a challenge, especially since it becomes increasingly more
acute, a concern not only to local authorities, but also to economic operators and citizens in general. An
important part of the problems in this sector will be solved by implementing, during 2011 – 2014 of the project
entitled “Integrated waste management system in Suceava County”. Nevertheless, a variant of active
involvement in coherently managing economic waste may consist of encouraging the concept of “industrial
symbiosis”, consisting in initiatives of the representatives of the business sector to transfer between them
resources, services and capabilities which are no longer needed, but which can be useful and that can create
value added to other partners. In this way, the primary resources are saved, the amount of waste in deposits is
reduced considerably, the aggression on the environment is reduces, jobs are generated and maintained,
economic value is added to resources that otherwise would be wasted.
6
The source of the information is the Statistical Yearbook of Suceava County, 2010
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Development vision and strategic objectives
DEVELOPMENT
VISION
2020
In 2020, Suceava County is a county that underwent sustainable development, valuing the
existing economic potential in order to:
- ensure a balance between the socio-economic systems and the natural potential;
- the existence of a skilled workforce for which there are sufficiently well-paid jobs;
- the increase of the competitiveness of the county, by the development of the existing
economic sectors, in order to eliminate intra- and inter-regional economic disparities;
- the diversification of the county economy, through the effective, ecological and sustainable
development of the natural, cultural and historical, and human heritage and of the
geographical location in the border area;
- the continuous improvement of the living standards of citizens of the county, ensuring equal
access to higher quality utilities and public services;
- the active involvement of institutions for the balanced economic and social development of
the county, by the democratic consultation with the community, the social partners and the
business decision-making factors.
OBJECTIVES
The overall objective of the Economic and Social Development Strategy of Suceava County
during 2011 - 2020 consists in the sustainable development of Suceava County by exploiting
the existing potential, diversification and expansion of economic and social activities in order
to increase the living standards of people.
The strategic objectives of the Economic and Social Development Strategy of Suceava County
during 2011 - 2020 are:
1. The exploitation of the strategic position of Suceava County at the EU border, by eliminating
intra- and inter-regional (national and European) economic and social disparities as well as
disparities between urban and rural areas in the county.
2. The efficient, green and sustainable exploitation of the natural and anthropogenic heritage of
Suceava County.
3. Increasing the economic competitiveness of Suceava County by diversifying the economy and
promoting tourism, in order to create new jobs, with direct reflection on the increase of the
standard of living of the population.
4. The development and efficient use of the human capital, the adaptation of professional skills to
market requirements and the increase of social inclusion.
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CHAPTER II.
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES, DEVELOPMENT DIRECTIONS, MEASURES, PROJECTS
The strategic objectives formulated will be operationalized through specific objectives for the achievement of
which development directions and sub-directions will be implemented.
For each specific objective, a development direction has been formulated, for which development subdirections are subsumed. Since we speak of a county strategy, some types of projects are multiplying for two or
more municipalities in the county, these development sub-lines are designed to play the role of operation indicators
(measures), the latter being characterized as describing a process wit the common goal for all projects subsumed.
Finally, the project is an investment of resources over a determined period of time, aiming at achieving an
objective or a set of specific objectives.
A project can be characterized by:
Purpose. The project is an activity with a well-defined set of objectives, it is quite complex to be divided into
tasks that require coordination and control of terms, sequence of tasks, costs and performance.
Life cycle. The projects go through a slow initiation step, and then grow rapidly, reaching its peak, decline and
finally terminate.
Interdependencies. The project interacts with the current operations of the organization and often with other
projects. Uniqueness. Each project contains elements that make it unique.
Conflict. A project involves the use of human and material resources already used in the functional
departments of the organization; very often, the project is competing with similar projects or actions, proposed or
implemented by other organizations.
The specific objectives of the Economic and Social Development Strategy of Suceava County during 2011 –
2020 are the following:
1.
The balanced development of the infrastructure, coordinated by the implementation of adequate
natural capital management systems and natural risk prevention and management.
2.
The eco-efficient management of resources consumption and their maximum exploitation through
the promotion of consumption and production practices which to enable a long-term sustainable growth and the
creation of new jobs.
3.
The development of the education sector, the promotion of formal and non-formal education and a
healthy lifestyle.
4.
The creation of conditions for a flexible labour market, where the labour supply is permanently
adapted to the requirements of employers and the promotion of the equal access to social services and quality
health services.
5.
The increase in the contribution of the rural economy to the development of the county by
encouraging entrepreneurship and by tapping specific rural resources.
6.
The promotion and use of tourist resources of Suceava County.
7.
The development of the administrative capacity in Suceava County.
8.
The increase in the access to and use of information and communication technologies in Suceava
County.
9.
The development of the cultural infrastructure and the exploitation of the cultural and historic
heritage existing in Suceava County.
10. The continuous improvement of international relations and the development of intra- and interregional
partnerships.
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Specific objectives
Direction of
Development
The balanced development of the
infrastructure, coordinated by the
implementation of adequate natural
capital management systems and natural
risk prevention and management
1.
Infrastructure,
territorial
planning,
environmental
protection and forestry
The eco-efficient management of
resources consumption and their
maximum exploitation through the
promotion
of
consumption
and
production practices which to enable a
long-term sustainable growth and the
creation of new jobs.
2. Business environment
The development of the education sector,
the promotion of formal and non-formal
education and a healthy lifestyle
3. Education, youth and
sports
The creation of conditions for a flexible
labour market, where the labour supply
is permanently adapted to the
requirements of employers and the
promotion of the equal access to social
4. Employment, social
protection and health
Sub-Direction of Development
1.1. Performance / rehabilitation / expansion / modernization of water supply networks
1.2. Construction / rehabilitation / expansion of water supply and sewerage systems
1.3. Construction / rehabilitation / expansion of sewerage systems and treatment plants
1.4. Waste management in accordance with the county waste management plan
1.5. Establishment, rehabilitation / modernization of the existing heating systems
1.6. Use of alternative energies
1.7. Ecological reconstruction of degraded lands
1.8. Establishment / rehabilitation of existing parks and increase of the number of green areas
1.9. Defense of banks and embankments
1.10. Modernization / development of detours for urban centers
1.11. Modernization of pedestrian paths and sidewalks, establishment of bicycle lanes;
1.12. Construction / rehabilitation of bridges and footbridges;
1.13. Rehabilitation and modernization of road and air transport network
1.14. Extension and modernization of the natural gas transmission and distribution / supply networks;
1.15. Extension and modernization of the electricity transmission and distribution / supply networks;
1.16. Arrangement of civic centers and public spaces
1.17. Integrated projects
1.18. Housing
2.1. Increase of the economic competitiveness and stimulation of entrepreneurship
2.2. Development of agriculture and fisheries
2.3. Wood processing and exploitation
3.1. Rehabilitation, modernization, development and equipment of the undergraduate education;
3.2. School guidance and counseling programs, the increase of the safety of the education system;
3.3. The development of the infrastructure for sports activities
4.1. The development of initial and continuous training strategies and policies
4.2. Active labour market measures, training of unemployed and development of the workforce;
4.3. The promotion of social inclusion
4.4. The rehabilitation, modernization, development and equipping of social services;
4.5. The rehabilitation, modernization, development and equipping of the health services infrastructure;
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services and quality health services.
The increase in the contribution of the
rural economy to the development of the
county by encouraging entrepreneurship
and by tapping specific rural resources.
The promotion and use of tourist
resources of Suceava County.
The development of the administrative
capacity in Suceava County.
The increase in the access to and use of
information
and
communication
technologies in Suceava County.
The development of the cultural
infrastructure and the exploitation of the
cultural and historic heritage existing in
Suceava County.
The
continuous
improvement
of
international
relations
and
the
development of intra- and inter-regional
partnerships.
4.6. The provision of primary care in the rural area;
5.1. The increase of the attractiveness of the rural area and the encouragement of small businesses
5. Rural development
6. Tourism
7. Public administration
reform
8. Information sciety
5.2. The stimulation of private investment
6.1. The diversification of the tourism offer
6.2. Domestic and international promotion of the tourism potential of the county
7.1. The endowment of emergency services
7.2. The development of strategic documents for balanced and integrated planning of the economic and social
development of the county;
7.3. Continuous training of employees in public institutions;
7.4. The improvement of the conduct of administrative activities
8.1. Information society
9.1. The construction / rehabilitation / modernizarion of the cultural and leisure infrastructure;
9. Culture and cults
10.
relations
International
9.2. The enhancement of the cultural, historical and natural heritage
10.1 International relations and partnership development
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CHAPTER III.
PROJECT PORTFOLIO OF SUCEAVA COUNTY
III.1. Identification of the investment opportunities in Suceava County
During April-May 2011, a questionnaire survey was held in Suceava County in the context of developing this
strategy, with the target group made of the public local authorities of Suceava County to identify the investment
opportunities existing in the locality.
We note that the database containing information on investment opportunities, the real estate market, the
accessibility and connectivity and the access to utilities for each locality of Suceava County is available for
consultation at the General direction of development strategies and programs of the Suceava County Council.
We present below the results of this centralized survey, indicating that processing, centralization and
interpretation of questionnaires was made on areas of Suceava County. The seven areas that Suceava County was
divided in order to facilitate the way in which data collection and the dialogue is made with the local authorities are:
Câmpulung
Moldovenesc
Area
Câmpulung
Moldovenesc
Breaza
Suceava Area
Fălticeni
Area
Rădăuți
Area
Siret Area
Gura Humorului
Area
Suceava
Fălticeni
Rădăuți
Siret
Gura Humorului
Solca
Baia
Bilca
Bălcăuți
Adâncata
Bogdănești
Brodina
Calafindești
Capu Câmpului
Mănăstirea
Humorului
Arbore
Boroaia
Burla
Grămești
Păltinoasa
Bălăceana
Bunești
Dornești
Grănicești
Stulpicani
Berchisești
Cornu Luncii
Musenița
Frasin
Bosanci
Dolhasca
Frătăuții Noi
Frătăuții
Vechi
Fundu
Moldovei
Izvoarele
Sucevei
Moldova Suliţa
Serbăuți
Ostra
Moldovița
Dorna Arini
Botoșana
Dolhești
Galănești
Zamostea
Valea Moldovei
Pojorâta
Dorna
Candrenilor
Cacica
Drăgușeni
Sadova
lacobeni
Cajvana
Fântâna Mare
Horodnic de
Jos
Horodnic de
Sus
Vama
Panaci
Vatra
Moldovitei
Poiana Stampei
Ciprian
Porumbescu
Comănești
Dărmănești
Drăgoiești
Dumbrăveni
Fântânele
Hantești
llișești
Hârtop
laslovăț
Horodniceni
Liteni
Mălini
Forăști
Preutești
Rădăseni
Risca
Poieni Solca
Vultureşti
Ipotești
Slatina
Marginea
Milisăuți
Putna
Satu Mare
Straja
Sucevița
Ulma
Vicovu de
Jos
Vicovu de
Sus
Mitocu
Dragomirnei
Moara
Pătrăuți
Pirteștii de Jos
Salcea
Stroiești
Șcheia
Todirești
Udești
Verești
Zvoriștea
Siminicea
Vadu
Moldovei
Frumosu
Vatra Dornei
Area
Vatra Dornei
Broșteni
Ciocăneşti
Cîrlibaba
Cosna
Crucea
Șaru Dornei
Voitinel
Volovăț
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The principle, by which the localities of an area or another are subordinated, is that of proximity to an urban
center, town or city.
1. Investment opportunities in Suceava Area
General information:
Suceava Area consists of 32 localities, of which 1 municipality – Suceava, 3 cities: Cajvana, Solca and Salcea
and 28 communes: Adâncata, Arbore, Bălăceana, Berchişeşti, Bosanci, Botoşana, Cacica, Ciprian Porumbescu,
Comăneşti, Dărmăneşti, Drăgoieşti, Dumbrăveni, Fântânele, Hânţeşti, Ilişeşti, Ipoteşti, Mitocu Dragomirnei, Moara,
Pătrăuţi, Pârteştii de Jos, Poieni Solca, Şcheia, Siminicea, Stroieşti, Todireşti, Udeşti, Vereşti, Zvoristea.
Suceava Area has a surface of 135,604 ha and a population of 258,758 people.
The real estate market in the area
Land prices
In Suceava Area, 90% of the people in the localities say they have land available for sale, lease or concession.
The average price for land lease in the area is 0.54 euro / sq. m, while the rental minimum price is 0.005 Euro /
sq. m, and the maximum rental price is 2 Euro / sq. m.
Regarding the average selling price of lands in the area, it is 4.10 Euro / sq. m, with a minimum recorded price
of 0.015 Euro / sq. m and a maximum price of 70 Euro / sq. m (for unincorporated land within Suceava
Municipality).
The average price for concession of land in the area is 3.44 Euro / sq. m, with a minimum recorded price of
0.003 Euro / sq. m and a maximum price of 70 euro / sq. m.
Prices for buildings
In Suceava Area, 46.675% of cities say they have buildings available for sale, lease or concession.
The average price for buildiung lease in the area is 2.39 Euro / sq. m, while the rental minimum price is 0.25
Euro / sq. m, and the maximum rental price is 14.5 euro / sq. m.
Regarding the average selling price of buildings in the area, it is 88.70 Euro / sq. m, with a minimum recorded
price of 1.5 Euro / m and a maximum price of 300 Euro / sq. m.
The average price for concession of buildings in the area is 16.39 Euro / sq. m, with a minimum recorded price
of 1 Euro / sq. m and a maximum price of 150 Euro / sq. m.
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Availability of lands
Agricultural lands
The people in 51.67% of the localities say they have agricultural land for sale, lease or concession.
Regarding the available area, the situation of the agricultural lands in Suceava Area is as follows:
Area available for
lease (sq. m)
31,840,003.68
Area available for sale
(sq. m)
4,390,008.00
Area available for
concession (sq. m)
3,324,003.68
Land for construction
The people in 40% of the localities say they have building lands available for sale, lease or concession.
Regarding the available area, the situation of the building lands in Suceava Area is as follows:
Area available for lease
(sq. m)
110,004.00
(sq. m)
486,010.00
Area available for
concession (sq. m)
397,417.00
Availability of buildings
As regards the building area available for sale, lease or concession, the situation is as follows:
(sq. m)
9,870.00
(sq. m)
19,950.00
Area available for
concession (sq. m)
1,500.00
Accessibility and connectivity to utilities networks:
As regards the car access in localities in the area, all localities said they have easy access to county and / or
national roads, the average distance to them equalling 5 km.
Regarding the access to railway stations, 60% of localities have easy access to them, the average distance to
the nearest railway station being 5.30 km, while 40% of the localities have no access to railway stations.
The access to Suceava airport is easy for 60% of the localities of the area, the average distance to it being
26.86 km, while 40% of the localities have a low degree of accessibility.
All localities of the area have access to fixed and mobile networks. The access to optical fiber networks is
lower, only 80% of the localities benefiting from it.
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Business opportunities in the rural localities subordinated to the area
Activități de s pe ctacole ,
Arts, entertainment and
cultur ale ș i r e cr e ative
20.00%
recreation activities
Sănătate ș i as is te nță
Health
and social assistence
s ocială în s is te m pr ivat
13.33%
in private system
Inte r m e die r i financiar e ș i
Financial brokerage and
as igur ăr i
insurance
and
Infor m ațiiInformation
ș i com unicații
communication
Tourism
Tur
is m
3.33%
3.33%
33.33%
Tr ans por t ș i de pozitar e
16.67%
Com e r ț cu r idicata ș i cu
am ănuntul
Wholesale
and retail
50.00%
Cons tr ucții
33.33%
Construction
Pr oducția ș i fur nizar e a
de e
ne r gie
Energy
production
and
16.67%
supply
Alte activități indus tr iale
Other industrial activities
30.00%
Pr e lucr
ar e aprocessing
le m nului
Wood
43.33%
Exploatar
a le m nului
Woodeexploitation
23.33%
Alte
le
Other
10.00%
Panificaţie ş i
Bakery
and pastry
patis e r ie
33.33%
Milk
processing
Pr e
lucr
ar e lapte
46.67%
Meat
Pr e
lucrprocessing
ar e car ne
50.00%
Miningtrand
Indus
ia equarrying
xtr activă
10.00%
Agr icultur
ă, s ilvicultur
și
Agriculture,
forestry ă
and
pe s cuit
fishing
0%
86.67%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
Please note that the above chart resulted from the interpretation of the responses provided by the
representatives of the local public authorities for multiple choice questions. The respondents were asked to choose
one or more areas where private investment would have a high success rate.
86.67% of the local authorities in the area believe that in the localities they represent, the agriculture, forestry
and fisheries are areas where private investment would have a high success rate. 50% believe that appropriate
private investments in the area are to be made in meat processing. With regard to wood procesing, 43.33% believe
that investors should invest in the potential of the area by the development of this field. Trade is an area considered
to be of interest to private investors by 50% of the respondents, followed by milk processing (46.67%), tourism and
construction, which enjoys the vote of 33.33% of the representatives of local authorities in the area, who classify
them as areas of interest for private investment.
Utilities
After the processing of information provided by the local authorities in Suceava Area, the situation of the
access to utilities and the prices for them is as follows:
access to drinking water supply
access to hot domestic water
access to the sewage system
% of the
% of the
% of the
% of the
average
% of the
average
% of the
average
localities
localities
localities
localities
price
localities
price
localities
price
of the
of the
of the
of the
(RON /
of the
(RON /
of the
(RON /
area,
area,
area,
area, with
cubic
area, with
cubic
area, with
cubic
without
without
without
access
meters)
access
meters)
access
meters)
access
access
access
36.67%
63.33%
2.83
3.33%
96.67%
185.48
23.33%
76.67%
2.09
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waste management system
% of the
% of the
average
localities
localities
price
of the
of the
(RON /
area,
area, with
month /
without
access
housing)
access
93.33%
6.67%
12.66
access to electricity
% of the
% of the
localities
localities
of the
average price
of the
area,
(RON/kWh)
area, with
without
access
access
80.00%
20.00%
0.44
access to the gas supply network
% of the
% of the
localities
localities
average
of the
of the
price
area,
area, with
(RON/kWh)
without
access
access
10.00%
90.00%
0.10
2. Investment opportunities in Fălticeni Area
Fălticeni Area consists of 21 localities, of which 1 municipality – Fălticeni, 2 cities: Liteni and Dolhasca and
18 communes: Baia, Bogdănești, Boroaia, Buneşti, Cornu Luncii, Dolheşti, Drăguşeni, Fântâna Mare, Forăşti,
Hârtop, Horodniceni, Mălini, Preuteşti, Rădăşeni, Rîşca, Slatina, Vadu Moldovei, Vultureşti.
Fălticeni Area has an area of 139,170 ha and a population of 134,642 people.
Land prices
In Fălticeni Area, 83.33% of the people the localities say they have land available for sale, lease or concession.
The average price for land lease in the area is 1.03 Euro / sq. m, while the rental minimum price is 0.005 Euro /
of 0.06 Euro / sq. m and a maximum price of 30 Euro / sq. m.
In Fălticeni Area, 47.62% of cities say they have buildings available for sale, lease or concession.
Euro / sq. m, and the maximum rental price is 30 euro / sq. m.
Regarding the average selling price of buildings in the area, it is 120.59 Euro / sq. m, with a minimum
recorded price of 1 Euro / m and a maximum price of 500 Euro / sq. m.
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Agricultural lands
Regarding the available area, the situation of the agricultural lands in Fălticeni Area is as follows:
Area available for
lease (sq. m)
38,313,500.65
(sq. m)
16,673,001.55
Area available for
concession (sq. m)
16,176,877.20
The people in 52.38% of the localities say they have building lands available for sale, lease or concession.
Regarding the available area, the situation of the building lands in Fălticeni Area is as follows:
(sq. m)
631,144.00
(sq. m)
1,187,356.20
Area available for
concession (sq. m)
431,101.60
(sq. m)
13,100.00
(sq. m)
40,000.00
Area available for
concession (sq. m)
800.00
As regards the car access in localities in the area, 95% of the localities said they have easy access to county
and / or national roads, the average distance to them equalling 7.43 km.
Regarding the access to railway stations, 52.38% of localities have easy access to them, the average distance to
the nearest railway station being 6.68 km, while 47.62% of the localities have no access to railway stations.
The access to Suceava airport is easy for 33.33% of the localities of the area, the average distance to it being
43.14 km, while 66.67% of the localities have a low degree of accessibility.
lower, only 76.19% of the localities benefiting from it.
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Activită ți de spectacole, culturale ș i recreative
Arts, entertainment and recreation activities 14.29%
Sănătate ș i asistență socială în sistem privat
Health and social assistence in private system
14.29%
Financial brokerage
insurance
Activită ți profesionale,
ș tiințificeand
ș i tehnice
4.76%
Informa țand
ii ș i communication
comunica ții
Information
4.76%
Turism
Tourism
Transport ș i depozitare
33.33%
14.29%
Wholesale and retail
Comer ț cu ridicata ș i cu amănuntul
33.33%
Construction
Construc
ții
Produc țiaEnergy
ș i furnizarea
de energie
production
and supply
Alte
activită
ți industriale
Other
industrial
activities
28.57%
23.81%
19.05%
Prelucrarea lemnului
42.86%
Wood processing
Exploatarea lemnului
Wood exploitation
re țea de telefonie fixă Other
nu
23.81%
19.05%
Panificaţie
şi patiserie
Bakery
and pastry
33.33%
Milk processing
Prelucrare lapte
52.38%
Meat processing
Prelucrare carne
Mining and
quarrying
Industria
extractivă
33.33%
19.05%
Agricultură,
silvicultură
ș iand
pescuit
Agriculture,
forestry
fishing
0%
76.19%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
and fisheries are areas where private investment would have a high success rate. 52.38% believe that appropriate
private investments in the area are to be made in milk processing. With regard to wood procesing, 42.86% believe
that investors should invest in the potential of the area by the development of this field. Trade is an area considered
to be of interest to private investors by 33.33%, as is the case of bakery and pastry, meat processing and tourism.
Utilities
After the processing of information provided by the local authorities in Fălticeni Area, the situation of the
% of the
average
% of the
localities of
price
localities of
the area,
(RON /
the area,
without
cubic
with access
access
meters)
47.62%
52.38%
2.84
% of the
% of the
average
localities
localities
price
of the
of the
(RON /
area,
area, with
month /
without
access
housing)
access
71.43%
28.57%
2.04
% of the
average
% of the
localities of
price
localities of
the area,
(RON /
the area,
without
cubic
with access
access
meters)
0.00%
100.00%
n/a
% of the
% of the
localities
localities
of the
average price
of the
area,
(RON/kWh)
area, with
without
access
access
66.67%
33.33%
0.44
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% of the
average
% of the
localities of
price
localities of
the area,
(RON /
the area,
without
cubic
with access
access
meters)
38.10%
61.90%
2.97
% of the
% of the
localities
localities
average
of the
of the
price
area,
area, with
(RON/kWh)
without
access
access
9.52%
90.48%
0.12
3. Investment opportunities in Rădăuţi Area
Rădăuţi Area consists of 22 localities, of which 1 municipality – Fălticeni, 2 cities: Milişăuţi and Vicovu de
Sus and 19 communes: Putna, Bilca, Brodina, Burla, Dorneşti, Frătăuţii Noi, Frătăuţii Vechi, Gălăneşti, Horodnic de
Sus, Horodnic de Jos, Iaslovăţ, Marginea, Satu Mare, Straja, Suceviţa, Ulma, Vicovu de Jos, Voitinel, Volovăţ.
Rădăuţi Area has an area of 90,143 ha and a population of 132,339 people.
Land prices
In Rădăuţi Area, 85.71% of the localities say they have land available for sale, lease or concession.
In Rădăuţi Area, 38.10% of cities say they have buildings available for sale, lease or concession.
The average price for buildiung lease in the area is 7.17 Euro / sq. m, while the rental minimum price is 1 Euro
/ sq. m, and the maximum rental price is 30 euro / sq. m.
recorded price of 0.04 Euro / m and a maximum price of 600 Euro / sq. m.
Agricultural lands
Regarding the available area, the situation of the agricultural lands in Rădăuţi Area is as follows:
Area available for
lease (sq. m)
280,273.10
(sq. m)
1,395,439.10
Area available for
concession (sq. m)
360,197.86
The people in 45.24% of the localities say they have building lands available for sale, lease or concession.
Regarding the available area, the situation of the building lands in Rădăuţi Area is as follows:
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(sq. m)
20,065.00
(sq. m)
381,165.15
Area available for
concession (sq. m)
279,109/95
(sq. m)
2,253.00
(sq. m)
4,501.00
Area available for
concession (sq. m)
500.00
national roads, the average distance to them equalling 1.52 km.
recreation
activities
ActivităArts,
ți deentertainment
spectacole, and
culturale
ș i recreative
14.29%
Healthșand
social țassistence
system
Sănătate
i asisten
ă socialăin
înprivate
sistem
privat
14.29%
Informa
țiicommunication
ș i comunica ții
Information
and
4.76%
Turism
Tourism
23.81%
Transport
storage
Transport
ș iand
depozitare
19.05%
Comer ț cu ridicata
ș i cu amănuntul
38.10%
Construc ții
Construction
38.10%
productionde
andenergie
supply
Produc țEnergy
ia ș i furnizarea
Alte
activită ți industriale
14.29%
14.29%
61.90%
Prelucrarea
lemnului
Wood processing
Wood exploitation
Exploatarea
lemnului
38.10%
Other
re țea de telefonie fixă
nu
9.52%
Panificaţie
patiserie
Bakeryşi
and
pastry
38.10%
Prelucrare
lapte
Milk processing
Meat processing
Prelucrare
carne
28.57%
14.29%
Industria extractivă
9.52%
Agricultură, silvicultură ș i pescuit
71.43%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
and fisheries are areas where private investment would have a high success rate. 61.90% believe that appropriate
private investments in the area are to be made in wood processing. Trade is an area considered to be of interest to
private investors by 38.10%, as is the case of construction, wood exploitation, bakery and pastry.
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Utilities
After the processing of information provided by the local authorities in Rădăuţi Area, the situation of the
% of the
average
% of the
localities of
price
localities of
the area,
(RON /
the area,
without
cubic
with access
access
meters)
23.81%
76.19%
2.95
% of the
average
% of the
localities of
price
localities of
the area,
(RON /
the area,
without
cubic
with access
access
meters)
4.76%
95.24%
11.56
% of the
% of the
average
localities
localities
price
of the
of the
(RON /
area,
area,
month /
with
without
housing)
access
access
% of the
% of the
localities
localities
of the
average price
of the
area,
(RON/kWh)
area, with
without
access
access
85.71%
90.48%
14.29%
3.04
9.52%
0.89
% of the
average
% of the
localities of
price
localities of
the area,
(RON /
the area,
without
cubic
with access
access
meters)
14.29%
85.71%
2.00
% of the
% of the
localities
localities
of the
average price
of the
area,
(RON/kWh)
area, with
without
access
access
4.76%
95.24%
0.94
4. Investment opportunities in Siret Area
Siret Area consists of 8 localities, of which 1 municipality – Siret and 7 communes: Bălcăuți, Calafindeşti,
Grămeşti, Grăniceşti, Muşeniţa, Şerbăuţi, Zamostea.
Siret Area has an area of 31,006 ha and a population of 31,989 people.
Land prices
In Siret Area, 87.50% of the localities say they have land available for sale, lease or concession.
sq. m, and the maximum rental price is 1.5 Euro / sq. m.
Regarding the average selling price of lands in the area, it is 14.34 Euro / sq. m, with a minimum recorded
price of 0.15 Euro / sq. m and a maximum price of 150 Euro / sq. m.
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In Siret Area, 75% of cities say they have buildings available for sale, lease or concession.
Euro / sq. m, and the maximum rental price is 1.25 euro / sq. m.
Regarding the average selling price of buildings in the area, it is 125 Euro / sq. m, with a minimum recorded
price of 60 Euro / m and a maximum price of 400 Euro / sq. m.
Agricultural lands
Regarding the available area, the situation of the agricultural lands in Siret Area is as follows:
Area available for lease (sq.
m)
1,051,410.00
Area available for sale (sq.
m)
130,710.00
Area available for
concession (sq. m)
1,792,778.00
Regarding the available area, the situation of the building lands in Siret Area is as follows:
(sq. m)
230,014.00
(sq. m)
262,682.00
Area available for
concession (sq. m)
277,957.00
(sq. m)
6,402.40
(sq. m)
7,801.50
Area available for
concession (sq. m)
6,300.00
national roads, the average distance to them equalling 7.67 km.
The access to Suceava airport is easy for 25% of the localities of the area, the average distance to it being 44.5
km, while 75% of the localities have a low degree of accessibility.
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Activită
ți de spectacole,
ș iactivities
recreative
Arts, entertainment
andculturale
recreation
12.50%
Health and social assistence in private
Sănătate ș i asistență socială în sistem
privat
system
12.50%
Tourism
Turism
25.00%
Transport
ș i depozitare
Transport and
storage
25.00%
37.50%
Construction
Construc ții
25.00%
Produc
ția șproduction
i furnizareaand
de supply
energie
Energy
12.50%
Alte activită ți industriale
25.00%
Wood processing
Prelucrarea
lemnului
37.50%
Wood exploitation
25.00%
Bakery and pastry
Panificaţie şi patiserie
37.50%
Milk
processing
Prelucrare
lapte
37.50%
Prelucrare
carne
Meat
processing
75.00%
12.50%
Agriculture,silvicultură
forestry andșfishing
Agricultură,
i pescuit
100.00%
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
120%
All representatives of the local authorities in the area believe that in the localities they represent, the
agriculture, forestry and fisheries are areas where private investment would have a high success rate. 75% believe
that appropriate private investments in the area are to be made in meat processing. Milk processing is an area
considered to be of interest to private investors by 37.5%, as is the case of trade, bakery and pastry, and wood
exploitation.
Utilities
After the processing of information provided by the local authorities in Siret Area, the situation of the access to
utilities and the prices for them is as follows:
% of the
average
% of the
average
% of the
average
% of the
% of the
% of the
localities of
price
localities of
price
localities of
price
localities of
localities of
localities of
the area,
(RON /
the area,
(RON /
the area,
(RON /
the area,
the area,
the area,
without
cubic
without
cubic
without
cubic
with access
with access
with access
access
meters)
access
meters)
access
meters)
25.00%
75.00%
2.50
0.00%
100.00%
n/a
12.50%
87.50%
3.00
% of the
% of the
average
localities
localities
price
of the
of the
(RON /
area,
area, with
month /
without
access
housing)
access
87.50%
12.50%
9.06
% of the
% of the
localities
localities
of the
average price
of the
area,
(RON/kWh)
area, with
without
access
access
87.50%
12.50%
0.96
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% of the
% of the
localities
localities
average
of the
of the
price
area,
area, with
(RON/kWh)
without
access
access
25.00%
75.00%
1.00
5. Investment opportunities in Gura Humorului Area
Gura Humorului Area consists of 8 localities, of which 2 cities: Gura Humorului and Frasin, and 6 communes:
Capu Câmpului, Mănăstirea Humorului, Ostra, Păltinoasa, Stulpicani, Valea Moldovei.
Gura Humorului Area has an area of 66,333 ha and a population of 47,431 people.
Land prices
In Gura Humorului Area, 87.50% of the localities say they have land available for sale, lease or concession.
In Gura Humorului Area, all localities say they have buildings available for sale, lease or concession.
Euro / sq. m, and the maximum rental price is 10 Euro / sq. m.
The average price for concession of buildings in the area is 237 Euro / sq. m, with a minimum recorded price
Agricultural lands
Regarding the available area, the situation of the agricultural lands in Gura Humorului Area is as follows:
Area available for
lease (sq. m)
1,383,096.00
(sq. m)
567,000.00
Area available for
concession (sq. m)
4,419,000.00
Regarding the available area, the situation of the building lands in Gura Humorului Area is as follows:
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(sq. m)
48,629.00
(sq. m)
12,950.00
Area available for
concession (sq. m)
853,538/00
(sq. m)
4,867.50
(sq. m)
4,867.50
Area available for
concession (sq. m)
0.00
As regards the car access in localities in the area, 85.71% of the representatives of the localities said they have
easy access to county and / or national roads, the average distance to them equalling 0.7 km.
14.29%
Sănătate ș i asistență socială în sistem privat
14.29%
Educa ție ș i învă țământ în sistem privat
14.29%
Activită ți profesionale, ș tiințifice ș i tehnice
14.29%
Tranzac ții imobiliare
Real estate transaction
Financial
brokerage
Intermedieri financiareand
ș i insurance
asigurări
14.29%
Information
and
communication
Informa
ții ș
i comunica ții
14.29%
Arts, entertainment and recreation activities
Health and social assistence in private system
Education in private system
14.29%
Tourism
Turism
Transport
storage
Transport
ș i and
depozitare
42.86%
14.29%
Comer ț cu ridicata
ș i cu amănuntul
Wholesale
and retail
57.14%
Construc ții
Construction
28.57%
Produc ția
ș i furnizarea
energie
Energy
productionde
and
supply
28.57%
Alte
activită
ți industriale
Other
industrial
activities
28.57%
Prelucrarea
lemnului
Wood processing
85.71%
Exploatarea
lemnului
Wood exploitation
57.14%
re țea
detelephone
telefonienetwork
fixă nu
Fixed
line
14.29%
14.29%
Bakery and pastry
Prelucrare lapte
71.43%
Milk processing
Prelucrare carne
28.57%
Meat processing
14.29%
57.14%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90%
85.71 of the representatives of the local authorities in the area believe that in the localities they represent, the
wood processing are areas where private investment would have a high success rate. 71.43% believe that appropriate
private investments in the area are to be made in milk processing. Agriculture, forestry and fishery represent an area
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considered to be of interest to private investors by 57.14% of the respondents, as is the case of wood exploitation
and trade. Tourism is an area considered to be of interest to private investors by 42.86% of the respondents.
Utilities
After the processing of information provided by the local authorities in Gura Humorului Area, the situation of
the access to utilities and the prices for them is as follows:
% of the
average
% of the
average
% of the
average
% of the
% of the
% of the
localities of
price
localities of
price
localities of
price
localities of
localities of
localities of
the area,
(RON /
the area,
(RON /
the area,
(RON /
the area,
the area,
the area,
without
cubic
without
cubic
without
cubic
with access
with access
with access
access
meters)
access
meters)
access
meters)
85.71%
14.29%
2.23
14.29%
85.71%
4.89
57.14%
42.86%
3.48
% of the
% of the
average
localities
localities
price
of the
of the
(RON /
area,
area, with
month /
without
access
housing)
access
85.71%
14.29%
15.07
% of the
% of the
localities
localities
average
of the
of the
price
area,
area, with
(RON/kWh)
without
access
access
71.43%
28.57%
0.42
% of the
% of the
localities
localities
average
of the
of the
price
area,
area, with
(RON/kWh)
without
access
access
28.57%
71.43%
0.12
6. Investment opportunities in Câmpulung Moldovenesc Area
Câmpulung Moldovenesc Area consists of 11 localities, of which 1 municipality: Câmpulung Moldovenesc
and 10 communes: Breaza, Frumosu, Fundu Moldovei, Izvoarele Sucevei, Moldova Suliţa, Moldoviţa, Pojorâta,
Sadova, Vama, Vatra Moldoviţei.
Câmpulung Moldovenesc Area has an area of 150,072 ha and a population of 54,886 people .
Land prices
In Câmpulung Moldovenesc Area, 80% of the localities say they have land available for sale, lease or
concession.
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In Câmpulung Moldovenesc Area, 66.67% of the localities have buildings available for sale, lease or
concession.
Euro / sq. m, and the maximum rental price is 2.5 Euro / sq. m.
Agricultural lands
The people in 40% of the localities say they have agricultural land for sale, lease or concession.
Regarding the available area, the situation of the agricultural lands in Câmpulung Moldovenesc Area is as
follows:
Area available for
lease (sq. m)
8,580,000.00
(sq. m)
1,370,000.00
Area available for
concession (sq. m)
76,000/00
Regarding the available area, the situation of the building lands in Câmpulung Moldovenesc Area is as
follows:
(sq. m)
1,521,666.00
(sq. m)
418,333.00
Area available for
concession (sq. m)
17,900.00
(sq. m)
3,300.00
(sq. m)
17,425.00
Area available for
concession (sq. m)
0.00
As regards the car access in localities in the area, all representatives of the localities said they have easy access
to county and / or national roads, the average distance to them equalling 9.75 km.
Regarding the access to railway stations, 70% of localities have easy access to them, the average distance to
the nearest railway station being 15.63 km, while 30% of the localities have no access to railway stations.
The access to Suceava airport is easy for 20% of the localities of the area, the average distance to it being 90
km, while 80% of the repondents consider their localities has a low degree of accessibility.
lower, only 70% of the localities benefiting from it.
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10.00%
Sănătate
i asisten
ă socialăinînprivate
sistemsystem
privat
Healthșand
social țassistence
10.00%
Educa ție ș i învățământ în sistem privat
10.00%
Education in private system
100.00%
Turism
Tourism
30.00%
Produc ția ș i furnizarea de energie
20.00%
Energy production and supply
90.00%
Exploatarea
lemnului
Wood exploitation
90.00%
Wood processing
Panificaţie
patiserie
Bakeryşi
and
pastry
10.00%
Prelucrare lapte
30.00%
Milk processing
Prelucrare carne
50.00%
Meat processing
20.00%
60.00%
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
120%
All representatives of the local authorities in the area believe that in the localities they represent, tourism is the
area where private investment would have a high success rate. 90% of the respondents believe that appropriate
private investments in the area are to be made in wood processing. Agriculture, forestry and fishery represent an
area considered to be of interest to private investors by 60% of the respondents, while meat processing benefits from
the vote of 50% of the respondents, as an area that could be of interest to private investors.
Utilities
After the processing of information provided by the local authorities in Câmpulung Moldovenesc Area, the
situation of the access to utilities and the prices for them is as follows:
% of the
% of the
average
localities
localities
price
of the
of the
(RON /
area,
area, with
cubic
without
access
meters)
access
20,00%
80,00%
3,01
% of the
localities
of the
% of the
localities
of the
average
price
(RON /
% of the
% of the
average
localities
localities
price
of the
of the
(RON /
area,
area, with
cubic
without
access
meters)
access
0,00%
100,00%
n/a
% of the
localities
of the
% of the
localities
of the
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average price
(RON/kWh)
% of the
% of the
average
localities
localities
price
of the
of the
(RON /
area,
area, with
cubic
without
access
meters)
access
10,00%
90,00%
1,91
% of the
localities
of the
% of the
localities
of the
average price
(RON/kWh)
area, with
access
area,
without
access
month /
housing)
area, with
access
area,
without
access
100,00%
0,00%
78,21
100,00%
0,00%
1,06
area,
with
access
area,
without
access
0,00%
100,00%
0,32
7. Investment opportunities in Vatra Dornei Area
Vatra Dornei Area consists of 12 localities, of which 1 municipality – Vatra Dornei, 1 city – Broşteni, and 10
communes: Cîrlibaba, Ciocănești, Cosna, Crucea, Dorna Arini, Dorna Cândrenilor, Iacobeni, Panaci, Poiana
Stampei,
Şaru Dornei.
Vatra Dornei Area has an area of 211,517 ha and a population of 46,675 people.
Land prices
In Vatra Dornei Area, in all localities there is land available for sale, lease or concession.
of 0.22 Euro / sq. m and a maximum price of 39.16 Euro / sq. m.
0.02 Euro / sq. m and a maximum price of 39.16 euro / sq. m.
In Vatra Dornei Area, 62.5% of the localities have buildings available for sale, lease or concession.
Euro / sq. m, and the maximum rental price is 21 Euro / sq. m.
recorded price of 0.3 Euro / m and a maximum price of 350 Euro / sq. m.
Agricultural lands
Regarding the available area, the situation of the agricultural lands in Vatra Dornei Area is as follows:
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Area available for
lease (sq. m)
5,598,503.01
(sq. m)
5,483,311.23
Area available for
concession (sq. m)
7,751,405.00
Regarding the available area, the situation of the building lands in Vatra Dornei Area is as follows:
(sq. m)
342,553.00
(sq. m)
771,023.00
Area available for
concession (sq. m)
136,219.12
(sq. m)
90,500.00
(sq. m)
36,594.00
Area available for
concession (sq. m)
5,000.00
As regards the car access in localities in the area, all representatives of the localities said they have easy access
to county and / or national roads, the average distance to them equalling 24.72 km.
Regarding the access to railway stations, 91.7% of the localities have easy access to them, the average distance
to the nearest railway station being 13.12 km, while 8.33% of the localities have no access to railway stations.
114.09 km, while 41.67% of the repondents consider their localities has a low degree of accessibility.
8.33%
Informa ții ș i comunica ții
Information and communication
8.33%
Turism
91.67%
Tourism
8.33%
Construc ții
Construction
8.33%
Produc ția ș i furnizarea de energie
50.00%
Energy production and supply
Alte activită ți industriale
8.33%
75.00%
Wood processing
83.33%
Wood exploitation
re țea de telefonie fixă nu
Fixed line telephone network
8.33%
8.33%
Bakery and pastry
41.67%
Prelucrare lapte
Milk processing
66.67%
Prelucrare carne
Meat processing
41.67%
75.00%
0%
10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100
%
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91.67% of the representatives of the local authorities in the area believe that in the localities they represent,
tourism is the area where private investment would have a high success rate. 83.33% of the respondents believe that
appropriate private investments in the area are to be made in wood explotation. Agriculture, forestry and fishery
represent an area considered to be of interest to private investors by 75% of the respondents, the same percent of
respondents classifying wood processing as area of interest, while meat processing benefits from the vote of 66.67%
of the respondents, as an area that could be of interest to private investors.
Utilities
After the processing of information provided by the local authorities in Vatra Dornei Area, the situation of the
% of the
average
% of the
localities of
price
localities of
the area,
(RON /
the area,
without
cubic
with access
access
meters)
58,33%
41,67%
1,18
% of the
% of the
average
localities
localities
price
of the
of the
(RON /
area,
area,
month /
with
without
housing)
access
access
91,67%
8,33%
11,09
% of the
average
% of the
localities of
price
localities of
the area,
(RON /
the area,
without
cubic
with access
access
meters)
16,67%
83,33%
7,00
% of the
% of the
localities
localities
of the
of the
average price
area,
area,
(RON/kWh)
with
without
access
access
66,67%
33,33%
0,51
% of the
average
% of the
localities of
price
localities of
the area,
(RON /
the area,
without
cubic
with access
access
meters)
33,33%
66,67%
6,44
% of the
% of the
localities
localities
of the
of the
average price
area,
area,
(RON/kWh)
with
without
access
access
16,67%
83,33%
1,78
General considerations
In terms of facilities offered to entrepreneurs, most respondents described the following types of facilities in
Suceava County:
Description of the facility type
10% tax reduction for payment in full no later
than March 31, 2011
Reduction in land tax for 2 years
Reduction in building tax for 2 years
50% tax reduction for building authorization
There is no hotel fee established
Exemption on buildings, land, etc., with the
approval of the Board of Supervisors
50% tax reduction for land and buildings for a
period of maximum 6 months
Offering for rental of various spaces and lands,
for the development of economic activities at
low prices
Local taxes to the minimum value according to
the tax code
Tax exemption for connection to utilities
(water, gas, sewage)
For more than 20 vehicles a 10% tax should be
applied.
Tax exemption for buildings and land
Tax exemption provided for the development
of a business of at least 500,000 Euro
Applies for:
Buildings, land, means of transportation
Land occupied by yards – buildings
Production – retail buildings
Construction of production halls
All tourism operators in the city
Buildings and related lands, where tourism activities are conducted
Individuals and legal entities
All legal entities
Offices or production facilities of the newly established Companies.
Newly established Companies
Legal entities performing investments over 500,000 Euro for a period
of 3 years
Infrastructure, Agricultural activities, Industrial activities
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Description of the facility type
The buildings and land tax is reduced by 50%
over a period of 6 months during a calendar
year
5% of the tax (fee) of the building
5% of the tax (fee) of the land
Providing spaces and lands
Tax exemption for buildings
Tax exemption for land
Applies for:
Legal entities that use buildings and land exclusively for tourist
services
Legal entities that pay in full until 31.03 of the year
Legal entities that pay in full until 31.03 of the year
Investment by creating new jobs
Buildings used as greenhouses, solariums, seedbeds, mushroom farms,
feed silos, silos and / or barns for the storage and preservation of
cereals, except for the premises which are used for economic activities
Buildings used for social and humanitarian activities, by associations,
foundations and cults
Buildings of organizations whose sole activity is providing free social
services in specialized units that provide housing, social care and
medical assistance, protection, recovery activities, rehabilitation and
social reintegration for children, families, disabled persons, elderly, as
well as for others in difficulty, under the law
Land for humanitarian organizations whose sole activity is the
maintenance and operation of retirement homes and care homes for
orphans and street children
We must mention that the proposals set out by respondents in the section Profitable business proposals in the
locality for potential interested investors, were included in the Action Plan and the Portfolio of projects, within the
Development Direction 5 – Rural Development, the Development Direction 6 – Tourism, and Development
Direction 2 – Business.
III.2. Identification of the project portfolio and the funding sources
The portfolio of projects of Suceava County is presented in Chapter IV. Action Plan, within this document.
The list of projects is not resumed within this sub-chapter in order to avoid redundancy.
The portfolio of projects includes:
a) Infrastructure, urban regeneration and environmental projects
b) Projects aiming to increase the economic competitiveness
c) Health, education and social projects
d) Tourism projects
e) Rural development projects
f) Human resources development projects
g) Administrative capacity development projects
h) Cross-border, transnational and interregional cooperation projects,
grouped into sub-directions of development, which in turn are subsumed to some development directions
related to the ten specific objectives set out for Suceava County. The implementation of these lines of development
will contribute to the achievement of the strategic objectives identified for Suceava County.
The portfolio of projects resulting from the analysis performed on the information contained in Section A of
the Strategy, that is, the Reference framework, following the processing of the information resulting from the
questionnaire survey conducted during January-February 2011 among local public authorities in Suceava and based
on the analysis of local development directions and measures included in the local development strategies for the
communities in Suceava County.
The portfolio of projects includes:
- Projects in progress (which were taken into account since the effects created by their
implementing are relevant for the period under review from 2011 to 2020) – marked in blue
- Proposed / approved projects for which technical studies have already been established – marked
with an asterisk (*)
- Approved projects in the idea stage.
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CHAPTER IV.
ACTION PLAN
DEVELOPMENT DIRECTION 1.
INFRASTRUCTURE, TERRITORIAL PLANNING, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND FORESTRY
Development
sub-direction
1.1.
Achievement /
rehabilitation /
expansion /
modernization
of the water
supply system
No.
Project
Founder / Partners
Funding sources
1.
Water supply system in the city of Cajvana
Extension of the water supply network in the commune of
2.
Ciocănești
Cajvana Board of Supervisors
3.
Centralized water supply system in the commune of Dolhești
Dolhești Board of Supervisors
4.
Water supply in the commune of Dornești (4,8 km)
Dornești Board of Supervisors
5.
Water supply in the city of Frasin
Frasin Board of Supervisors
6.
Water supply system in the commune of Gălănești
Gălănești Board of Supervisors
Establishment of a water supply network in the village of
7.
Hănțești, the commune of Hănțești
Water and network collection for the water supply of areas
8.
Ciotina and Dandoaia, the commune of Iacobeni
Centralized drinking water supply system in the commune of
9.
Iaslovăț
Establishment of a water supply system in the commune of
10.
Ilișești
Water supply in the villages of Rotunda and Siliştea and
11.
extension of the water supply in the villages of Corni and
Roşcani, the city of Liteni
Establishment of a drinking water supply system in the city of
12.
Milișăuți
Rehabilitation and expansion of the water supply source, of
13.
the water supply network in the commune of Ostra
Water supply in the villages of Panaci and Coverca, the
14.
commune of Panaci
Hănțești Board of Supervisors
FC and/or FEDR type funds, Local budget
Local budget, Governmental Funds G.D.
577/1997
Local budget, Governmental Funds – GO
7/2006
7/2006
Local budget, Governmental Funds – G.D.
577/1997
577/1997
577/1997
577/1997
577/1997
577/1997
Ciocănești Board of Supervisors
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Iacobeni Board of Supervisors
Iaslovăț Board of Supervisors
Ilișești Board of Supervisors
Liteni Board of Supervisors
Milișăuți Board of Supervisors
Ostra Board of Supervisors
Panaci Board of Supervisors
577/1997
577/1997
577/1997
7/2006
577/1997
577/1997
577/1997
Local budget, Governmental Funds –
G.D.577/1997
G.D.577/1997
577/1997
577/1997
577/1997
577/1997
15.
Pătrăuți
Water supply in the village of Adâncata, the commune of
16.
Adâncata
Water supply in the village of Mihoveni, the commune of
17.
Șcheia
Water supply in the village of Botoșana, the commune of
18.
Botoșana
Water supply in the villages of Holda, Holdița, Dârmoxa
19.
and the city of Broșteni
Water supply in the village of Fundu Moldovei, the
20.
commune of Fundu Moldovei
Water supply in Bunești area, Câmpulung Moldovenesc
21.
Municipality
Water supply in the villages of Comănești and Humoreni,
22.
the commune of Humoreni
Pătrăuți Board of Supervisors
23.
Water supply in the commune of Crucea
Crucea Board of Supervisors
24.
Drăgoiești
Water supply in the village of Todirești, the commune of
25.
Todirești
Water supply in the village of Sucevița, the commune of
26.
Sucevița
Drăgoiești Board of Supervisors
27.
Water supply in the commune of Pojorâta
Pojorâta Board of Supervisors
28.
Water supply in the commune of Vadu Moldovei
Vadu Moldovei Board of Supervisors
29.
Bălcăuți*
Bălcăuți Board of Supervisors
30.
Burești*
Water supply in the village of Ciocăneşti, the commune of
31.
Ciocănești*
32.
Fântânele*
33.
Grămești*
Burești Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Fântânele Board of Supervisors
Idem
Grămești Board of Supervisors
Idem
Adâncata Board of Supervisors
Șcheia Board of Supervisors
Botoșana Board of Supervisors
Broșteni Board of Supervisors
Fundu Moldovei Board of Supervisors
Câmpulung Moldovenesc Board of
Supervisors
Comănești Board of Supervisors
Todirești Board of Supervisors
Sucevița Board of Supervisors
155
Local budget, Governmental Funds – PNDI
577/1997
577/1997
G.O.7/2006
G.O.7/2006
FC and/or FEADR type funds, Local
Budget, County Budget, Governmental
Funds
Establishment of a water supply system in the village of
34.
Bereşti, the commune of Hănţeşti*
Establishment of a water supply network (5 km) in the
35.
commune of Hârtop*
36.
Horodnic de Sus*
Extension of the drinking water supply network in the
37.
commune of Ipotești*
Drinking water supply in Mălini and Pîraie, the commune of
38.
Mălini*
Establishment of a water supply system, the locality of
39.
Mănăstirea Humorului*
40.
Pîrteștii de Jos*
41.
Poieni Solca*
42.
commune of Șaru Dornei*
43.
Extension of the water supply in the commune of Stulpicani*
Water supply in the villages of Nisipitu and Ulma in the
44.
commune of Ulma*
Extension and rehabilitation of the water infrastructure in
45.
Vatra Dornei Municipality*
46.
Volovăț*
47.
Arbore
48.
Boroaia
Establishment of a water supply network in the commune of
49.
Calafindești
Extension of the drinking water supply system in the
50.
commune of Ciocănești
Extension of the water supply in the village of Corlata, the
51.
commune of Berchișești
52.
Drinking water adduction in the commune of Dărmănești
53.
Dorna Arini
156
Idem
Hârtop Board of Supervisors
Idem
Horodnic de Sus Board of Supervisors
Idem
Board of Supervisors Ipotești
Idem
Mălini Board of Supervisors
Idem
Mănăstirea Humorului Board of
Supervisors
Idem
Pîrteștii De Jos Board of Supervisors
Idem
Poieni Solca Board of Supervisors
Idem
Șaru Dornei Board of Supervisors
Idem
Stulpicani Board of Supervisors
Idem
Ulma Board of Supervisors
Idem
Vatra Dornei Board of Supervisors
Idem
Volovăț Board of Supervisors
Idem
Arbore Board of Supervisors
Idem
Boroaia Board of Supervisors
Idem
Calafindești Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Berchișești Board of Supervisors
Idem
Dărmănești Board of Supervisors
Idem
Dorna Arini Board of Supervisors
Idem
1.2.
Construction /
rehabilitation /
extension of
water supply
and sewerage
systems
54.
commune of Dorna Cândrenilor
55.
Dumbrăveni
Extension of the water supply network throughout the
56.
Water supply in the villages of Rotunda and Siliştea and
57.
extension in the villages of Corni and Roşcani, the city of
Liteni
Achievement / construction of the water supply network in
58.
the commune of Marginea
59.
Mitocu Dragomirnei
Extension of the water supply network in Liteni, Vornicenii
60.
Mici and Vornicenii Mari, the commune of Moara
61.
Mușenița
Extension of the water supply system, the commune of Poiana
62.
Stampei
Extension of the water supply system in the village of
63.
Prelipca (6 km), the city of Salcea
Extension of the drinking water supply network in the city of
64.
Siret
Establishment of a centralized water supply in the commune
65.
of Vatra Moldoviţei
Establishment of the centralized water supply system in the
66.
villages of Vereşti and Hancea, the commune of Verești
Extension and rehabilitation of the water and wastewater
67.
infrastructure in Suceava County
Establishment of a centralized water supply network and the
68.
extension of the sewerage network in the commune of Baia
Establishment of a drinking water public network and a public
69.
wastewater network in the commune of Bosanci
Drinking water supply and sewage networks in Câmpulung
70.
Moldovenesc Municipality
Establishment of a water supply and sanitation network in the
71.
commune of Ciprian Porumbescu
157
Dorna Cândrenilor Board of Supervisors
Idem
Dumbrăveni Board of Supervisors
Idem
Horodniceni Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Marginea Board of Supervisors
Idem
Mitocu Dragomirnei Board of
Supervisors
Idem
Moara Board of Supervisors
Idem
Mușenița Board of Supervisors
Idem
Poiana Stampei Board of Supervisors
Idem
Prelipca Board of Supervisors
Idem
Siret Board of Supervisors
Idem
Vatra Moldoviței Board of Supervisors
Idem
Verești Board of Supervisors
Idem
FC type funds, County Budget
Baia Board of Supervisors
FEADR type funds, Local Budget
Bosanci Board of Supervisors
Idem
Supervisors
Ciprian Porumbescu Board of
Supervisors
Local Budget, Governmental Funds
FEADR type funds, Local Budget
Water supply and sewage networks, Gura Humorului
72.
Residential district
Establishment of sewage systems with treatment plant and
73.
drinking water distribution fo the cities of Vereşti and
Hancea, the commune of Verești
Extension of water and sewage networks in the commune of
74.
Vicovu de Jos
Drinking water supply, sewerage and sewage networks in
75.
the commune of Hârtop
Extension of the water supply network, the sewage system,
76.
and the wastewater treatment plants in the city of Frasin
Sewage and wastewater treatment plants in the commune of
77.
Berchișești
Execution of treatment plant and sewer networks in the
78.
commune of Horodnic de Sus
Establishment of the sewage system in the village of
79.
Pătrăuți, Suceava County
Rehabilitation and modernization of the water supply system
80.
and the sewage treatment plant in the center of the commune
of Crucea*
Centralization and sewage treatment plant in the village of
81.
Costisa and water supply in all communes of Frătăuţii Noi*
Establishment of the water supply network and sewerage
82.
network in the commune of Șerbăuți*
Establishment of the sewage system and the wastewater
treatment plant in the locality of Bivolărie and etablishment of
83.
the water supply network in the locality of Bivolărie, the city
of Vicovu de Sus*
Establishment of a centralized water supply and sanitation
84.
system in the commune of Breaza
Rehabilitation of the sewage collector, the tank discharge pipe
85.
water supply and sewerage in Câmpulung Moldovenesc
Municipality
Rehabilitation and modernization of the sewage networks and
86.
water supply systems in the city of Dolhasca
Expansion of the water suply and sewer system in the entire
87.
commune of Dornești
158
Gura Humorului Board of Supervisors
Governmental Funds –Program for the
development of the infrastructure and sports
facilities in rural areas, Ordinance 7 / 2006.
FEADR type funds, Local Budget, State
Budget
Vicovu de Jos Board of Supervisors
Non-reimbursable European funds, State
budget and Local budget
Governmental Funds – PNDI
Governmental Funds – G.O.7/2006
Governmental Funds – G.O.7/2006
budget, County budget, Governmental
Funds – Environmental Fund
Administration
Frătăuții Noi Board of Supervisors
Idem
Șerbăuți Board of Supervisors
Idem
Vicovu de Sus Board of Supervisors
Idem
Breaza Board of Supervisors
Idem
Supervisors
Idem
Dolhasca Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
1.3.
Construction /
rehabilitation /
expansion of
sewerage
systems and
treatment
plants
The development of the water supply and sewerage system in
88.
the commune of Drăgoiești
Water supply sewerage system and in the commune of
89.
Frumosu
Integrated water supply, sewage and treatment plant system in
90.
the commune of Straja
Establishment of the sewage treatment plant in the commune
91.
of Arbore
Sewerage system and treatment plant in the commune of
92.
Bilca
Establishment of a sewage system and treatment plant in the
93.
commune of Burești
Establishment of the sewerage network and the treatment
94.
plant in the commune of Capu Câmpului
Sewage and wastewater treatment plant in a centralized
95.
system in the commune of Dărmănești
96.
Dorna Cândrenilor
97.
Forăști
98.
plant in the commune of Frătăuţii Noi
Sewage and wastewater treatment plant in a centralized
99.
system in the commune of Gălănești
100.
Mălini
101.
plant in the commune of Sucevița
102.
Volovăț
Expansion of the sewerage system and treatment plant in the
103.
commune of Zvoriștea
Idem
Frumosu Board of Supervisors
Idem
Straja Board of Supervisors
Idem
7/2006
Bilca Board of Supervisors
FEADR type funds, Local budget
Burești Board of Supervisors
Capu Câmpului Board of Supervisors
7/2006
104.
plant in the commune of Călugăreni *
Călugăreni Board of Supervisors
105.
plant in the commune of Bălăceana*
106.
plant in the commune of Bălcăuți *
Bălăceana Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
159
Forăști Board of Supervisors
7/2006
7/2006
7/2006
7/2006
Zvoriștea Board of Supervisors
7/2006
budget, County budget, Governmental
Funds
107.
Boroaia*
108.
plant in the city of Dolhasca*
109.
plant in the commune of Fântânele*
110.
plant in the commune of Grămești*
Sewerage system and treatment plant in the village of Bereşti,
111.
the commune of Hănţeşti*
112.
commune of Iacobeni*
Establishment of the sewerage network in the commune of
113.
Iaslovăț*
Establishment of the sewerage network in the commune of
114.
Ipotești*
115.
city of Liteni*
Expansion of the sewerage network and connections for the
116.
public execution, the commune of Mănăstirea Humorului*
Integrated sewage system and treatment plant in the city of
117.
Milișăuți*
Expansion of the sewerage system and treatment plant in
118.
Moara Nică, Moara Carp, the commune of Moara*
Establishment of a sewerage network and treatment plant in
119.
the villages of Panaci and Coverca, the commune of Panaci*
Establishment of a sewerage network in the commune of
120.
Pîrteștii de Jos*
Establishment of a sewage system with sewage treatment
121.
plant in the commune of Poiana Stampei*
Establishment of a sewage system and sewage treatment plant
122.
in the commune of Poieni Solca, Suceava County*
123.
Expansion of the sewerage network in the city of Salcea*
Establishment of a sewerage network in the villages of Sf. Ilie
124.
and Șcheia, the commune of Șcheia*
Expansion of the sewerage network in the city of Siret, the
125.
refurbishment and modernization of the water treatment plant
in the city of Siret*
160
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Ipotești Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Pîrteștii de Jos Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Salcea Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Rehabilitation of the sewage system and wastewater treatment
126.
plant in the city of Solca*
Expansion of the sewerage network and establishment of a
127.
water treatment plant in the commune of Stulpicani*
Establishment of a sewerage system in the commune of
128.
Volovăț*
129.
the commune of Botoșana
Performance of the sewerage network and treatment plant in
130.
the commune of Calafindești
Sewerage network and sewage treatment plant in the
131.
commune of Ciocănești
132.
Comănești
Sewerage network and sewage treatment plant in a centralized
133.
system in the village of Dolheștii Mari, the commune of
Dolhești
134.
the commune of Dorna Arini
Expansion of the sewerage network in the commune of
135.
Drăgușeni
136.
Dumbrăveni
137.
Ilișești
Performance / Building of the sewerage network in the
138.
commune of Marginea
Performance / Building of a treatment plant in the commune
139.
of Marginea
140.
Mitocu Dragomirnei
Sewerage network and treatment plant in Liteni, Vorniceni
141.
Mici, Vorniceni Mari (cca 8 km), the commune of Moara
Establishment of a sewerage network and a sewage and
142.
wastewater treatment plant in the commune of Mușenița
143.
Expansion of the sewerage network in the commune of Ostra
144.
Poiana Stampei
161
Solca Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Board of Supervisors Calafindești
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Drăgușeni Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
1.4. Waste
management
in accordance
with county
waste
management
plan
1.5.
Establishment,
rehabilitation /
modernization
of the existing
heating
systems
Establishment of sewerage networks and sewage treatment
plant in the villages of Nigoteşti, Ioneasa, Mesteceni and
145.
Movileni – a length of 14 km, the commune of Vadu
Moldovei
Expansion of the sewerage system in the commune of Vatra
146.
Moldoviţei
Expansion of the sewerage network in the villages of Vereşti
147.
and Hancea, the commune of Verești
148.
Integrated waste management system in Suceava County
Collection, sorting and transportation of waste in the
149.
commune of Siminicea*
Purchase of Euro-bins for the achievement of collective
150.
selection of household waste in the commune of Burla
Implementation of an integrated waste collection and storage
151.
system in the commune of Calafindești
Integrated waste management system in Câmpulung
152.
Moldovenesc
Integrated waste management system in the commune of
153.
Dărmănești
Processing section of household waste for the production of
154.
energy in the commune of Dorna Arini
Organization of the selective collection system, territorial
155.
planning for temporary storage and transport of waste, the
commune of Șerbăuți
The endowment with equipment for municipal and waste
156.
management services in the commune of Șerbăuți
Organization of meetings, educational activities, media in any
157.
form on the importance of consistent management of waste
Supplementing of traditional heating systems using solar
158.
energy systems, Bukovina College of Forestry, Câmpulung
Thermal rehabilitation of apartment blocks in Câmpulung
159.
Replacement of the traditional heating system and the hot
160.
water production systems using energy from renewable
sources in the city of Vicovu de Sus
Rehabilitation of the heating systems (sources and networks)
161.
in Rădăuți Municipality
162
Idem
Idem
Idem
FC type funds, County budget
Siminicea Board of Supervisors
FC type funds, Local budget
Burla Board of Supervisors
Supervisors
Suceava County Council, the Boards of
Supervisors in the County
FSE type funds, Local budget
Supervisors
Governmental Funds – Environment Fund
Administration, Local budget
Supervisors
Governmental Funds – Thermal
Rehabilitation of apartment blocks, Local
budget
Governmental Funds - Environment Fund
Rădăuți Board of Supervisors
Governmental Funds – "Heating 2006-2015
– heating and comfort" Program
Boiler installation at the Town Hall in the commune of Capu
162.
Câmpului*
Completion of the traditional heating system with solid fuel,
163.
with a heating system using solar energy in the commune of
Ciocănești*
Completion of the traditional heating system with hot water
production systems that use energy from renewable sources
164.
within the Oltea Doamna School Group in the city of
Dolhasca*
Heating with renewable energy for public institutions in the
165.
commune of Dorna Arini*
Unconventional energy system in Doroteia Cultural Centre in
166.
the city of Frasin*
Installation of the heating system using renewable energy for
167.
the Farmers Club in the commune of Iacobeni*
Use of renewable energy to power the gym and the Town Hall
168.
in the commune of Ipotești*
Installation of the heating system using renewable energy for
169.
Pojorâta Cultural Centre and for the Primary and lower
secondary school in the commune of Pojorâta*
Completion of the traditional heating systems using
170.
renewable energy in the city of Solca*
Installation of heating systems using renewable energy at the
171.
Town Hall in the commune of Vadu Moldovei*
Installation of heating systems using renewable energy to the
172.
objectives of local interest in the commune of Vatra
Moldoviței*
Supplementing of the traditional heating systems using solar
173.
energy systems, in ANL apartment blocks, Câmpulung
Thermal energy and hot water supply in the block, metering
174.
and connections to the blocks in Câmpulung Moldovenesc
Municipality
Modernization of the public heating institutions in the
175.
commune of Frumosu
Installation of heating systems using renewable energy in
176.
schools in the commune of Vadu Moldovei
163
FEDR type funds, Local budget
FEDR type funds, Governmental Funds –
Environment Fund Administration, Local
budget, Technical assistance for energy
efficiency – ELENA (European Local
ENergy Assistance)
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Supervisors
Idem
Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
1.6. Use of
alternative
energies
1.7. Ecological
reconstruction
of degraded
lands
Setting up a 80 MW wind farm on an area of 360 ha in the
177.
Project on solar energy conversion into electricity
178.
(photovoltaic panels park) in the commune of Frătăuții
Vechi*
Frătăuții Vechi Board of Supervisors
Electricity supply of objectives under the management of the
179.
commune of Marginea, by converting solar energy into
electricity.*
Establishment of a system of solar energy conversion into
180.
electrical energy required for the own consumption in the
commune of Putna*
Establishment of a system of solar energy conversion into
181.
electrical energy required for the own consumption in Rădăuți
Municipality*
Power generation system with unconventional energy in the
182.
commune of Cacica
183.
Creation of a wind farm in the commune of Calafindești
184.
Wind farm in the commune of Capu Câmpului
Wind farm on Giumalău mountain, the commune of Dorna
185.
Arini
186.
Wind farm in the commune of Dornești
187.
Wind farm in the commune of Forăști
Establishment of a wind farm in the villages of Grăniceşti and
188.
Româneşti, the commune of Grănicești
Realization of a photovoltaic park in Gura Humorului
189.
Municipality
Establishment of a wind farm for electricity provision, in the
190.
commune of Mușenița
191.
Afforestation of degraded lands in the commune of Bălăceana
Partnership / Joint venture with the
Company SC Wind Energy Expertise SRL
efficiency – ELENA (European Local
ENergy Assistance)
Idem
Putna Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Cacica Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Grănicești Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Local budget, Governmental Funds
192.
Afforestation of degraded lands in the commune of Cacica
Afforestation of degraded lands (42 ha) in the commune of
193.
Ciprian Porumbescu
Afforestation of degraded agricultural lands in the commune
194.
of Arbore
Afforestation of degraded agricultural lands in the commune
195.
of Drăgoiești
Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
164
Consolidation of Dealul Mănăstirii slope, Suceava
196.
Municipality*
Afforestation of the land on an area of 216 ha in the commune
197.
of Baia
Afforestation of 40 ha of degraded land in the commune of
198.
Bălăceana
Inventory and stabilization of the affected areas and those
199.
prone to landslides through afforestation or specific building
works in the city ofBroșteni
Non-agricultural land afforestation in the commune of
200.
Dărmănești
Suceava Board of Supervisors
FEADR type funds, Local budget,
Governmental Funds – Land improvement
fund, established under Law No. 18/1991,
republished, with the subsequent
amendments and completions, the
Environmental Fund Administration, the
fund for the conservation and regeneration
of forests, established according to Art. 33
of Law No. 46/2008, as amended and
supplemented
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
FEDR type funds, Local budget,
Administration
supplemented
Greening of streams and river beds on the territory of the
201.
commune of Dorna Arini
202.
Afforestation of rugged grounds in the commune of Iaslovăț
Afforestation in areas affected by landslides in the commune
203.
of Ilișești
Idem
Greening of the peat mining career, the commune of Poiana
204.
Stampei
Administration
165
1.8.
Establishment
/ rehabilitation
of existing
parks and the
increase of
green areas
supplemented
Governmental Funds – GD 110/2011 on the
approval of the projects selected in the
session between 21.09.2009-12.10.2009 and
their funding, within the National program
to improve the environmental quality by
creating green spaces in towns, Local
budget
Governmental Funds – Decision1588/2009,
on the approval of the projects selected and
budget
Afforestation of 20 ha of degraded agricultural land, the
205.
commune of Vicovu de Jos
Establishment of the Heroes‟ Monument Park, Boroaia
206.
Cultural Centre Park, the commune of Boroaia
Arrangement of two children playgrounds in the city of
207.
Broșteni
208.
Arrangement of a park in the commune of Mălini
Arrangement of a park in the locality of Bădeuți, the city of
209.
Milișăuți
Idem
210.
Arrangement of a park in the commune of Rădășeni
Rădășeni Board of Supervisors
Arrangement of parks in the villages of Neagra Șarului and
211.
Șaru Dornei, the commune of Șaru Dornei
Arrangement of the new park “Alexandru cel Bun” in the
212.
commune of Baia
213.
Rehabilitation of the central park in Suceava Municipality
214.
Rehabilitation of the park in the commune of Dumbrăveni
166
Governmental Funds – Decision1588/2009,
budget
Idem
Idem
Rehabilitation of the recreational park – center and the
215.
establishment of a recreational park in Dăbâca Bridge area in
the commune of Vicovu de Jos
Rehabilitation of the recreational park in Rădăuți
216.
Municipality
The environmental quality improvement program by making
217.
green areas in the city of Cajvana
Arrangement of a park in Suseni and Joseni, the commune of
218.
Baia
The Environmental Quality Improvement Program in Obcini
219.
Areni area – Suceava Municipality
220.
Establishment of a green space in the city of Liteni
Establishment of a recreational park in the commune of
221.
Mitocu Dragomirnei
Idem
Idem
Idem
Governmental Funds – GD 110/2011 on the
approval of the projects selected in the
session between 21.09.2009-12.10.2009 and
budget
Idem
Idem
Governmental Funds – Decision 1588/2009,
budget
Supervisors
Rehabilitation of the park “Alexandru Sahia” in Rădăuți
222.
Municipality
Establishment of a recreational park at the intersection of 1
223.
Decembrie Boulevard and Calea Obcinilor, in Suceava
Municipality
Idem
Idem
224.
Establishment of a park in the commune of Adâncata*
225.
Establishment of a park in the commune of Bilca*
Establishment of parks and squares in the commune of
226.
Bosanci*
227.
Establishment of green spaces in the commune of Botoșana*
Establishment of a Public Park in Botoşaniţa Mare, the
228.
commune of Calafindeşti*
Establishment of parks and green spaces in the commune of
229.
Cîrlibaba*
Administration, Local budget, FEADR type
funds
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Cîrlibaba Board of Supervisors
Idem
167
1.9. Defense of
banks and
embankments
230.
Establishment of parks in the commune of Grăniceşti*
231.
Establishment of a green space in the city of Liteni*
232.
Rehabilitation of green spaces in the commune of Pojorâta*
Establishment of green spaces and parks in the commune of
233.
Rîșca*
234.
Establishment of green spaces in the commune of Vama*
235.
Establishment of a park in the commune of Vatra Moldoviței*
Rehabilitation and modernization of parks in the commune of
236.
Arbore
Construction of a park and arrangement of a heroes
237.
monument in the commune of Burla
Rehabilitation and expansion of green spaces in Câmpulung
238.
Establishment of green spaces in the localities of the
239.
commune of Mușenița
Establishment of green spaces in the commune of Pîrteștii de
240.
Jos
Construction and equipment of a playground and recreation
spot for the children of the commune in the village of Vadu
241.
Moldovei, the commune of Vadu Moldovei, on an area of
1000 sq. m.
Restoration of the arrangement of Suceava River in the water
242.
supply area of Rădăuți Municipality, Suceava County
Regulation and defense of Sasca Mare stream banks, the
243.
commune of Cornu Luncii
Regulation of Suceviţa stream and its tributaries, on the
244.
section between Suceviţa-Volovăţ, Suceava County
Regulation of Putna River and its tributaries, on the section
245.
between Putna-Gura Putnei, Suceava County
Regulation of Moldova River to protect the frontage of
246.
Suceava Municipality in Berchişeşti, Suceava County
Regulation of Suceava River and its tributaries on the section
247.
between Ulma-Brodina-Straja, Suceava County
Regulation works for Solca River and its tributaries on the
248.
section between Solca-Arbore şi desilting at the accumulation
of Solca, Suceava County
Establishment of Dorna River on the section between Poiana
249.
Stampei-Vatra Dornei, Suceava County
250.
Defense of the banks in Mihoveni, Suceava County
168
Idem
Idem
Idem
Rîșca Board of Supervisors
Idem
Vama Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
SGA Suceava
Cornu Luncii Board of Supervisors
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
Crossed regulation of Horodnic and Topliţa Streams, the town
251.
of Horodnic de Sus, Suceava County
Regulation of Suceava River, on the sector between Vicovu
252.
de Sus – Frătăuţii Vechi, the towns of Vicovu de Sus and
Frătăuţii Noi, Suceava County
Defense of banks in the city of Siret on Negostina Stream,
253.
Suceava County
Arrangement of the river bed of Voitinel Stream and its
254.
tributaries, the commune of Voitinel, Suceava County
Arrangement of Moldova River on the section between
255.
Brăieşti – Băişeşti, comuna Cornu Luncii, Suceava County
Arrangement of Moldova River and its tributaries on the
256.
section between Fundu Moldovei – Gura Humorului, Suceava
County
Arrangement of Moldova River to protect the frontage of
257.
Fălticeni Municipality at Baia, 2nd stage, Suceava County
Arrangement of Bistriţa River and its tributaries on the
258.
section between Iacobeni-Sabasa, Suceava and Neamţ
Counties
Complex arrangement of Vârful Câmpului, Suceava and
259.
Botoşani Counties
260.
Regulation of Ruda Stream in Dornesti, Suceava County
Regulation and damming of Suceava River in Suceava,
261.
Suceava County
Regulation and bank defense of Remezeu Stream, the
262.
commune of Vicovu de Jos, Suceava County
Damming of the left bank of Moldova River in the area of
263.
Berchisesti – Capu Campului Bridge, the commune of Capu
Campului, judeţul Suceava
Arrangement of Moldovita Stream and its tributaries in the
264.
area of the communes of Moldovita, Vatra Moldoviței,
Frumosu and Vama, Suceava County
Recovery of the arrangement of Suceava River in near the
265.
water supply source of Rădăuți Municipality, Suceava County
Arrangement of Moldova River on the section between
266.
Brăiești – Băișești, the commune of Cornu Luncii, Suceava
County
267.
Regulation of Rasca Stream in Bogdănești, Suceava County
169
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
Arrangement of Sucevița Stream in the area Satu Nou and
268.
near the bridges on DN 17 A in the commune of Marginea,
Suceava County
Regulation and damming of Seaca Stream in Boroaia,
269.
Suceava County
Defense of banks of Ciotina Stream, the commune of
270.
Iacobeni, Suceava County
Arrangement of Izvoru Alb Stream in Câmpulung
271.
Moldovenesc Municipality, Suceava County
Regulation of Patrauteanca Stream, in the area of
272.
accumulation of Mihoveni Mobile Dam, Suceava County.
Damming of the left bank and the bottom threshold on the
273.
Suceviţa Stream in the town of Marginea, Suceava County
Damming of the left bank of Siret River downstream of the
274.
bridge on DJ 208 D, in the town of Hânţeşti-Bucecea,
Botoşani County.
275.
Execution of ank defenses in the commune of Moldovița*
Damming of the right bank of Siret River, the area of
276.
Săndeni, the city of Dolhasca*
Regulation and defense of the right bank of Siret River, the
277.
commune of Zamostea, Suceava County *
Regulation and defense of the banks of Rusca Stream, the
278.
commune of Suceviţa, Suceava County *
Arrangement of Râşca Stream in Bogdăneşti, Suceava County
279.
*
Regulation and defense of the banks of Moldova River in the
280.
area of the communes of Vadu Moldovei – Boroaia, Suceava
County *
Arrangement of Moldova River on the section between Cornu
281.
Luncii – Baia, Suceava County *
Consolidation of the left bank, Moldova River, in the area
282.
between Verminca-Runc, the village of Breaza de Sus, the
commune of Breaza, Suceava County *
Regulation and defense of the left bank of Moldova River on
283.
the section between Roşiori - Oniceni, the commune of
Forăşti, Suceava County *
Regulation and damming of Suceava River, in the area of the
284.
commune of Bilca, Suceava County *
170
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
Moldovița Board of Supervisors
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
Damming and consolidation of the right bank of Suceava
285.
River in the commune of Gălăneşti, Suceava County *
Arrangement of Bistriţa River and Ţibău Stream, the
286.
commune of Cârlibaba, Suceava County *
Defense of the left bank of Suceava River in the village of
287.
Prelipca, the city of Salcea, Suceava County *
Defense of the right bank of Suceava River in the area of
288.
villages Luncşoara and Chilişeni, the commune of Udeşti,
Suceava County *
Defense of the right bank of Suceava River in the area of
289.
Lanu Gării the city of Liteni, Suceava County *
Defense of the left bank of Suceava River in the locality of
290.
Frătăuţii Noi, the commune of Frătăuţii Noi, Suceava County
*
Defense of the left bank of Suceviţa River in the village of
291.
Bădeuţi, the city of Milișăuți, Suceava County *
Regulation and defense of banks of Soloneţ Stream and its
292.
tributaries, the commune of Cacica, Suceava County *
Defense of the left bank of Negrileasa Stream in the area of
293.
the water pumping station of the food market in the commune
of Stulpicani, Suceava County*
Regulation and defense of banks of Racova Stream in the
294.
commune of Botoşana, Suceava County *
Regulation and defense of banks of Iaslovăţ Stream and its
295.
tributaries, the commune of Iaslovăţ, Suceava County *
Regulation and defense of banks of Moldova River in
296.
Drăguşeni, the commune of Drăguşeni, Suceava County *
Defense of banks of Siret River in the areas Budeni –
297.
Procovanu and the forest division of Dolhasca, the city of
Dolhasca, Suceava County *
Defense of banks and recalibration the Remezeu Stream River
298.
Bed, Suceava County *
Arrangement of the river bed of Bucovăţ Stream and its
299.
tributaries in Păltinoasa, the commune of Păltinoasa, Suceava
County *
Arrangement of Suha Mică Stream in Găineşti, the commune
300.
of Slatina, Suceava County *
Defense of banks of Moldova River in Bogdăneşti, Suceava
301.
County*
171
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
Defense of the left bank of Moldova River in Fântâna Mare
302.
and Cotu Băii, Suceava County *
303.
tributaries, the commune of Pârteştii de Jos, Suceava County
*
Defense of banks of Cotârgaşi Stream, the village of
304.
Cotârgasi, the city of Broșteni, Suceava County *
Defense of the left bank of Siret Siver, the village of Joldesti,
305.
the commune of Vorona, Suceava County *
306.
tributaries, the commune of Todireşti, Suceava County *
307.
tributaries, the commune of Comăneşti, Suceava County *
Defense of banks of the Rivers Suha, Brăteasa and Botuşan in
308.
the commune of Ostra, Suceava County *
Defense of banks of Siret River and Suceava River, the city of
309.
Liteni, Suceava County *
Defense of banks of Corlata River, the village of Corlata, the
310.
commune of Berchişeşti, Suceava County *
Defense of the right bank of Şomuzu Mare River in the
311.
commune of Dolheşti, Suceava County *
Defense of the right bank of Siret River to protect the frontage
312.
of the commune of Dumbrăveni, Suceava County *
Defense of banks of Suceava River, the commune of
313.
Izvoarele Sucevei, Suceava County *
Defense of banks of Brodina Stream and Calela Stream in the
314.
village of Brodina de Sus, the commune of Izvoarele
Sucevei*
Regulation and defense of banks of Slătioara Stream and its
315.
tributaries, the locality of Slătioara, the commune of
Stulpicani*
Defense of the right bank of Siret River, the commune of
316.
Zvoriştea*
Defense of the right bank of Suceviţa Stream, the city of
317.
Milișăuți*
Defense of the left bank of Voitinel Stream, the commune of
318.
Voitinel*
172
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
Regulation of Suceava River, on the section between Vicovu
319.
de Sus – Frătăuţii Vechi, the localities of Vicovu de Sus and
Frătăuţii Noi, Suceava County *
Defense of the right bank of Siret River, the village of
320.
Bălineşti, the commune of Grămeşti, Suceava County *
Embankment of the right bank of Solca Stream, the village of
321.
Gura Solcii, the commune of Grăniceşti, Suceava County *
322.
Regulation of the stream river beds in the commune of Crucea
Embankment and defense of banks in the commune of
323.
Frumosu
Defense of banks of Suceava River, in the commune of
324.
Gălănești
Regulation and embankment of the flood risk areas in the
325.
commune of Iacobeni
326.
Defense of banks on the flow of Iaslovăț Stream
Regulation of the river beds of Șoarec and Sucevița Streams
327.
upstream and downstream of the point of confluence
Regularization works for the stream river bed and defense of
328.
banks to prevent and reduce the destructive consequences of
floods in the commune of Mușenița
Regularization of water courses – flood prevention measures,
329.
in the commune of Șerbăuți
Regularization of Suceviţa Stream and its tributaries,
330.
construction of bank defense
Construction of a dam and defense of banks on Moldova
River in front of the village of Vadu Moldovei II (the URCAP
331.
area) over a length of 800 m, the commune of Vadu
Moldovei
Regulation and defense of banks of Crăcăcea Stream
332.
(Slătioara), Slatina Stream and Aluna Stream (Caliuha) over a
length of 2.5 km, the commune of Vicovu de Jos
1.10.
Modernization
/ development
of detour
roads for
urban centers
1.11.
Modernization
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
SGA Suceava
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
333.
Construction of a belt highway in Rădăuți Municipality*
FEDR type funds, Local Budget, County
budget, Governmental funds
334.
Construction of a detour road in Vatra Dornei Municipality
Idem
Arrangement of 2.5 km sidewalks in the localities of Vereşti
335.
and Hancea, the commune of Verești
Local budget
173
of pedestrian
paths and
sidewalks,
establishment
of bicycle
lanes;
Pedestrian bridge in Ciursa, over Pulpa Strean in the village
336.
of Probota, the city of Dolhasca
Modernization of 10.5 km gutters and 1.5 km sidewalk in the
337.
commune of Horodnic de Sus*
Construction of the pedestrian bridge called “La Muşuleac”,
338.
in the commune of Pîrteștii de Jos*
Construction of children's playground and bicycle lanes in the
339.
commune of Sucevița*
Establishment of sidewalks in the civic center of the
340.
commune of Arbore
Modernization of the sidewalks by pavement over a length of
341.
5 km in the commune of Burla
Arrangement of sidewalks (18.50km) in the commune of
342.
Ciocănești
343.
Creation of pedestrian alleys in the commune of Crucea
Creation of a pedestrian sidewalk in the commune of
344.
Drăgușeni
345.
Execution of sidewalks in the commune of Gălănești
Rehabilitation of sidewalks in the civic center of the
346.
commune of Iacobeni
Construction of pedestrian sidewalks on a length of 4.5 km in
347.
1.12.
Construction /
rehabilitation
of bridges and
footbridges;
County budget
FEDR, FEADR type funds, Local budget,
County budget, Governmental Funds (the
Sub-program for Pavement, rehabilitation,
modernization and / or asphalting of roads
classified as having local interest GD no.
577/1997, as amended and supplemented)
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Concrete road bridge over Moldova River, the commune of
348.
Drăgușeni
349.
Reconstruction of “Pod Gal 18”, the commune of Crucea
Concrete bridges and footbridges in the commune of
350.
Horodniceni
Construction and rehabilitation of bridges and culverts, the
351.
locality of Mănăstirea Humorului
Supervisors
174
Local budget, County budget,
Governmental Funds – Infrastructure
development program in rural areas,
established by GO 7 / 2006
Governmental Funds
Idem
Bridge construction over Suceviţa Stream, in the area of
352.
Moară Băcală, in the commune of Marginea
353.
Construction of bridges in the commune of Moldoviţa
Concrete road bridge over Moldova River, in the commune of
354.
Pojorâta
Idem
Idem
Local budget
355.
Pedestrian bridges and footbridges in the commune of Rîșca
Repair of culverts, sidewalks, ditches in the commune of
356.
Șcheia
Local budget
County budget, Governmental Funds – the
577/1997, as amended and supplemented,
the Infrastructure development program in
rural areas, established by GO 7 / 2006
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
FEDR type funds, Local budget, County
budget and Governmental Funds
Reconstruction of Vlaicu Bridge over Saca Stream, the
357.
commune of Arbore*
Reconstruction of the reinforced concrete bridge over Podișor
358.
Stream in the commune of Dolhești
Rehabilitation of the bridge over Ruda Stream in the
359.
commune of Dornești*
Rehabilitation of bridges and footbridges in the village of
360.
Slătioara, the commune of Stulpicani*
Asphalting and construction of the bridge in the commune of
361.
Vama*
Construction of the bridge over Moldova River, which links
362.
the pool, the basins and the slope, in Gura Humorului
Municipality
1.13.
Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation / restoration of damaged bridges, undersized or
363.
affected by floods in 2010 in the commune of Marginea
Modernization of DJ 177, Poiana Micului – Suceviţa, km
364.
10+000 – 20+875
175
FEADR type funds, Local budget and
Governmental Funds
and
modernization
of the road
and air
transport
network
Modernization of DJ 175B (rearranged from DC 90A, based
365.
on the G.D. 540/2000), km. 0+000 - 15+800, Pojorâta – Rarău
Modernization of DJ 178 Ilișești – Ciprian Porumbescu km
366.
36+150 – 44+000, Suceava County
Modernization of the communal roads in the commune of
367.
Baia
Pavement of DC 77 Broșteni Cotârgași km. 3+800-7+000, in
368.
the city of Broșteni
Modernization of 610 m of communal roads in the commune
369.
of Bunești
Modernization of agricultural roads in the commune of Capu
370.
Câmpului
Rehabilitation of the communal road between Sasca Nouă 371.
Sasca Mică, the commune of Cornu Luncii
372.
Modernization of DC 78 A in the commune of Crucea
373.
Modernization of DC Dorna Arini Orthodox Church
Modernization of DC 25 km 3+000 - 6+387, the commune of
374.
Drăgoiești
Modernization of DC8 A Drăgușeni-Gara Leu, the commune
375.
of Drăgușeni
Asphalting of DC 65 de la km 0+000 la km 2+000, the
376.
commune of Dumbrăveni
377.
Pavement of DC 30 in the city of Frasin
Idem
Idem
Local budget, Governmental Funds – the
577/1997, as amended and supplemented
Bunești Board of Supervisors
Local budget
Local budget
Local budget, County budget
Rehabilitation of the Road Infrastructure in Gura Humorului
378.
Municipality
Pavement of the communal road Hârtop-Giurgesti, the
379.
commune of Hârtop
Modernization of the access roads to farms in the commune of
380.
Iaslovăț
Asphalting of communal roads (7.6 km) in the commune of
381.
Ipotești
176
FEDR type funds, Local budget, State
budget
Local budget
382.
Rehabilitation through asphalting of DC 41 Tibeni-Milișăuți
Construction and modernization of farm roads in the
383.
commune of Mitocu Dragomirnei
Pavement of DC 71 from 6,6-9,0 km Moara Carp, the
384.
commune of Moara
Modernization of the basic road infrastructure in the
385.
commune of Moldoviţa
Asphalting of communal road (1 km) in the commune of
386.
Pîrteștii de Jos
Construction of a roadway bridge “La Prichindici”, the
387.
commune of Pîrteștii de Jos
Modernization of the communal roads over a length of 5.3 km
388.
in the commune of Poiana Stampei
389.
Pavement of the communal roads in the commune of Preutești
390.
Preutești
Rehabilitation of the communal road Gura – Putnei in the
391.
commune of Putna
392.
Putna
393.
Rădășeni
Modernization of the agricultural roads in the commune of
394.
Rădășeni
Modernization of the communal road Sf. Ilie, in the commune
395.
of Șcheia
Supervisors
Local budget
Local budget
Local budget
Preutești Board of Supervisors
Governmental Funds
Local budget
Local budget
Local budget
DC 72 Sf. Ilie - Trei Movile Causeway, the commune of
396.
Șcheia
397.
Pavement of DC 31 in the commune of Stulpicani
Modernization of DC Nisipitu - Lupcina, the commune of
398.
Ulma
177
Modernization of agricultural roads in the commune of Vatra
399.
Moldoviţei
Asphalting or concreting of communal roads over a distance
400.
of 7.5 km, in the commune of Verești
401.
Arrangement of agricultural roads in the commune of Verești
Modernization of communal roads over a lenght of 3.7 km, in
402.
Modernization of communal road Remezău Km 0+000 –
403.
1+000, the commune of Vicovu de Jos
404.
Modernization of communal roads, the commune of Volovăț
Local budget
Local budget
405.
Modernization of local roads in the commune of Adâncata*
Modernization of agricultural roads in the commune of
406.
Adâncata*
407.
Modernization of agricultural roads in the commune of Baia*
Modernization of DC-Section 1,2,3,4 in the commune of
408.
Bălăceana*
Modernization of communal roads in the commune of
409.
Bălcăuți*
410.
Berchișești*
Modernization of communal roads (8km) in the commune of
411.
Bogdănești*
Idem
Idem
Idem
Bogdănești Board of Supervisors
Idem
178
FEADR type funds, Local budget, State
budget
FEADR Local budget
County budget, Governmental Funds (the
577/1997, as amended and supplemented)
412.
Boroaia*
413.
Arrangement of local roads in the commune of Botoșana*
Rehabilitation of streets and parking lots in the commune of
414.
Broșteni*
Rehabilitation and modernization of the road between
415.
Neagra-Broșteni km.52+000-56+660, the city of Broșteni*
416.
Modernization of roads in the city of Cajvana*
417.
Modernization of DC 43A in the city of Cajvana*
418.
Modernization of forest roads in the commune of Ciocănești*
Asphalting of unincorporated access roads (16 km) in the
419.
commune of Ciprian Porumbescu
420.
Asphalting of local roads in the commune of Cîrlibaba*
421.
Modernization of DC 78 A in the commune of Crucea*
Modernization of 9.0 km of communal road in the commune
422.
of Dărmănești*
Modernization of access roads to agricultural exploitations in
423.
the commune of Dărmănești*
Modernization of forest roads in the commune of Dorna
424.
Arini*
425.
Dornești, Suceava County*
426.
Drăgoiești*
Modernization of DC8 Drăgușeni – Broșteni and expansion of
427.
the communal road linking with the bridge over Moldova
River*
428.
Drăgușeni*
Modernization of communal roads (14 km) in the commune
429.
of Dumbrăveni*
Modernization of communal roads DC 65A, 89A in the
430.
commune of Fântânele*
431.
Forăști*
432.
Modernization of local roads in the city of Frasin*
Modernization of 9,5 km of communal roads in the commune
433.
of Frătăuții Noi*
179
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
434.
Frumosu*
435.
Grămești*
436.
Grănicești*
437.
Grănicești*
Modernization of communal roads in the villages of Hănţeşti
438.
and Bereşti, the commune of Hănțești*
439.
Horodnic de Sus*
440.
the commune of Horodniceni*
Modernization of the main streets in the commune of
441.
Iaslovăț*
442.
Ipotești*
Modernization of the roads of local interest Chilia and Larga,
443.
the locality of Mănăstirea Humorului*
444.
Asphalting of 5 km of streets in the city of Milișăuți*
445.
Panaci*
Modernization of the communal road Chirileni, the commune
446.
of Panaci*
Modernization of the communal road, establishment of a
447.
social center, purchase of equipment, the commune of Pîrteștii
de Jos*
448.
Pîrteștii de Jos*
Modernization of agricultural roads over a lenght of 5.2 km,
449.
in the commune of Poieni Solca*
450.
the commune of Rîșca*
451.
Asphalting of city streets (20 km) in the city of Salcea*
Modernization of communal roads in the commune of Satu
452.
Mare*
453.
Șerbăuți*
180
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Salcea Board of Supervisors
Idem
Satu Mare Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Modernization of 5 km of the communal road in the commune
454.
of Siminicea*
455.
Modernization of 1 Mai Street in the city of Siret*
Rehabilitation of the roads of local interest in the city of
456.
Siret*
457.
Modernization of communal roads in the commune of Straja*
Modernization of the communal road, in the village of
458.
Slătioara, the commune of Stulpicani*
459.
Suceviţa*
460.
Modernization of roads in the commune of Todirești*
461.
Modernization of DC 10 B Dumbrăviţa – Vadu Moldovei*
Modernization of communal roads in the commune of Vadu
462.
Moldovei, Suceava County*
Modernization roads of agricultural exploitation in the
463.
commune of Verești*
Modernization roads of agricultural exploitation in the
464.
commune of Vicovu de Jos*
Modernization of the communal roads over a length of 7,5 km
465.
in the commune of Vicovu de Jos*
466.
Zamostea*
467.
Modernization of Ştefan cel Mare Airport of Suceava*
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Zamostea Board of Supervisors
Idem
468.
Modernization of DJ 177A Frasin – Ostra
469.
Modernization of DJ 174 Panaci-Glodu, km 22+000-26+000
470.
Modernization of DJ 174C Panaci-Bilbor, km 0+000-4+000
471.
Modernization of DJ 177 Poiana Micului, km 20+875-30+198
Modernization of DJ 172 D Grădiniţa-Coşna, km 43+000472.
56+430
Modernization of DJ 208 A Suceava-Dolhasca, km 1+564473.
40+540
Modernization of DJ 177 B Câmpulung Moldovenesc –
474.
Stulpicani, km 0+000-16+320
Modernization of DJ 175 A Câmpulung Moldovenesc –
475.
Rarău, km 0+000-12+600
FC, Local budget, State budget
FEDR type funds, County budget,
Governmental Funds – the National
Infrastructure Development Program,
established by GO No. 105/2010, as
amended and supplemented
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
181
Modernization of DJ 208 D Mitocu Dragomirnei, km 2+280476.
6+029
Modernization of DJ 208 Preuteşti – Fălticeni, km 69+107477.
78+800
Modernization of DJ 208 E Dolheşti – Forăşti, km 0+000478.
12+653
Modernization of DJ 208 C Pleşeşti – Vultureşti, km 28+973479.
46+965
Modernization of DJ 175 A Rarău – Chiril, km 12+600480.
23+895
Modernization of DJ 208 U Mitocu Dragomirnei-Mănăstirea
481.
Dragomirna, km 0+000-6+180
Modernization of DJ 178 Comăneşti-Bălăceana, km 27+130482.
30+600
483.
Modernization of DJ 176 Argel-Brodina, km 47+000-52+740
484.
Modernization of DJ 176 Argel-Brodina, km 42+000-47+000
Modernization of DJ 209G Brodina – border with Ukraine,
485.
km 22+400-25+750, Suceava County
Rehabilitation of 1.2 km of communal road in the commune
486.
of Mitocu Dragomirnei
Rehabilitation of the road infrastructure in Rădăuți
487.
Municipality
Modernization of 15 km of communal road in the commune
488.
of Arbore
Modernization of the classified communal roads in the
489.
commune of Baia
490.
Modernization of communal roads in the commune of Bilca
491.
Rehabilitation of communal roads in the commune of Boroaia
Modernization of the road in the commune of Fântâna cu
492.
Cruce - Deal Church in the commune of Bosanci
493.
Modernization of communal roads in the commune of Breaza
Pavement of communal streets, agricultural and forestry roads
494.
in the commune of Burla
182
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
ENPI type funds, County budget
Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Modernization of 5 km of communal roads in the commune of
495.
Burla
Rehabilitation and modernization of communal roads in the
496.
commune of Comănești
Asphalting of communal roads in the villages of Cornu
497.
Luncii, Sasca Mică, Păiseni
498.
Modernization of communal roads in the commune of Crucea
Asphalting of 7 km of communal roads in the commune of
499.
Dărmănești
Rehabilitation and modernization of the road infrastructure in
500.
the city of Dolhasca
501.
Dolhești
Modernization of communal roads in the commune of Dorna
502.
Arini
Modernization of communal roads in the village of Poiana
503.
Negrii (4 km), the commune of Dorna Cândrenilor
Asphalting of the road DC 51 B over a length of 5 km linking
504.
between the village of Iaz and the commune of Dornești,
belonging to it
Asphalting of communal roads in the localities of Dornești
505.
and Iaz
506.
Modernization of local roads in the commune of Dumbrăveni
Execution of the road network over a length of 7 km, the
507.
commune of Frătăuții Vechi
Modernization by concrete or asphalt of the communal roads
508.
over a length of 8 km, in the commune of Frătăuții Vechi
509.
Modernization of local roads, the commune of Frumosu
510.
Frumosu
Modernization of communal roads by asphalting (15km) in
511.
the commune of Hănțești
512.
Horodnic de Jos
Modernization of the road to Brădăţel Monastery with 2 km
of asphalt, Modernization of the road Prodana (Mihăieşti)513.
asphalting-1 km, Modernization of the road linking Brădăţel
deal and Brădăţel vale(ballasting) in the commune of
Horodniceni
183
Idem
Comăneşti Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Horodnic de Jos Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
514.
Iacobeni
Modernization, asphalting and/or concreting of communal
515.
roads in the commune of Iaslovăț
Modernization of agricultural exploitation roads in the
516.
commune of Ilișești
Rehabilitation and modernization of town roads in the city of
517.
Liteni
518.
Modernization of DJ 209 B, in the commune of Mălini
519.
Modernization of communal roads in the commune of Mălini
Modernization of communal roads, giving priority to those
520.
affected by the floods in 2010, in the commune of Marginea
Construction of ring roads in the village of Marginea, for
521.
hypo and agricultural machinery traffic deflection on DN17I,
DN 2E and DJ 209K
522.
Rehabilitation of town streets in the city of Milișăuți
Modernization of communal roads in Moara Nică, Moara
523.
Carp, Liteni (aprox. 12 km), the commune of Moara
Modernization of agricultural exploitation roads in the
524.
commune of Moara
Modernization of communal roads in Bulai, Moara Carp and
525.
Vornicenii Mari, the commune of Moara
Rehabilitation and modernization of roads of local interest in
526.
the commune of Moldova Sulița
Modernization of the communal road DC52 over a length of
527.
7.1 km between Mușenița – Văşcăuţi
Modernization of the road system in the commune of
528.
Mușenița
Modernization of the road DC 51 in the commune of
529.
Mușenița
530.
Modernization of local roads in the commune of Ostra
Arrangement of the forest road from Poiana Stampei to
531.
Dornişoara over a length of 14 km, the commune of Poiana
Stampei
Asphalting of communal roads over a length of 5 km, the
532.
commune of Poiana Stampei
Modernization of 5 km of forest roads in the commune of
533.
Putna
534.
Asphalting of communal roads in the commune of Rădășeni
184
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Moldova Sulița Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
1.14.
Extension and
modernization
of the natural
gas
transmission
and
distribution /
Modernization of DJ 155 – km 10 – km 18 Rîşca-Slătioara in
535.
the commune of Rîşca
536.
Modernization of communal roads in the commune of Rîșca
Construction of the road between Mănăstirea Rîşca –
537.
Mănăstirea Neamţ, the commune of Rîșca
538.
Șerbăuți
539.
Modernization of communal roads in the commune of Slatina
Rehabilitation and modernization of the road network in the
540.
city of Solca
Asphalting of the communal road (8 km) in the commune of
541.
Stroiești
542.
Asphalting of communal roads in the commune of Udești
543.
Pavement of DC Lupcina - Magura, the commune of Ulma
Modernization of local roads in the commune of Vatra
544.
Moldoviţei
Modernization of 7.5 km (asphalting or concreting) DC 65
545.
and 66-Hancea-Corocăieşti-Bursuceni, the commune of
Verești
Modernization of communal roads over a length of 25 km in
546.
Modernization of 27 km of streets in the city of Vicovu de
547.
Sus
Rehabilitation of agricultural exploitation roads in the city of
548.
Vicovu de Sus
549.
Volovăț
550.
Vulturești
551.
Zvoriștea
Expansion and rehabilitation of the heating system in Vatra
552.
Dornei Municipality – methane gas adduction
Establishment of the gas supply network in the commune of
553.
Frătăuții Noi*
Establishment of the methane gas supply network in the
554.
commune of Ostra
Establishment of the methane gas distribution network in the
555.
commune of Calafindești
185
Râşca Board of Supervisors
Idem
Râşca Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Slatina Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Stroiești Board of Supervisors
Idem
Udești Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Vulturești Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Local budget
Idem
Idem
supply
network;
1.15.
Extension and
modernization
of the
electricity
transmission
and
distribution /
supply
network;
Establishment of the methane gas suppy network in the
556.
Establishment of the natural gas distribution network (33km)
557.
in the commune of Hănțești
Establishment of the gas distribution network in the commune
558.
of Hârtop
Initiation of the natural gas supply project in the commune of
559.
Horodniceni
Construction of the gas supply network in the commune of
560.
Mușenița
561.
Natural gas suppy in the commune of Udeşti
Establishment of the methane gas distribution network in the
villages of Vadu Moldovei, Ciumuleşti, Cămârzani,
562.
Mesteceni and Movileni over a length of 20 km, the commune
of Vadu Moldovei
Establishment of the natural gas distribution network in the
563.
commune of Vulturești
Extension of the electricity network in the commune of
564.
Moldova Sulița
Extension of the public lighting network in the commune of
565.
Crucea
Extension of the electricity networks in the commune of
566.
Moldoviţa
Extension of the electricity and public lighting networks in
567.
the commune of Bosanci*
Expansion of the medium and low voltage network in the
568.
commune of Horodnic de Sus*
Expansion of the public distribution low voltage electricity
569.
network, in the commune of Marginea*
Extension of the electricity network in the parish of Poiana
570.
Iepei, the commune of Ostra*
571.
Pîrteștii de Jos*
Construction of electricity distribution networks in the
572.
commune of Poiana Stampei*
Extension of the electricity network (2.7 km) in the commune
573.
of Poieni Solca*
Extension of the electricity network int the localities in the
574.
commune of Verești*
186
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Udeşti Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Government funds, Local budget
Idem
Moldoviţa Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
1.16.
Arrangement
of civic centers
and public
spaces
Modernization of the public lighting network in the commune
575.
of Bilca
Extension of the electricity and public lighting networks in
576.
the commune of Burla
Extension of the electricity network over a length of 7.5 km in
577.
the commune of Frătăuții Vechi
Extension of the electricity network (2 km) in the commune
578.
of Hârtop
Extension of the electricity network in Bulai and Moara Nică,
579.
the commune of Moara
New transformer station in the village of Vadu Moldovei and
replacement of the power poles for a distance of 3,000 meters
580.
to improve the electricity parameters, in the commune of
Vadu Moldovei
Extension of the electricity supply network over a length of
581.
7.5 km, in the commune of Vicovu de Jos
Extension of the public lighting network over a length of 10.5
582.
km, in the commune of Vicovu de Jos
583.
Volovăț
Modernization of the public lighting network in the commune
584.
of Volovăț
Accesses and parking lots in the area of the Orthodox
585.
Cathedral and on Marly Street, Gura Humorului Municipality
Modernization of urban public spaces in Stadion, Centru and
586.
Bodea Districts in Câmpulung Moldovenesc Municipality
(road and pedestrian infrastructure, and green spaces)
587.
Construction of parking lots in the commune of Moldoviţa *
588.
Modernization of the civic center in Neagra Șarului*
Parking and roads in the area of Tătăraşi, Suceava
589.
Municipality*
590.
Arrangement of the center in the commune of Botoșana
Reconstruction of pedestrian alleys in the commune of
591.
Marginea
Renovation of the facades and urban aesthetic improvements,
592.
the commune of Păltinoasa
593.
Arrangement of the civic center in the commune of Satu Mare
Arrangement of the civic center in the town of Corocăieşti,
594.
the commune of Verești
187
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Supervisors
Idem
Moldoviţa Board of Supervisors
Șarul Dornei Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Păltinoasa Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Vereşti Board of Supervisors
Idem
1.17.
Integrated
Projects
Integrated project: Sewage and treatment plant in the
commune of Calafindeşti, Suceava County; Water supply in
Calafindeşti, the commune of Calafindeşti; Modernization of
595.
3.7 km of communal roads in the commune of Calafindeşti;
Modernization of the Ateneu Popular, the commune of
Calafindeşti;
Integrated project: modernization of communal roads, water
supply, sewage with treatment plant, modernization of the
596.
cultural centre, the first foundation and endowment of the
after school care center in the commune of Burla
Integrated project: “Integrated system for the wastewater
collection and treatment in the commune of Dorneşti, Suceava
597.
County”, “Modernization of local roads in the commune of
Dorneşti, Suceava County”
Integrated project for sewerage and water supply on a length
598.
of 11 km, wastewater treatment plant, concrete roads (3.7 km)
in the commune of Frătăuții Vechi
Integrated project: Sewerage network and treatment plant in
the villages of Păltinoasa and Capu Codrului; extension of the
599.
drinking water network in the village of Capu Codrului;
procurement of equipment for communal public services in
Păltinoasa;
Integrated project aimed at modernizing the communal and
local roads, the expansion of the water supply network, the
600.
expansion of the sewerage network, the construction of
afterschool centers in the village of Șărișoru Mare, the
commune of Şaru Dornei
Integrated project: Modernization of the basic infrastructure
601.
in the commune of Vatra Moldoviţei
Integrated project: Modernization of the roads, centralized
602.
water supply, expansion of the sewerage network
Integrated project: Rehabilitation and expansion of the water
603.
supply system, the sewage treatment plant, the waste transfer
center
Integrated project: Establishment of a drinking water public
604.
network and a public wastewater network in the village of
Bosanci, the commune of Bosanci
188
Calafindeşti Board of Supervisors
Idem
Dorneşti Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Şaru Dornei Board of Supervisors
Idem
Vatra Moldoviţei Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Integrated project with 3 directions of investment:
Modernization of 6 km of roads in the village of Buneşti,
605.
Sewage and treatment plant in the village of Buneşti,
Purchase of a multifunction machine (backhoe loader)
Integrated project: Establishment of a water supply system
606.
and an integrated sewerage system in the commune of Ciprian
Porumbescu
Integrated project: Modernization of communal roads L=3,05
607.
km, Sewage and treatment plant in the commune of Dorna
Cândrenilor
Integrated project: Modernization of communal roads;
Domestic sewage network and waste water treatment plant in
608.
a centralized system; Extension of water networks in the
village of Spătărești; Rehabilitation of the cultural centre in
the village of Cotu Baii, the commune of Fântâna Mare
Integrated project for the modernization of roads, Sewerage
network and wastewater treatment plant in a centralized
system and the expansion of the water system in the villages
609.
of Manola and Boura, Rehabilitation / modernization of the
cultural centre and construction of a museum, Counselling
centre for people against domestic violence, Purchase of
equipment for public service, the commune of Forăști
Integrated project: Modernization of the communes of
610.
Frătăuții Vechi – Gălănești, Suceava County
Integrated project: Sewerage networks and 3 treatment plants
in the villages of Mălini, Poiana Mărului, Pâraie and Purchase
611.
of equipment for communal management services and road
maintenance
Integrated project: Sewage and treatment plant in Preuțești,
Basarabi, Arghira; Construction of a new kindergarten,
612.
including its equipment; Modernization of the communal road
in Preuțești and the purchase of equipment for public services
Rehabilitation of the cultural centre, modernization of 5 km of
613.
roads and purchase of equipment for road communal
management services, in the commune of Serbăuţi, Suceava
County;
189
Idem
Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Fântâna Mare Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
ADI – Frătăuții Vechi Board of
Supervisors, Gălănești Board of
Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Preuțești Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Sewerage network and treatment plant. Modernization of
communal roads. Establishment of a museum for the
preservation of local traditions; Arrangement of a centre for
614.
the information and awareness of victims of domestic
violence; Purchase of a multifunction machine (backhoe
loader), in the commune of Valea Moldovei, Suceava County;
Integrated project with 5 directions of investment: “Sewerage
+ treatment plant”, “Water supply”, “Modernization of the
communal road Remezău km 0+000 – 1+000”, “Purchase of
615.
audio and light system for the Harvest Festival of the
Pentecost”, “Arrangement of a centre for the information and
awareness of victims of domestic violence”, in the commune
of Vicovu de Jos, Suceava County;
“Modernization of communal and local roads in the commune
of Voitinel, Suceava County”, “Sewerage network and
treatment plant in the commune of Voitinel, Suceava
616.
County”, “Drinking water supply in the commune of Voitinel,
Suceava County”, “Purchase of audio and light system for the
Harvest Festival of St. Elijah”, “Arrangement of a centre for
the information and awareness of victims of domestic
violence”, in the commune of Voitinel, Suceava County;
Modernization of communal roads, water supply, sewerage
with treatment plant, modernization of the cultural centre, the
617.
first foundation and endowment of the after school care
center, in the commune of Boroaia, Suceava County;
Integrated project with 5 directions of investment for the
618.
development of the commune of Brodina, Suceava County;
with treatment plant, modernization of the cultural centre, the
619.
first foundation and endowment of the after school care
center, in the commune of Burla, Suceava County;
190
Valea Moldovei Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Voitinel Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Brodina Board of Supervisors
Idem
Board of Supervisors Burla
Idem
Integrated project with 5 actions: Modernization of communal
roads in the commune of Capu Câmpului, Suceava County;
Sewerage networks with treatment plant in the commune of
Capu Câmpului, Suceava County; Drinking water supply in
the commune of Capu Câmpului; Establishment and
620.
construction of a kindergarten, in the village of Capu
Câmpului; Endowed of the cultural centre with stereos and
lights and purchase of musical instruments and folkloric
costumes for the “Câmpeanca” folkloric ensemble in the
commune of Capu Câmpului, Suceava County;
Integrated project: 1. Modernization of communal roads in the
commune of Cârlibaba; 2. Establishment and equipment of an
621.
after school care centre – Cârlibaba; 3. Endowed with stereos
and lights of the “Bujor de munte” folkloric ensemble at the
cultural centre in the commune of Cârlibaba, Suceava County;
Integrated project with 5 actions: Water supply networks in
the villages of Băişeşti and Cornu Luncii; Sewerage and
treatment plant; Modernization of communal roads in the
622.
villages of Băişeşti and Cornu Luncii; Establishment and
equipment of an after school care centre; Conservation and
preservation of cultural traditions;
Modernization of communal roads, construction of an after
623.
school centre and equipment of the cultural centre in the
commune of Hârtop, Suceava County;
Establishment and modernization of communal roads,
establishment of an after school centre and the equipment of
624.
the cultural centre in the commune of Ilişeşti, Suceava
County;
Modernization of communal roads in the commune of Mitocu
Dragomirnei, Suceava County; Establishment of a social
center for people with special needs in the commune of
625.
Mitocu Dragomirnei, Suceava County; Equipment of the
cultural centre Mitocu Dragomirnei with musical instruments
and flokloric costumes in the commune of Mitocu
Dragomirnei, Suceava County;
Modernization of the basic infrastructure in the commune of
626.
Moldoviţa, Suceava County;
191
Idem
Cârlibaba Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Mitocu Dragomireni Board of
Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Modernization of communal roads on a length of 5.3 km, in
the commune of Poiana Stampei, Suceava County; Equipment
of the cultural centre with musical instruments and flokloric
627.
costumes; Construction of an after school care centre;
Purchase of machinery and equipment for communal public
services, in the commune of Poiana Stampei, Suceava
County;
Integrated project with 3 directions of investment: 1.
Modernization of DC 19 in the commune of Poieni Solca; 2.
628.
Establishment and equipment of an after school care centre; 3.
Modernization and equipment of the cultural centre in the
village of Poieni Solca;
Integrated project for the achievement of investments:
Establishment of a water supply network, sewerage network
and treatment plant in the commune of Straja, Suceava
County, modernization of the communal roads DC Ziminelul
629.
and DC cultural centre, the commune of Straja, Suceava
County, construction of a crèche in the locality of Straja,
Suceava County, rehabilitation of the cultural centre, in the
commune of Straja, Suceava County;
Modernization of DC Nisipitu-Lupcina; 2. Establishment and
equipment of an after school care centre in the locality of
630.
Ulma, Suceava County; 3. Modernization of the cultural
centre in Ulma and preservation of the local traditions, in the
commune of Ulma, Suceava County;
networks, modernization of the cultural centre, the first
631.
foundation and equipment of the after school care center, in
the commune of Volovăţ, Suceava County;
Modernization of communal roads in the commune of Şcheia,
Suceava County; 2. Foundation and equipment of an after
632.
school care center in the village of Milhoveni, the commune
of Şcheia, Suceava County; 3. Provision of a sound and light
system for “Flori de câmp” festival at the cultural centre in
the commune of Şcheia, Suceava County;
192
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
1.18. Housing
Integrated project with 5 directions of investment: Sewerage
and treatment plant; Water supply; Modernization of 3.7 km
of communal roads; Modernization of Ateneu Popular of
633.
Calafindeşti; Foundation and equipment of an after school
care center, in the locality of Calafindeşti, the commune of
Calafindeşti, Suceava County
Integrated project: Modernization of communal roads,
634.
construction of a kindergarten and equipment of the cultural
centre in the commune of Ciocănești*
Integrated project: Modernization of the communal road DC19, Foundation and equipment of an after school care center,
635.
modernization and equipment of the cultural centre, the
commune of Poieni Solca*
Integrated project: sewerage and water supply, treatment
636.
plant; rehabilitation of the cultural centre in the commune of
Rîșca*
Integrated project for urban regeneration in Vatra Dornei
637.
Municipality
638.
Construction of an ANL block in the commune of Todirești
639.
Housing for young people in rental system in the city of Siret
Thermal rehabilitation works for the apartment blocks in the
640.
commune of Iacobeni*
Construction of a 10 housing group in the commune of Șaru
641.
Dornei*
193
Idem
Ciocăneşti Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Rîşca Board of Supervisors
Idem
Todireşti Board of Supervisors
Government funds, Local budget
Idem
Idem
Şaru Dornei Board of Supervisors
Idem
DEVELOPMENT DIRECTION 2. BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT
Sub-direction
of development
N
o.
Project
Founder / Partner
Information campaigns on the development of entrepreneurial
1.
skills among young people and their easy access to START financing
Information campaigns on the development of entrepreneurial
culture 2.
among women managers of the small and medium enterprises
sector
The development of the potential of producing electricity by
using the
3. water resources in the area, of the biomass by building MHC
sites, or biomass power plants in the city of Broșteni
Multicultural
4.
Business Center in Cacica
Confectionery
5.
in Câmpulung Moldovenesc Municipality
2.1. Increase
of the economic
competitiveness
and stimulation of
entrepreneurship
Ice6. cream production in Câmpulung Moldovenesc Municipality
Suceava County
Council, the Boards of
Supervisors in the county
Suceava County
Broșteni Board of
Supervisors
Cacica Board of
Supervisors
Câmpulung
Moldovenesc Board of
Supervisors
Câmpulung
Moldovenesc Board of
Supervisors
Establishment and production of wind energy in the city of
7.
Dolhasca
Dolhasca Board of
Supervisors
Organization of a campaign to attract small production
8.
workshops in the commune of Drăgoiești
Drăgoieşti Board of
Supervisors
Fălticeni Board of
Supervisors
Textiles
9.
in Fălticeni Municipality
Fălticeni Board of
Supervisors
Wind
10. energy in Fălticeni Municipality
Construction of a micro hydraulic power plant on Moldova River
11.
in Gura Humorului Municipality
194
Gura Humorului Board
of Supervisors
Funding sources
FSE and/or FEDR type funds, County
budget, Local budgets
Idem
efficiency – ELENA (European Local ENergy
Assistance), Private investment
Private investment
Private investment
Local budget
Private investment
Idem
Establishment of a public private partnership to achieve a
12.
productive activity in Gura Humorului Municipality
Processing
13.
of gravel aggregates in the city of Liteni
Weaving
14.
mills in the city of Liteni
Liteni Board of
Supervisors
Wind
15. energy production in the city of Liteni
Exploitation and development of the watersheds of Siret and
16.
Suceava Rivers in the city of Liteni
Liteni Board of
Supervisors
Milișăuți Board of
Supervisors
Wind
17. power plants in the city of Milișăuți
Wind
18. and green industry, biogas in Rădăuți Municipality
Public-private partnership in infrastructure – underground and
19.
above ground parking lots in Rădăuți Municipality
Small production units: textiles, footwear, handicrafts in Suceava
20.
Municipality
Establishment of traditional stores (food, icons, fabrics, etc.) in
21.
2.2.
Development of
agriculture and
fisheries
of Supervisors
Liteni Board of
Supervisors
Liteni Board of
Supervisors
Rădăuți Board of
Supervisors
Rădăuți Board of
Supervisors
Suceava Board of
Supervisors
Suceava Board of
Supervisors
Construction of a green thermal power plant (using biomass) in
22.
Suceava Board of
Supervisors
Redevelopment of the marketplace in the commune of Vatra
23.
Moldoviţei
Vatra Moldoviţei
Board of Supervisors
Boards of Supervisors
in the county
Suceava County
Suceava County
Arrangement
24.
/ rehabilitation of irrigation systems
Creation / modernization of traditional product marketing centers
in cities25.
and in towns with high tourist traffic and close to tourist
attractions
Expansion
26.
and promotion of organic vegetable crops
195
Local budget
Private investment
Private investment
Private investment
Idem
Local budget, Private investment
Private investment
Private investment
Local budget
FEDR type funds, County budget, Local
budget
FEADR type funds, County budget, Local
Support of fruit farmers by purchasing a portion of the
27.
production for distribution in schools
Establishment
28.
/ modernization of fish farms
Establishment
29.
/ modernization of agricultural centers
Establishment / modernization of the livestock products
30.
processing centers
Meat
31. and milk processing in the city of Broșteni
Sheep
32. and cattle breeding in the city of Broșteni
Apple
33. processing in Fălticeni Municipality
Wood
34. processing in Fălticeni Municipality
Pisciculture
35.
in Fălticeni Municipality
Setting up an aquarium in Arinis Park, in Gura Humorului
36.
Municipality
Leather
37.
and fur processing in the city of Liteni
Collection and processing of medicinal plants in the city of
38.
Liteni
Processing
39.
of milk from cow, sheep and goat in the city of Liteni
Meat
40. processing in the city of Liteni
Acquisition, storage and processing of agricultural products in
41.
the city of Milișăuți
Livestock and food industry sector development in Rădăuți
42.
Municipality
Arrangement
43.
of the existing ponds and for recreation and fishing
196
Suceava County
in the county, Economic
Agents
Agents
Agents
Broșteni Board of
Supervisors
Broșteni Board of
Supervisors
Fălticeni Board of
Supervisors
Fălticeni Board of
Supervisors
Fălticeni Board of
Supervisors
of Supervisors
Liteni Board of
Supervisors
Liteni Board of
Supervisors
Liteni Board of
Supervisors
Liteni Board of
Supervisors
Supervisors
Rădăuți Board of
Supervisors
Salcea Board of
budget
County budget, Local budget
FEADR type funds, Local budget, Private
investment
Idem
Idem
Private investment
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
in the city of Salcea
Farms
44. in the city of Salcea
Food
45. Units in Suceava Municipality
Construction of a factory for the processing of berries in Vatra
46.
Dornei Municipality
Construction of an agrifood commercial centre in Vatra Dornei
47.
Municipality
Construction
48.
of a slaughterhouse in Vatra Dornei Municipality
Wood
49. exploitation and processing in the city of Broșteni
Wood
50. processing in the city of Liteni
2.3. Wood
exploitation and
processing
Manufacturing, storage and sale of prefabricated products for
51.
construction in the city of Milișăuți
Reinstatement
52.
of Solca Brewery in the city of Solca
Establishment of a sawmill and furniture factory in the city of
Solca
53.
Construction
54.
of a furniture factory in Vatra Dornei Municipality
197
Supervisors
Salcea Board of
Supervisors
Suceava Board of
Supervisors
Vatra Dornei Board of
Supervisors
Supervisors
Supervisors
Broșteni Board of
Supervisors
Liteni Board of
Supervisors
Supervisors
Solca Board of
Supervisors
Solca Board of
Supervisors
Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
DEVELOPMENT DIRECTION 3. EDUCATION, YOUTH AND SPORTS
Sub-direction of
development
No.
Project
Founder / Partner
Funding sources
1.
Rehabilitarion of Feteşti Middle school in the commune of Adâncata
Rehabilitation and partial overlaping of the old building of Ostra Primary
and lower secondary school, the commune of Ostra
Local budget, State budget
2.
3.1.
Rehabilitation,
modernization,
development and
equipment of the
preuniversity
education
infrastructure;
Governmental funds – GD
300/28.03.2007, on the
allocation of amounts of the
transfers from the state
budget to local budgets,
provided for in the Ministry
of Education and Research in
2007 to finance the capital
expenditure of the state
preuniversity education units
State budget
Governmental funds,
European funds (European
Investment Bank), Local
Budget
Own sources
Local budget
Funds from the World Bank
Local budget
Local budget
Local budget
Governmental funds – GD
300/28.03.2007, on the
allocation of amounts of the
transfers from the state
budget to local budgets,
provided for in the Ministry
of Education and Research in
2007 to finance the capital
3.
Establishment of a kindergarten in the commune of Pătrăuți
4.
Rehabilitation of the middle school in the commune of Bălăceana
5.
Rehabilitation and expansion of Bălcăuți Primary and lower secondary
school, the commune of Bălcăuți
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Modernization of Corlata Primary school, the commune of Berchișești
Establishment of a bathroom and annexes to Spinărie School, the commune
of Berchișești
Arrangement of Middle school no. 1 in the commune of Bilca
Establishment of a kindergarten with 2 groups, the commune of Bilca
Building of a school with 14 classrooms in the village of Brodina, the
commune of Brodina
Expansion and rehabilitation of Falcău Primary and lower secondary
school, the commune of Brodina
Rehabilitation of Burla Primary and lower secondary middle school
198
expenditure of the state
preuniversity education units,
Local budget
Idem
FEDR type funds, Local
budget
Local budget, Governmental
funds by the “School
Rehabilitation” Program
Establishment of a kindergarten in the commune of Burla
Rehabilitation of the building of the Primary and lower secondary school
in the village of Pîrteştii de Sus, the commune of Cacica
15.
Rehabilitation of the kindergarten in the commune of Calafindeşti
16.
Arrangement of inner courtyards with play areas and fencing to the
kindergarten in the commune of Calafindeşti
Local budget
17.
Rehabilitation of the Primary school in Botoşeniţa, the commune of
Calafindești
funds by the “School
Rehabilitation” Program
Arrangement of inner courtyards with play areas and fencing to
Calafindeşti Primary and lower secondary school
Arrangement of inner courtyards with play areas and fencing to the Primary
school in Botoşeniţa, the commune of Calafindeşti
Local budget
Local budget
20.
Construction of a kindergarten in the commune of Capu Câmpului
21.
Establishment of an after school center in the commune of Cîrlibaba
22.
Construction of Sasca Mare School, the commune of Cornu Luncii
Rehabilitation of the kindergarten building in the locality of Gulia, the city
of Dolhasca
Center for resource and support in education at the School in the commune
of Dorna Arini
Rehabilitation of Măzănăeşti School in the commune of Drăgoiești
Expansion of the Lower secondary and High School Group, in the
FEADR type funds, Local
budget
budget
Local budget
27.
Expansion of Toloaca Middle school, in the commune of Dumbrăveni
28.
29.
Rehabilitation works to “Ion Irimescu” School no. 2, Fălticeni Municipality
Construction of a kindergarten – 6 groups, in Fălticeni Municipality
Fălticeni Board of Supervisors
30.
Rehabilitation of Forăşti Primary middle scool
Forăşti Board of Supervisors
Arrangement of an European kindergarten, the locality of Oniceni, in the
commune of Forăști
Rehabilitation and extension of the school space in the commune of
13.
14.
18.
19.
23.
24.
25.
26.
31.
32.
199
budget
Local budget
funds
funds
State budget
State budget
funds
budget
State budget
34.
35.
Hănțești
Construction of the building of the Primary school and Kindergarten with 2
groups, in the commune of Hârtop
Expansion of School no. 1 in the commune of Horodnic de Sus
Expansion of School no. 3 in the commune of Horodnic de Sus
36.
Rehabilitation of the kindergarten in the commune of Iacobeni
37.
38.
39.
Rehabilitation of Rotunda School, the city of Liteni
Rehabilitation of Siliştea School, the city of Liteni
Rehabilitation of building B, Liteni School Group, the city of Liteni
Rehabilitation of the Primary and lower secondary middle school no. 2, in
the commune of Mălini
Thermal rehabilitation of Labiș – Mălini Middle school no. 2, in the
commune of Mălini
Completion of the construction works to the Primary and lower secondary
middle school and the Kindergarten with 2 groups in the commune of
Marginea
Government funds by the
Romanian Agency for
Sustainable Development of
Industrial Zones
State budget
State budget
State budget
funds – GD 300/28.03.2007
funds – GD 300/28.03.2007
43.
Establishment of an after-school center in the commune of Poiana Stampei
44.
Establishment of a kindergarten (2 groups) in the commune of Poieni Solca
33.
40.
41.
42.
45.
46.
Bathroom in the Lower secondary middle school, in the commune of
Pojorâta
Rehabilitation of the Primary school, in the commune of Pojorâta
funds
Local budget
Local budget
Funds from the European
Investment Bank, Local
budget
Funds from the European
Investment Bank, Local
budget
budget
Local budget, Romanian
Social Development Fund
State budget
budget
Consolidation, re-commissioning, and expansion of the Primary and lower
secondary school in the village of Gura – Putnei, in the commune of Putna
48.
Establishment of a kindergarten with 4 groups in the commune of Putna
51.
Rehabilitation, modernization, expansion and equipment of Șaru Dornei
Primary and lower secondary school, in the commune of Șaru Dornei
Arrangement and equipment of “Piciul” Recreation room, the commune of
Șaru Dornei
Construction of a kindergarten in the commune of Sucevița
52.
Establishment of an after school care center in the commune of Ulma
50.
200
budget
funds
47.
49.
budget
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
69.
70.
71.
72.
73.
74.
Rehabilitation of the building of Vadu Moldovei School of Arts and Crafts
Modernization and rehabilitation of Corocăieşti school, in the commune of
Verești
Modernization and rehabilitation of Bursuceni school, in the commune of
Verești
Rehabilitation of “Ioan Vicoveanu” Primary and lower secondary school
no. 1, in the commune of Vicovu de Jos
Construction of Vicovu de Jos Kindergarten no. 1, in the commune of
Vicovu de Jos
Construction of Kindergarten no. 2 (Margine) and rehabilitation of Vicovu
de Jos Primary school, in the commune of Vicovu de Jos
Construction of Kindergarten no. 3 (Pod Dabâca), in the commune of
Vicovu de Jos
Rehabilitation of “Ion Nistor” School Group in the city of Vicovu de Sus
The first foundation and endowment of the after school care center, in the
commune of Volovăț
Rehabilitation of Pleșești Primary and lower secondary school, in the
commune of Vulturești
Modernization of the building of Zamostea School, in the commune of
Zamostea
Modernization and rehabilitation of Șerbănești Primary and lower
secondary middle school, in the commune of Zvoriștea
Modernization and rehabilitation of Zvoriștea Primary and lower secondary
middle school, in the commune of Zvoriștea
Expansion of Drăgoieşti School and arrangement of a sports field, in the
commune of Drăgoiești*
Establishment of a kidergarten in the commune of Adâncata*
Construction of a kidergarten in the commune of Bălăceana*
Construction and equipment of the kidergarten in the commune of
Bălcăuți*
Construction of a kidergarten with four groups in the commune of
Berchișești*
Construction of a new kidergarten in the city of Broșteni*
Construction of a kidergarten in the village of Cacica, the commune of
Cacica*
After school care center in the commune of Dărmănești*
Rehabilitation of Dornești Primary and lower secondary school*
201
State budget
funds
funds
funds – GD 300/28.03.2007
budget
funds – GD 300/28.03.2007
funds
funds
funds
FEDR and/or FEADR type
funds, Local budget,
Governmental funds
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
75.
76.
77.
78.
79.
80.
81.
82.
83.
84.
85.
86.
87.
88.
89.
90.
91.
92.
93.
94.
95.
96.
97.
Overlaping of the old school building in the commune of Dornești*
Rehabilitation of building A of "Ion Muceleanu" Primary and lower
secondary school, the commune of Fântâna Mare*
Establishment of after school in the commune of Fântânele*
Modernization and repair of School no. 3, Frătăuții Noi*
Modernization and repair of School no.1 Costisa, the commune of Frătăuții
Noi*
Repairs, modernization and extensions to the building of kindergarten no. 1
in the village of Hănţeşti, the commune of Hănţeşti*
Repair and modernization of Iacobeni Primary and lower secondary
school*
After school care center in the commune of Iaslovăț*
Construction of the building of Iaslovăț kidergarten no. 1 *
Rehabilitation of I.V. Liteanu School Group – Building A, the city of
Liteni*
Construction of a kidergarten in the village of Coverca, the commune of
Panaci*
Rehabilitation of Rîşca School No. 1, the commune of Rîșca*
Arrangement of the kindergarten court yard – Neagra Șarului, the commune
of Șaru Dornei*
Construction and endowment of the after school centre, the commune of
Suceviţa*
New Primary middle school in the village of Ciumuleşti*
Rehabilitation of the school building, establishment of a toilet in the village
of Movileni, the commune of Vadu Moldovei*
of Ioneasa, the commune of Vadu Moldovei*
of Dumbrăviţa, the commune of Vadu Moldovei*
of Vadu Moldovei II, the commune of Vadu Moldovei*
Construction of a kidergarten in the village of Vadu Moldovei, the
commune of Vadu Moldovei*
Attic conversion for Grămeşti Middle school, the commune of Grămești
Acquisition of furniture for schools / kindergartens, endowment with
modern teaching equipment and Internet services throughout the commune
of Horodniceni
Repairs in the building A of “Luca Arbure” Primary and lower secondary
school, the commune of Arbore
202
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Hănţeşti Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Rîşca Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Suceviţa Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
98.
99.
100.
101.
102.
103.
104.
105.
106.
107.
108.
109.
110.
111.
112.
113.
114.
115.
116.
117.
118.
119.
120.
121.
122.
Rehabilitation of schools in the commune of Boroaia
Rehabilitation, modernization and equipment of “Bogdan Vodă” School
No. 3 and “Teodor Ştefanelli” School no. 4 in Câmpulung Moldovenesc
Municipality
Rehabilitation and modernization of the Gym, School workshops and sports
field of Bukovina College of Forestry, Câmpulung Moldovenesc
Municipality
Construction of a kindergarten in the commune of Ciprian Porumbescu
Construction of a kindergarten in Băişeşti, the commune of Cornu Luncii
Improvement of the heating system in schools in the city of Dolhasca
Modernization of school in the city of Dolhasca
Construction of a kindergarten in the village of Dolheștii Mici, the
commune of Dolhești
Construction of an after school kindergarten in the commune of Dorna
Cândrenilor
Construction of 2 kindergartens in the commune of Fântânele
Rehabilitation and modernization of Frătăuții Vechi School no. 1
Rehabilitation of schools and kindergartens in the commune of Frumosu
Rehabilitation and expansion of Hurjuieni Primary school, the commune of
Gălănești
Construction of a kindergarten in the commune of Grămești
Rehabilitation and expansion of the school space for 2 kindergartens and 2
class rooms in the commune of Hănțești
Construction of a kindergarten with 4 groups, the commune of Hârtop
Renovation of Ipotești Middle school no. 2, the commune of Ipotești
Renovation of Tișăuți Middle school, the commune of Ipotești
Construction and equipment of an all-day kindergarten in the commune of
Marginea
Rehabilitation and modernization of Benia Primary school and Moldova
Sulita Primary and lower secondary school, the commune of Moldova
Sulița
Completion of the repairs in Baineţ and Văşcăuţi Schools in the commune
of Mușenița
Construction of a kindergarten in the village of Vășcăuți at European
standards, the commune of Mușenița
Rehabilitation of schools in the villages of Mușenița, Climauti and Vicsani,
the commune of Mușenița
Rehabilitation and modernization of four schools in the commune of Panaci
Construction of a kindergarten in the commune of Poiana Stampei
203
Idem
Supervisors
Idem
Supervisors
Idem
Ciprian Porumbescu Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
130.
Modernization of 2 Middle schools in the commune of Rădășeni
Rehabilitation of Eudoxiu Hurmuzachi College, Rădăuți Municipality
Establishment of a campus for the School of Arts and Crafts in the
Kindergarten in the village of Herla, the commune of Slatina
Rehabilitation of the kindergarten in the city of Solca
Establishment and endowment of the after school care center in
Corocăieşti, the commune of Verești
Modernization and rehabilitation of Vereşti School, the commune of
Verești
Rehabilitation of school in the commune of Vulturești
131.
Organizing intensive training camps for gifted children
123.
124.
125.
126.
127.
128.
129.
3.2. School
guidance and
counseling
programs, for a
safer education
system;
132.
133.
134.
3.3. Development
of the
infrastructure
for sports
activities
Combating school dropout by taking social measures (providing supplies,
social grants, subsidized places in holiday camps, free subscriptions on
public transport)
Increasing safety and crime prevention in schools in Suceava County,
particularly in the urban area
“Second chance” Programs for the young who dropped school
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Suceava County Council, ISJ Suceava, the
Boards of Supervisors in the county
Idem
135.
Establishment of a Sports base in the commune of Poiana Stampei
136.
137.
138.
Type I multipurpose sports base in the commune of Bălcăuți
Construction of a type I sports base in the commune of Berchișești
Type II multipurpose sports base in the commune of Bosanci
139.
Gym in the commune of Botoșana
140.
Type II multipurpose sports base in the village of Cotârgași, the city of
Broșteni
204
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Local Budget, Governmental
Funds – The program for the
development of the
infrastructure and sports
facilities in rural areas,
established by the GO 7 /
2006 as amended and
supplemented
Idem
Idem
Idem
Budget
development of the
2006 as amended and
supplemented
143.
144.
145.
Construction of a type II multipurpose sports base in Dolheștii Mari, the
Type II multipurpose sports base In the village of Drăgușeni, the commune
of Drăgușeni
Modernization of the sports base in the commune of Dumbrăveni
Construction of a sports base in the commune of Fântânele
Construction of a sports base in the commune of Frătăuţii Noi
146.
Modernization of the Youth Stadium in Gura Humorului Municipality
147.
Construction of a type II multipurpose sports base in the commune of
Iaslovăț
148.
Multipurpose sports base in the commune of Mălini
149.
Construction of a gym in the commune of Mălini
150.
Construction of a multipurpose sports base in the city of Milișăuți
151.
152.
153.
Construction of a sports base in the commune of Panaci
Modernization of A.S. “BRADUL” Sports Base in the commune of Putna
Multipurpose sports base in the village of Sf. Ilie, in the commune of
141.
142.
205
Idem
Idem
Frătăuţii Noi Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Local Budget
Budget
development of the
2006 as amended and
supplemented
development of the
2006 as amended and
supplemented
Budget
development of the
2006 as amended and
supplemented
Idem
Idem
Idem
154.
155.
156.
157.
158.
159.
160.
161.
162.
163.
164.
165.
166.
167.
168.
169.
170.
171.
172.
173.
174.
175.
176.
177.
178.
179.
180.
Șcheia
Arrangement of a sports base in the commune of Calafindeşti, Suceava
County
Vatra Dornei sports base
Completion of the works on the sports base in the commune of Vereşti
Sports base in the commune of Boroaia
Sports base in the commune of Burla
Sports base in the city of Cajvana
Sports base in the commune of Ciprian Porumbescu
Sports base in the city of Dolhasca
Sports base in the commune of Dorna Cândrenilor
Sports base in the commune of Frătăuţii Noi
Sports base in the town of Gura Humorului
Sports base in the commune of Gălăneşti
Sports base in the commune of Todireşti
Sports base in the commune of Voitinel
Sports base in the commune of Valea Moldovei
Sports base in the commune of Ulma
Sports base in the commune of Zamostea
Sports base in the commune of Zvoriştea
Construction of a sports base in the commune of Suceviţa, the village of
Voievodeasa*
Construction of a gym with 160 seats in the stands the commune of
Frătăuții Vechi*
Arrangement of a gym in the commune of Siminicea*
Polyvalent Hall with 5,000 seats, Suceava Municipality*
Gym in the commune of Vadu Moldovei at the School of Arts and Crafts*
Modernization of the Sports base in the commune of Vatra Moldoviţei*
Establishment of a gym in the commune of Dărmănești
Construction of a gym in the commune of Horodnic de Jos
Rehabilitation of the sports base, and the gym for physical education and
sports in Moara Nică, the commune of Moara
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Establishment of a sports base in the commune of Bilca
Construction of a gym in the commune of Ciocănești
Arrangement of a sports base and Suhard slope, the commune of Ciocănești
Construction of a gym in the commune of Cîrlibaba
Construction of a type II multipurpose sports base in Dolheștii Mari, the
Arrangement of a sports base in the commune of Dorna Arini
Gym in the commune of Dornești
Arrangement of a sports field in the commune of Dornești
Construction of a gym in the commune of Dumbrăveni
Construction of a gym in the city of Frasin
Construction of a gym in the commune of Grămești
Sports base and gym in the commune of Hârtop
Construction of a sports complex including: tennis field, changing rooms,
toilets, night pieces, in the commune of Horodniceni
Construction of a gym in the commune of Iacobeni
Arrangement of “Minerul” Sports base, in the commune of Iacobeni
Construction of a gym in the city of Liteni
Construction of the stadium in the commune of Marginea
Gym in the commune of Poiana Stampei
Gym in the commune of Pojorâta
Establishment of green spaces and playground near Putna Cultural Centre,
the commune of Putna
Construction of a swimming pool and a sports base in Rădăuți Municipality
Construction of a multipurpose gym in the commune of Rîșca
Arrangement of a sports field, the commune of Satu Mare
Construction of a gym in the commune of Satu Mare
Arrangement of a sports field in the commune of Udeşti
Construction of a gym in the village of Udeşti, the commune of Udești
Arrangement of a sports base in the village of Vadu Moldovei, the
commune of Vadu Moldovei
Modernization of the sports base in the commune of Zvoriștea
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DEVELOPMENT DIRECTION 4.
EMPLOYMENT, SOCIAL PROTECTION AND HEALTH
Sub-direction
of
development
4.1. Develop
ment of
strategies and
policies for
initial and
continuous
training
4.2. Active
labour market
measures,
training of
unemployed
and workforce
development;
4.3. Promotion
of social
inclusion
4.4.
Rehabilitation,
No.
Project
Founder / Partner
Development of sectoral strategies, action plans and the way in which they are
1.
monitored
Development of studies on early labour market trends in order to adapt vocational
2.
training programs
Development
3.
of training programs and development of skills
Campaigns to promote equal employment opportunities with a focus on the
4.
reintegration in society of vulnerable groups
Application of a selective professional training, focused on sectors with high
5.
potential for development
Counseling
6.
and guidance programs for the unemployed
Training courses to meet the current working environment (IT, foreign languages,
7.
marketing, management)
Organization
8.
of crafts fairs and job fairs
Establishment of day care centers where unemployed have access to internet,
9.
press, TV, information materials
Provision of facilities for enterprises employing on a long term unemployed,
10.
youth and other vulnerable groups
Guidance and counseling programs to facilitate labour market integration of
11.
young graduates
Establishment of day / multifunction care centers where disadvantaged groups
12.
have access to media: press, TV, information materials
Development of social partnerships to identify new opportunities for labour
13.
market integration of disadvantaged groups
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Suceava County Council, DGASPC,
AJOFM
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DGASPC Suceava, NGOs
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Education
15.
in the sanitary field in rural areas
Programs
16.
to prevent school dropout among Roma
Achievement
17.
of pre-family education for children and young
A normal
18.
life in the center – a gateway to society (CRRN Sasca)
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and attracting young people in rural areas for social activities
Funding sources
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budget
modernization
, development
and equipment
of social
services
infrastructure;
Housewife
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CRRN Sasca Project
CRRN Sasca
Social
20. Centre in the commune of Crucea
Multi-purpose
21.
center in Gura Humorului
Day
22.care center for children at risk, in the commune of Berchișești*
Supervisors
Improving
23.
the situation of Roma in the commune of Mitocu Dragomirnei*
Multifunction
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social office in the city of Siret*
Modernization and expansion of the building of the center for reception, care and
25.
assistance of elderly in Vatra Dornei Municipality*
County
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4.5.
Rehabilitation,
modernization
, development
and equipment
of health
services;
4.6. Providing
primary care
in rural areas;
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FSE type funds, Local
budget
Increasing
28.
the quality of public health services in the commune of Drăgoiești
Establishment of a social complex, which will include a home for the elderly in
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the commune of Horodniceni
Social
30. enterprise for crafts development in the commune of Panaci
Rehabilitation
38.
of the Old Hospital in Rădăuți Municipality
Construction
39.
of the municipal dispensary in the commune of Comănești
Construction
40.
of the dispensary in the commune of Cornu Luncii
Construction
41.
of medical practice offices in the commune of Horodnic de Jos
Establishment
42.
of the human dispensary in the commune of Horodnic de Sus
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27. service projects for Roma in the commune of Dornești
Social and professional integration of disadvantaged groups in Rădăuți
31.
Municipality
Purchase of specific equipment to improve the capacity and quality of emergency
intervention
32.
services and emergency medical assistance and qualified first aid,
SMIS code 23396
Rehabilitation, modernization and equipment of the integrated outpatient‟s clinic
33.
in Siret City Hospital
Resuming of the construction works –General Medicine Hospital and the Clinic
34.
Dispensary in Fălticeni Municipality
Rehabilitation, modernization, development and equipment of the outpatient‟s
35.
clinic in Rădăuți Municipal Hospital
Repairs to the Chronic psychiatric hospital – chronicle sections 2 and 3 in the city
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of Siret
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Modernization and rehabilitation of the Human Dispensary office in the commune
43.
of Moldova Sulița
Change
44.
of the roof covering of Vadu Moldovei Hospital*
Medical
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dispensary in the commune of Dornești
Rehabilitation and equipment of Horodniceni and Rotopăneşti human dispensary
and46.construction of a health point in the village of Mihăieşti, the commune of
Horodniceni
Construction
47.
of a medical clinic and pharmacy in the commune of Iaslovăț
Arrangement
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of Țibeni dispensary, the commune of Satu Mare
“A new chance” Neuro-psychiatric Recovery and Rehabilitation Center of
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Todireşti
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DEVELOPMENT DIRECTION 5. RURAL DEVELOPMENT
Sub-direction of
development
5.1. Increasing
the
attractiveness of
rural areas and
encouraging
small businesses
5.2. Stimulating
private
investment
No.
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Founder / Partner
Modernization of the agrifood market in the commune of Calafindeşti, Suceava
1.
County*
Arrangement
2.
of an agrifood market in the commune of Dornești*
Agrifood
3.
market on an area of 1000 mp in the commune of Horodnic de Sus*
Modernization
4.
of the general freight market, the commune of Moldovița*
European
5.
market in the commune of Vadu Moldovei*
Information and awareness campaigns for the business environmental of the
6.
and population in rural areas
Supporting
7.
the formation of producer groups
Establishment
8.
of farmers and producers associations
Construction of potato collection storage and processing plant in the commune
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of Horodniceni
Diversity
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and quality of P.A.P.I. services, the commune of Calafindești
Construction
11.
of a mineral and still water plant in the commune of Ciocănești
Establishment
12.
of a local market / fair, the commune of Drăgoiești
Implementation of a retraining program for jobs popular on the labour market
13.
in the commune of Horodniceni
Encouragement of small business development in the area of Marginea, by
14.
submitting projects in GAL Sucevița - Putna
Modernizarea
15.
pieței agro-alimentare in the commune of Marginea
Encouragement
16.
of investment in wood processing in the commune of Bilca
Development
17.
of wood processing units in the commune of Bogdănești
Development
18.
of milk processing units in the commune of Bogdănești
Construction of an agricultural products processing unit in the commune of
19.
Bosanci
Deposits
20.
for the collection of agricultural products in the commune of Bosanci
Encouragement of investment in meat, milk, potatoes processing, in the
21.
commune of Botoşana
Collection,
22.
processing and packing of mushrooms and berries in the commune
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in the county
Funding
sources
FEADR type
funds, Local
budget,
Private
investment
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Establishment
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of fish tanks in the commune of Breaza
Cattle and sheep breeding farms for meat and milk processing in the commune
24.
of Breaza
Milk
25. and meat processing units – organic products in the commune of Breaza
Promotion of investments in recreational and equestrian tourism in the
26.
commune of Breaza
Stimulating
27.
investment in primary wood processing in the commune of Breaza
Stimulating
28.
investment in wood exploitation in the commune of Brodina
Stimulating
29.
investment in wood processing in the commune of Brodina
Stimulating
30.
investment in meat processing in the commune of Brodina
Stimulating
31.
investment in milk processing in the commune of Brodina
Development areas: agriculture, forestry and fishing in the commune of
32.
Brodina
Stimulation
33.
of private investment in farming in the commune of Buneşti
Expansion
34.
of plantations of orchards in the commune of Buneşti
Construction of accommodation, recreation and entertainment places in the
35.
commune of Cacica
Establishment of a wind farm or solar panels for electricity generation in the
36.
commune of Cacica
Cultivation of agricultural lands to produce fodder, medicinal plants, seeds in
37.
the commune of Cacica
Establishment
38.
of livestock and agri-technical farms in the commune of Cacica
Tourism
39.
promotion and establishment of farmhouses in the commune of Cacica
Auto
40. Service in the commune of Cacica
Center for the acquisition of agricultural products and livestock in the
41.
commune of Cacica
Center
42.
for the acquisition of herbs and berries in the commune of Cacica
Development
43.
of tourism and agritourism in the commune of Calafindeşti
Establishment
44.
of a tourist resort in the commune of Ciocănești
Construction of a mineral and still water bottling plant in the commune of
45.
Ciocănești
Construction
46.
of a milk processing factory in the commune of Ciocănești
Construction of slaughter and meat processing department in the commune of
47.
Ciocănești
Construction
48.
of a specific local craft shop in the commune of Ciocănești
Establishment of a berries collection and processing center in the commune of
49.
Ciocănești
Development
50.
of renewable energy sources in the commune of Ciocănești
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Supporting of investment in organic farming in the commune of Ciprian
51.
Porumbescu
Promoting
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tourism in the commune of Ciprian Porumbescu
Establishment
53.
of microfarms in the commune of Cîrlibaba
Opening of slaughterhouses and milk collection centers in the commune of
54.
Cîrlibaba
Development
55.
of beekeeping in the commune of Cîrlibaba
Establishment of centers for the collection of forest fruits and medicinal plants
56.
in the commune of Cîrlibaba
Development of small nurseries with species specific to the area in the
57.
commune of Cîrlibaba
Development
58.
of fisheries in the commune of Cîrlibaba
Tourism development through the establishment of rural guesthouses in the
59.
commune of Cîrlibaba
Attracting investors to modernize ski and sleigh slopes in the commune of
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Cîrlibaba
Development of the energy potential of the area by building micro-hydraulic
61.
power plants and wind power plants for electricity in the commune of Cîrlibaba
Opening a bakery and a small milk processing plant in the commune of
62.
Cîrlibaba
Stimulation of the investment in agriculture and animal husbandry in the
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commune of Comăneşti
Stimulating
64.
investment in wood processing in the commune of Comăneşti
Stimulating
65.
investment in berries processing in the commune of Cosna
Stimulating
66.
investment in meat processing in the commune of Cosna
Small
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wooden furniture factory in the commune of Cosna
Carpentry
68.
in the commune of Cosna
Stimulating
69.
investment in milk processing in the commune of Cosna
Electricity (micro-hydraulic power plants, wind power plants) in the commune
70.
of Cosna
Processing
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waste from the wood processing industry in the commune of Cosna
Stimulating
72.
investment in wind energy in the commune of Crucea
Stimulating investment in wood exploitation and processing in the commune of
73.
Crucea
Stimulating investment in tourism and mountain sports in the commune of
74.
Crucea
Stimulating
75.
investment in agriculture in the commune of Crucea
Stimulating
76.
investment in livestock in the commune of Crucea
Collection
77.
and processing of berries and mushrooms from the spontaneous and
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culture flora in the commune of Crucea
Establishment
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of livestock farms in the commune of Dărmăneşti
Stimulating investment in vegetable and animal products processing in the
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commune of Dărmăneşti
Promotion of traditional clothing and crafts products in the commune of
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Dărmăneşti
Establishment
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of livestock micro-farms in the commune of Dolheşti
Stimulating
82.
investment in fruit growing in the commune of Dolheşti
Stimulating
83.
investment in viticulture in the commune of Dolheşti
Mineral
84.
and still water bottling in the commune of Dorna Arini
Trout
85.
farms, hunting parks, mushroom farms in the commune of Dorna Arini
Collection and processing of berries and mushrooms from the spontaneous and
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culture flora in the commune of Dorna Arini
Livestock
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in the commune of Dorna Arini
Milk
88. collection and processing in the commune of Dorna Arini
Coniferous
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wood exploitation and processing in the commune of Dorna Arini
Wind
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farm, energy fields in the commune of Dorna Arini
Stimulating investment in pensions, hotels, ski slopes in the commune of Dorna
91.
Arini
Promoting
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riding, trekking, rafting on Bistriţa in the commune of Dorna Arini
Promoting
93.
investment in agriculture in the commune of Dorneşti
Promoting
94.
investment in livestock in the commune of Dorneşti
Establishment
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of vegetable farms in the commune of Drăgoieşti
Establishment
96.
of livestock farms in the commune of Drăgoieşti
Establishment
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of a meat processing factory in the commune of Drăgoieşti
Establishment of a milk, dairy products processing plant in the commune of
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Drăgoieşti
Stimulating investment in processing, industrialization and capitalization of
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fruit in the commune of Drăgoieşti
Stimulating
100.
investment in tourism in the commune of Drăguşeni
Stimulating
101.
investment in construction in the commune of Drăguşeni
Stimulating investment in processing of meat, milk and wool in the commune
102.
of Drăguşeni
Promotion
103.
of traditional crafts in the commune of Drăguşeni
Construction
104.
of wind turbines in the commune of Dumbrăveni
Stimulating
105.
investment in agriculture in the commune of Dumbrăveni
Encouragement of investments in animal husbandry in the commune of
106.
Dumbrăveni
Stimulating
107.
investment in processing agricultural products in the commune of
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Agricultural products collection and selling center in the commune of
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Dumbrăveni
Food
109. industry development in the commune of Fântâna Mare
Stimulating
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investment in agriculture in the commune of Fântâna Mare
Wind
111. farm in the commune of Forăşti
Deposits
112.
of agricultural products in the commune of Forăşti
Development
113.
of fishing tourism in the commune of Forăşti
Promoting
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tourism in the commune of Frumosu
Information
115.
and communication in the commune of Frumosu
Education
116.
in private system in the commune of Frumosu
Wood
117. exploitation and processing in the commune of Fundu Moldovei
Promoting
118.
tourism in the commune of Fundu Moldovei
Milk
119. and meat processing in the commune of Fundu Moldovei
Stimulating investment in aquaculture (trout)in the commune of Fundu
120.
Moldovei
Reuse
121. of tailings resulting from mining in the commune of Fundu Moldovei
Privatization of the production capacity in the areas of wood and furniture
122.
processing, that belonged to the former Prodmixt in the commune of Gălăneşti
Production of cereals, potatoes, vegetables and other agricultural products in
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the commune of Grămeşti
Stimulating
124.
investment in cattle breeding in the commune of Grămeşti
Stimulating investment in processing agricultural and livestock products in the
125.
commune of Grăniceşti
Partnership with the owner of “Conac CAPRI” (16 rooms) in the village of
Iacobesti
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(1 km up to DE 85, 300 ha of forest to 1.0 km) to be used as a center
for recreation, sports, social welfare, etc. in the commune of Grăniceşti
Establishment of orchards (near the village of Bereşti) in the commune of
127.
Hănțești
Wind
128. farm in the commune of Hănțești
Production
129.
and distribution of wind energy in the commune of Hârtop
Establishment
130.
of a milk processing section in the commune of Hârtop
Establishment of a slaughterhouse – animal slaughter in the commune of
131.
Horodnic de Sus
Processing
132.
of animal products in the commune of Horodnic de Sus
Storage and processing of potatoes for sale in stores (vacuum bags) in the
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commune of Horodnic de Sus
Raw
134. materials storage in the commune of Horodnic de Sus
Repair
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workshops in the commune of Horodnic de Sus
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farms in the commune of Horodnic de Sus
Agri-zootechny farms / meat processing facility (slaughterhouse)in the
137.
Agricultural product processing plant, plant juices plant (100 ha fruit growing
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orchard) in the commune of Horodniceni
Small Industry and Services: tyres, car wash, filling station, pharmacy,
hairdresser,
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various repairs, veterinary pharmacy in the commune of
Horodniceni
Vegetable greenhouses, mushroom farms, various plantations in the commune
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of Horodniceni
Commercial
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bank, land office / notary in the commune of Horodniceni
Wood
142. processing in the commune of Iacobeni
Collection
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and processing of forest fruits in the commune of Iacobeni
Cultivation
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and processing of medicinal plants in the commune of Iacobeni
Establishment
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of trout farms in the commune of Iacobeni
Exploitation
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of manganese deposits in the commune of Iacobeni
Establishment
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of rural guesthouses in the commune of Iacobeni
Stimulating
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investment in agriculture in the commune of Iaslovăţ
Food
149. industry development in the commune of Iaslovăţ
Stimulating
150.
investment in tourism in the commune of Ilişeşti
Stimulating
151.
investment in wood processing in the commune of Ilişeşti
Stimulating
152.
investment in trade in the commune of Ilişeşti
Establishment of recreational spaces and fields (Suceava River valley and
153.
Rediu forest) in the commune of Ipoteşti
Establishment
154.
of workshops (handicrafts) in the commune of Ipoteşti
Establishment
155.
of light industry workshops (sewing) in the commune of Ipoteşti
Establishment
156.
of trellis workshops in the commune of Ipoteşti
Livestock
157.
farm in the commune of Ipoteşti
Agricultural
158.
farm in the commune of Ipoteşti
Metallic
159.
confection workshop in the commune of Ipoteşti
Wood
160. processing in the commune of Ipoteşti
PVC (termophane glass windows) carpentry workshop in the commune of
161.
Ipoteşti
Processing
162.
and preserving of berries in the commune of Izvoarele Sucevei
Processing
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of animal products in the commune of Izvoarele Sucevei
Wood
164. industry in the commune of Izvoarele Sucevei
Stimulating investment in rural tourism and equestrian tourism in the commune
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of Izvoarele Sucevei
Stimulating
166.
investment in wood exploitation and processing in the commune of
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Idem
Mălini
Stimulating investment in meat processing, and use of other animal products in
167.
the commune of Mălini
Stimulating
168.
investment in milk processing in the commune of Mălini
Capitalization
169.
of wood waste in the commune of Mălini
Stimulating
170.
investment in tourism in the commune of Mălini
Stimulating investments in agriculture and animal husbandry in the commune
171.
of Moara
Food
172. industry development in the commune of Moara
Stimulating
173.
investment in rural tourism (agritourism) in the commune of Moara
Construction of a wood processing plant (furniture) in the commune of
174.
Moldova Suliţa
Slaughterhouse
175.
in the commune of Moldova Suliţa
Stimulating
176.
investment in rural tourism in the commune of Moldova Suliţa
Milk
177. processing plant in the commune of Moldova Suliţa
Construction of a meat processing section (slaughterhouse), construction of a
178.
milk processing department in the commune of Moldoviţa
Development of tourism by promoting local tourist attractions in the commune
179.
of Moldoviţa
Investment
180.
in agriculture in the commune of Muşeniţa
Stimulating
181.
investment in wood processing in the commune of Ostra
Stimulating investment in milk collection and processing in the commune of
182.
Ostra
Promoting
183.
equestrian tourism in the commune of Ostra
Stimulating
184.
investment in wool and leather processing in the commune of Ostra
Stimulating
185.
investment in metallic confection in the commune of Ostra
Stimulating investment in electrical and electrotechnical assembly in the
186.
commune of Ostra
Stimulating
187.
investment in green energy production in the commune of Ostra
Stimulating investment in berries collection and processing in the commune of
188.
Ostra
Drinking
189.
water bottling in the commune of Ostra
Stimulating
190.
investment in wood processing in the commune of Păltinoasa
Stimulating
191.
investment in agriculture in the commune of Păltinoasa
Stimulating investment in milk and meat processing, in the commune of
192.
Păltinoasa
Promoting
193.
investment in tourism in the commune of Panaci
Stimulating
194.
investment in wood exploitation in the commune of Panaci
Industrial
195.
and food products deposits in the commune of Pătrăuţi
217
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Supporting
196.
service activities in the commune of Pătrăuţi
Stimulating
197.
investment in tourism in the commune of Pătrăuţi
Promoting
198.
investment in green energy in the commune of Pătrăuţi
Stimulating
199.
investment in livestock in the commune of Pătrăuţi
Stimulating
200.
investment in agriculture in the commune of Pătrăuţi
Wood
201. processing in the commune of Pătrăuţi
Promotion
202.
of handicrafts in the commune of Pătrăuţi
Stimulating
203.
investment in clothing and footwear in the commune of Pătrăuţi
Stimulating investment in wood cutting and processing in the commune of
204.
Pîrteştii de Jos
Supporting
205.
wholesale and retail in the commune of Pîrteştii de Jos
Development of food, bakery and pastry industry in the commune of Pîrteştii de
206.
Jos
Stimulating
207.
investment in tourism in the commune of Pîrteştii de Jos
Exploitation
208.
of peat development in the commune of Poiana Stampei
Development
209.
of quarries exploitation in the commune of Poiana Stampei
Collection and processing center for mushrooms and berries in the commune of
210.
Poiana Stampei
Energy
211.
production by unconventional methods in the commune of Poieni-Solca
Promoting
212.
agritourism in the commune of Poieni-Solca
Construction
213.
of a food production center in the commune of Poieni-Solca
Stimulating investment in cattle breeding for meat in the commune of Poieni214.
Solca
Stimulating
215.
investment in fruit growing in the commune of Poieni-Solca
Growing
216.
trees for Christmas in the commune of Poieni-Solca
Promoting
217.
crafts: trellis in the commune of Poieni-Solca
Stimulating
218.
investment in wood processing in the commune of Poieni-Solca
Tourism
219.
development in the commune of Pojorâta
Stimulating investment in recreation (ski slope, off-road trails, etc.) in the
220.
commune of Pojorâta
Stimulating
221.
investment in agritourism in the commune of Pojorâta
Stimulating
222.
investment in milk processing in the commune of Preutesti
Stimulating
223.
investment in fruit processing in the commune of Preutesti
Public services: shoemakers, barber shops, auto repair, radio / TV repair,
224.
appliances, etc. in the commune of Preutesti
Health
225.
and social care in the private system in the commune of Preutesti
Construction
226.
of a trout farm in the commune of Putna
Construction
227.
of entertainment and recreation spots in the commune of Putna
Grain
228. and fruit production and sales in the commune of Rădăşeni
218
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Poieni-Solca Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Stimulating
229.
investments in animal husbandry in the commune of Rădăşeni
Stimulating investments in agriculture, forestry and fishing in the commune of
230.
Rîşca
Promoting
231.
investment in tourism in the commune of Rîşca
Promoting
232.
investment in tourism in the commune of Sadova
Capitalization
233.
of wood – furniture in the commune of Sadova
Craft
234. activities in the commune of Sadova
Meat
235. processing units in the commune of Şaru Dornei
Milk
236. processing units in the commune of Şaru Dornei
Stimulating investment in forest fruit harvesting in the commune of Şaru
237.
Dornei
Stimulating investment in mushroom harvesting in the commune of Şaru
238.
Dornei
Supporting
239.
farmers associations in the commune of Şaru Dornei
Stimulating investment in still and mineral water collection / bottling in the
240.
commune of Şaru Dornei
Stimulating investment in the collection of medicinal and aromatic organic
241.
plants in the commune of Şaru Dornei
Market
242.
for agricultural products in the commune of Şaru Dornei
Farmhouses
243.
in the commune of Şaru Dornei
Rehabilitation of tourist routes in Călimani mountains in the commune of Şaru
244.
Dornei
Renting
245.
or leasing of agricultural land in the commune of Satu Mare
Stimulating
246.
investment in milk processing in the commune of Satu Mare
Establishment
247.
of slaughterhouses in the commune of Satu Mare
Stimulating
248.
investment in animal husbandry in the commune of Satu Mare
Stimulating
249.
investment in animal husbandry in the commune of Şerbăuţi
Stimulating
250.
investment in wood exploitation in the commune of Şerbăuţi
Stimulating
251.
investment in milk processing in the commune of Şerbăuţi
Development
252.
of vegetable crops in the commune of Siminicea
Stimulating
253.
investment in animal husbandry in the commune of Siminicea
Gravel
254.
aggregate mining and construction in the commune of Siminicea
Establishment of more farms, meat and milk processing in the commune of
255.
Slatina
Development
256.
of tourism activities in the commune of Slatina
Construction
257.
of a gursthouse in the commune of Straja
Private Public Partnership – Population of the communal pond and recreation
258.
area in the commune of Stroieşti
Attracting
259.
investors for potato processing in the commune of Stroieşti
219
Idem
Râșca Board of Supervisors
Idem
Râșca Board of Supervisors
Sadova Board of Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Stimulating
260.
investment in tourism in the commune of Stulpicani
Stimulating
261.
investment in wood processing in the commune of Stulpicani
Investment
262.
in accommodation and food services in the commune of Suceviţa
Stimulating
263.
investment in agriculture in the commune of Udeşti
Stimulating investment in milk, meat processing activities in the commune of
264.
Udeşti
Agritourism
265.
development in the commune of Udeşti
Wind
266. energy production in the commune of Vadu Moldovei
Concrete
267.
and gravel station in the commune of Vadu Moldovei
Agricultural
268.
farms in the commune of Vadu Moldovei
Deposits
269.
and transfer stations in the commune of Vadu Moldovei
Processing
270.
of agricultural products in the commune of Vadu Moldovei
Leasing of the sewerage and water supply service in the commune of Vadu
271.
Moldovei
Leasing
272.
lands for industrial activities in the commune of Vadu Moldovei
Leasing
273.
lands for commercial activities in the commune of Vadu Moldovei
Leasing
274.
lands for fisheries in the commune of Vadu Moldovei
Agritourism
275.
development the commune of Vadu Moldovei
Agritourism
276.
development in the commune of Valea Moldovei
Investment
277.
in meat and milk processing in the commune of Valea Moldovei
Promoting
278.
investment in wood processing in the commune of Valea Moldovei
Promoting
279.
investment in organic farming in the commune of Valea Moldovei
Promoting
280.
investment in collecting berries and herbs in the commune of Vama
Promoting
281.
investment in tourism in the commune of Vama
Construction
282.
of a pellet plant in the commune of Vatra Moldoviţei
Promoting investment in tourism and agritourism in the commune of Vatra
283.
Moldoviţei
Promoting investment in furniture and wood processing industry in the
284.
commune of Vatra Moldoviţei
Agricultural
285.
farms in the commune of Vatra Moldoviţei
Industrialization and milk and meat processing centers in the commune of
286.
Vatra Moldoviţei
Development of agriculture (vegetable harvesting), animal husbandry and
287.
vegetable in the commune of Vereşti
Construction
288.
of a bakery-pastry in the commune of Vicovu de Jos
Construction
289.
of a meat processing unit in the commune of Vicovu de Jos
Constructio
290.
of commercial spaces in the commune of Vicovu de Jos
Investment
291.
in the food industry in the commune of Voitinel
Promoting
292.
investment in wood processing in the commune of Voitinel
220
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Promoting
293.
investment in milk processing in the commune of Vultureşti
Promoting
294.
investment in fruit processing in the commune of Vultureşti
Promoting
295.
investment in meat processing in the commune of Vultureşti
Promoting
296.
investment in animal husbandry in the commune of Vultureşti
Promoting
297.
investment in fruit growing in the commune of Vultureşti
Beekeeping
298.
sector development in the commune of Vultureşti
Effective exploitation of land surfaces by organized associations in the
299.
commune of Zamostea
Stimulating investment in meat and milk processing in the commune of
300.
Zamostea
Stimulating
301.
investment in bakery and pastry in the commune of Zamostea
221
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
DEVELOPMENT DIRECTION 6. TOURISM
Sub-direction of
development
No.
Project
Founder
Funding sources
Christmas
1.
in Bukovina
Pilgrim
2.
in Bukovina
Easter
3.
in Bukovina
Bukovina
4.
Hora
Tourist
5.
Information Centre in the commune of Crucea
P.O.P.A.S. (Ski slope, Tourist Guidance, Lunca Moldovei Park, Recreation,
6.
Sports), in the town of Gura Humorului
Construction of a Tourist Information Centre, the village of Mănăstirea
7.
Humorului, in the commune of Mânastirea Humorului
FEDR type funds, County budget
Gura Humorului Board of
Supervisors
Mânastirea Humorului
Mitocu Dragomirnei Board
of Supervisors
Suceava Board of
Supervisors
Sucevița Board of
Supervisors
Supervisors
Vatra Moldoviţei Board of
Supervisors
Idem
Mitocu
8.
Dragomirnei, an oasis of faith and traditions
Bukovina
9.
Cultural Centre, Suceava Municipality
Construction
10.
of the tourist information center in the commune of Sucevița
6.1. Tourism
diversity
Restoration and development of the tourism infrastructure in Vatra Dornei
11.
balneary park Lot I + Lot II
Establishment of Vatra Moldoviţei local information and tourist promotion,
12.
Suceava County
Tourist
13.
arrangement of Cacica salt mine
Construction of a Tourist Information Centre in the village of Arbore, the
14.
commune of Arbore*
Arrangement
15.
of Ciocănești resort *
Tourist Information Centre in the commune of Horodnic de Sus*
16.
Construction
17.
of a Tourist Information Centre in the commune of Iacobeni*
Flowers
18.
from Dorna – nature tourism, the commune of Poiana Stampei*
Promotion
19.
of tourism ressources in the area of Poieni Solca*
Ski
20. slope in the commune of Suceviţa*
222
Ciocănești Board of
Supervisors
Horodnic de Sus Board of
Supervisors
Iacobeni Board of
Supervisors
Poiana Stampei Board of
Supervisors
Poieni Solca Board of
Supervisors
Suceviţa Board of
Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Introduction
21.
of the commune of Botoșana in the agritourism circuit
Arrangement
22.
of a ski slope in the city of Broșteni
Dvelopment of the tourism potential of the area by the construction of hostels
23.
and recreational facilities in the city of Broșteni
Milky
24.
way in Bukovina, Câmpulung Moldovenesc Municipality
“Rarău”
25.
Ski slope, in Câmpulung Moldovenesc
Development of ecological tourism in Câmpulung Moldovenesc by promoting
26.
the local resources of the Northern Carpathians
Tourism
27.
in Câmpulung Moldovenesc Municipality
Traditional
28.
crafts in Câmpulung Moldovenesc Municipality
Arrangement
29.
of Bistriţa Aurie River for rafting, the commune of Ciocănești
Rehabilitation of tourist routes on Mocăniţa railway, the commune of
30.
Ciocănești
Modernization
31.
of alpine skiing, the commune of Cîrlibaba
Tourism
32.
in the city of Dolhasca
Cable
33.
car and ski slope on Giumalău, the commune of Dorna Arini
Arrangement
34.
of tourist routes in the commune of Dorna Arini
Recreational
35.
tourism infrastructure in Fălticeni Municipality
Fishing
36.
agritourism in the commune of Forăști
Botoșana Board of
Supervisors
Broșteni Board of
Supervisors
Broșteni Board of
Supervisors
Supervisors
Supervisors
Cîrlibaba Board of
Supervisors
Dolhasca Board of
Supervisors
Dorna Arini Board of
Supervisors
Supervisors
Fălticeni Board of
Supervisors
Realization
37.
of tourist routes and cycle lanes in Gura Humorului Municipality
Arts,
38. entertainment and recreation activities in Gura Humorului Municipality
Promoting the tourism potential of the locality and black ceramics of Marginea,
39.
Arrangement
40.
of tourist routes (mountain bike) in the commune of Moldovița
223
Supervisors
Supervisors
Marginea Board of
Supervisors
Moldovița Board of
Local budget
FEDR or FEADR type funds, Local
budget, Private investment
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Private investment
Idem
Idem
Idem
FEADR, FEP type funds, Local
Idem
Supervisors
Introduction in the tourist circuit of the area called Poiana Iepei, Smida Peak,
41.
the commune of Ostra
Promoting
42.
the national tourism resources in the area of the commune of Panaci
Development of a local electronic booking system for the accommodation
structures
43.
in rural areas and promoting rural tourism and craft activities in the
homogeneous area of Panaci, Crucea and Dorna Arini
Ski
44. slope in the commune of Pojorâta
Development
45.
and promotion of Rădăuți Municipality as a tourism location
Ethnographic and historical programs, arrangement of youth recreational
46.
(sports) spaces in Rădăuți Municipality
Recreational
47.
tourism, agritourism in Rădăuți Municipality
Construction
48.
of a cultural center and tourist resort in the commune of Rîșca
Capitalization
49.
of the tourism potential of Siret-Hliboca
Arrangement
50.
of the public garden of Siret
Restoration
51.
of the Balneary Sanatorium in the city of Solca
Development of tourist facilities: a center of excellence in medieval
52.
architecture in Suceava Municipality
Rehabilitation
53.
and modernization of tourist routes in the commune of Sucevița
Consolidation and arrangement of the Balneary Casino and its re-introduction
54.
in the tourist circuit in Vatra Dornei Municipality
Development of mountain tourism and the associated recreational facilities for
55.
winter sports in Vatra Dornei Municipality
Development and diversification of recreational physical infrastructure needed
to
56.achieve an offer for leisure (riding, skydiving, river rafting, extreme sports
and other activities specific to niche tourism) in Vatra Dornei Municipality
Development of business tourism – creating business conference centers and
57.
hotel structures in Vatra Dornei Municipality
Construction and modernization of facilities for balneary tourism in Vatra
58.
Dornei Municipality
Arrangement
59.
of a ski slope in the commune of Vatra Moldoviţei
6.2. National and
international
promotion of the
Project for the development and promotion of tourism “Cobza de vacanță”
60.
(“Holiday Kobsa”) in the commune of Dorna Arini
Promoting
61.
the tourism product Ţara Dornelor, Vatra Dornei Municipality
224
Idem
Idem
Panaci, Crucea and Dorna
Arini Boards of Supervisors
FEDR or FEADR type funds, Local
budget
Pojorâta Board of
Supervisors
Rădăuți Board of
Supervisors
Rădăuți Board of
Supervisors
Rădăuți Board of
Supervisors
Suceava Board of
Supervisors
Sucevița Board of
Supervisors
Supervisors
Supervisors
Private investment
Supervisors
Supervisors
Supervisors
Vatra Moldoviţei Board of
Supervisors
Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Private investment
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
FEDR type funds sau FEADR, Local
tourism potential
of the county;
Supervisors
Creating a database of accommodation locations, access, traditional products,
62.
local attractions, cultural and artistic events
Participation in tourism fairs and other events to promote specific tourist areas
63.
in Suceava County at regional, national and European level
Creation of promotional materials: brochures, albums, postcards, etc., CDs,
64.
DVDs, films
Promoting
65.
the tourism in the area of Câmpulung Moldovenesc
Development of a partnership between the local government, churches, tourism
66.
operators and tourism businesses to create attractive packages
225
Suceava County Council,
The Boards of Supervisors
in the county
in the county
in the county, Suceava
County Council, Tourism
operators
County budget
County budget, Local budgets
FEDR type funds, County budget,
Local budgets
County budget, Local budgets
DEVELOPMENT DIRECTION 7. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION REFORM
Sub-direction of
development
7.1. Equipment
of the emergency
services
No.
Project
Founder
Purchase
1.
of specific equipment to improve the capacity and quality of the
emergency intervention and emergency medical assistance and qualified first
aid service, SMIS code 6283
Construction
2.
of firemen shed and garages in the commune of Horodnic de Jos
Equipment
3.
with a backhoe loader – for snow removal and maintenance of the
communal road in the commune of Bălăceana
Equipment
4.
and modernization of SVSU Broșteni
Equipment
5.
used in case of emergency (fire fighting truck, backhoes) in the
commune of Crucea
Equipment
6.
of SVSU Marginea
Equipment
7.
used in case of emergency in the commune of Mușenița
7.2. Development
of the strategic
documents for
the planning and
integrated
balanced of the
economic and
social
development of
the county;
Economic
8.
and social development strategy of Suceava County 2010-2020
Accomplishment
9.
of the General Urban Plan of Fălticeni Municipality
Update
10.
of the GUP and LUR in the commune of Marginea
Update
11.
of the General Urban Plan of the commune of Putna
Development
12.
of the local development strategy of the city of Siret
Development
13.
of the GUP of the commune of Stroiești
Annual
14.
update of the Local Action Plan for Employment and Social Inclusion
(PLAOISV)
226
Funding sources
Suceava County Council/
Euronest Association
Horodnic de Jos Board of
Supervisors
Bălăceana
Board
of
Supervisors
Broșteni
Board
of
Supervisors
Crucea
Board
of
Supervisors
Marginea
Board
of
Supervisors
Mușenița
Board
of
Supervisors
Fălticeni
Board
of
Supervisors
Local budget
Marginea
Board
of
Supervisors
Putna
Board
of
Supervisors
Stroieşti
Board
of
Supervisors
Suceava
Institution,
County Council
Prefect
Suceava
FSE type funds, County budget
Local budget, Governmental FundsThe Program on financing the
development of the General Urban
Plan and the related Local Urban
Regulations
Idem
Idem
FSE type funds, Local budget
Regulations
State budget, County budget
Accomplishment
15.
of the G.U.P. of the commune of Ciocăneşti
Board of
Ciocăneşti
Supervisors
Development
16.
of the DUB (Detailed Urban Plan) and RUP (Regional Urban
Plan) on selling concession land for housing (6 ha) in the commune of
Comănești
Update
17.
of the GUP of the commune of Cornu Luncii
Comănești
Supervisors
Board
Update
18.
of the General Urban Plan and the Local Urban Regulations, the city of
Liteni
Works
19.
for the incorporated and unincorporated estate cadastre, update of the
GUP, the commune of Mușenița
Development
20.
of the GUP of Rădăuți Municipality
Update
21.
of the GUP of the commune of Rîșca
Update
22.
of the GUP of the commune of Siminicea
Update
23.
of the GUP of the commune of Vadu Moldovei
7.3. Continuous
training of
employees in
public
institutions;
7.4.
Improvement of
the environment
for the
performance of
administrative
activities
Consolidation
24.
of the administrative capacity through training programs, in
administrative-territorial units in Suceava County
Training
25.
human resources in public institutions in the commune of Drăgoieşti
in project management
Town
26.
Hall office building in the commune of Berchișești
Construction
27.
of new residence of the Court of Fălticeni
Construction
28.
of an office building in the commune of Hârtop
Purchase
29.
of equipment for public service din the commune of Mălini
Rehabilitation
30.
of Pojorâta Town Hall office
Construction
31.
of an administrative office GF+F+A in the city of Salcea
227
of
Cornu Luncii Board of
Supervisors
Liteni
Board
of
Supervisors
Mușenița
Board
of
Supervisors
Rădăuți
Board
of
Supervisors
Rîșca
Board
of
Supervisors
Siminicea
Board
of
Supervisors
Vadu Moldovei Board of
Supervisors
in the county
Drăgoiești
Board
of
Supervisors
Berchişeşti
Board
of
Supervisors
Fălticeni
Board
of
Supervisors
Hârtop
Board
of
Supervisors
Mălini
Board
of
Supervisors
Pojorâta
Board
of
Supervisors
Salcea
Board
of
Supervisors
Regulations
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
FSE type funds, County budget, Local
budgets
Idem
Local budget
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Roads
32.
maintenance equipment purchases in the commune of Șaru Dornei
Construction
33.
of the Town Hall office in the commune of Stulpicani
Construction
34.
of the Town Hall office in the commune of Vadu Moldovei
Construction
35.
of the Town Hall office in the commune of Vicovu de Jos
Construction
36.
of the Town Hall office in the commune of Păltinoasa*
Purchase
37.
of equipment for public service in the commune of Stulpicani*
Construction
38.
of Broșteni City Hall office
Construction
39.
of the Town Hall office, the commune of Ciocănești
Construction
40.
of a new Town Hall office in Moara Nică, the commune of
Moara
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Şaru Dornei Board
Supervisors
Stulpicani
Board
Supervisors
Vatra Moldovei Board
Supervisors
Vicovu de Jos Board
Supervisors
Păltinoasa
Board
Supervisors
Stulpicani
Board
Supervisors
Broșteni
Board
Supervisors
Ciocăneşti
Board
Supervisors
Moara
Board
Supervisors
of
Idem
of
Idem
of
Idem
of
Idem
of
of
Idem
of
Idem
of
Idem
of
Idem
DEVELOPMENT DIRECTION 8. INFORMATION SOCIETY
Sub-direction of
development
8.1. Information
Society
No.
Project
Founder
Funding sources
Achievement of a Video Monitoring System for Increased Safety and Crime
1.
Prevention in the town of Gura Humorului
Increase of public safety and crime prevention in Stadion, Centru and Bodea
Districts in Câmpulung Moldovenesc Municipality (surveillance cameras
2.
network)
Supervisors
Increase of public safety and crime prevention in Suceava Municipality by
3.
purchasing specific equipment and building a surveillance center
Establishment of the Integrated Information System (GIS) in the Town Hall, the
4.
Integrated information system for effective communication with citizens and
5.
workflows in the administration of Vatra Dornei
Suceava Board of
Supervisors
Supervisors
Supervisors
SGA, ISU Bukovina,
Mapping
6.
of risk areas in Suceava County
The introduction of EMAS and the implementing of electronic mechanisms for
the7.management of the ISO / EMAS systems for maintaining and improving the
quality and efficiency of Public Service provision at Suceava County Council
Equipment of the local administration (computers, copiers, scanners, offices
8.
etc.) in the commune of Crucea
Equipment of Dolhasca Town Hall with computers and programs to ensure the
transparency
9.
of the administrative action and public access to information of
first necessary
Equipment
10.
of Dornești Town Hall with electronics and computers
Computerization of the agricultural register with graphical components in the
11.
commune of Marginea
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Local budget
Governmental funds
FSE type funds, County budget,
Governmental Funds
Dolhasca Board of
Supervisors
Idem
Dorneşti Board of
Supervisors
Marginea Board of
Supervisors
Idem
Idem
DEVELOPMENT DIRECTION 9. CULTURE AND CULTS
Sub-direction of
development
No.
Project
Founder
Establishment
1.
of a cultural centre in the commune of Poiana Stampei
Rehabilitation
2.
of the cultural centre in the commune of Bilca
Rehabilitation, modernization and equipping of the cultural centre in the
3.
city of Broșteni
Equipment
4.
of the cultural centre in the commune of Capu Câmpului
9.1. Construction
/ rehabilitation /
modernization of
the cultural and
leisure
infrastructure;
Modernization
5.
of the municipal library in the commune of Cornu Luncii
Modernization
6.
of the cultural centre in the commune of Crucea
Construction of a type 3 cultural institution in the commune of Fântâna
7.
Mare
Arrangement
8.
of Manolea cultural centre, the commune of Forăști
Construction
9.
of a cultural centre in the commune of Grănicești
Poiana Stampei Board of
Supervisors
Capu Câmpului Board of
Supervisors
Local budget
Local budget
Governmental Funds – the
National Program for the
rehabilitation of cultural
establishments in rural and small
urban areas
Local budget
Local budget
Governmental Funds
Local budget
Local budget
Governmental Funds – the
National Program for the
rehabilitation of cultural
establishments in rural and small
urban areas
Rehabilitation, modernization and equipping of the “Culture Centre”
10.
cultural institution in the town of Gura Humorului
Supervisors
Rehabilitation and modernization of the cultural centre in the village of
11.
Benia, the commune of Moldova Sulița
Rehabilitation
12.
of Gura - Putnei cultural centre, the commune of Putna
Arrangement
13.
of the village cultural centre in the commune of Rîșca
Thermal rehabilitation of Neagra Șarului cultural centre, the commune of
14.
Șaru Dornei
Arrangement
15.
of a cultural centre in the commune of Todirești
Modernization
16.
of the cultural centre in the commune of Ulma
Modernization, rehabilitation of the cultural centre in the village of Vereşti,
17.
the commune of Verești
Construction of an After School and arrangement of a sports field in the
18.
locality of Mănăstirea Humorului*
Renovation
19.
of the cultural centre in the commune of Adâncata*
Moldova Sulița Board of
Supervisors
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Funding sources
Local budget
Local budget
Local budget
Local budget
Local budget
Local budget
Local budget
Supervisors
Governmental funds
Idem
Arrangement
20.
of a ballroom in the village of Clit, the commune of Arbore*
Equipment
21.
of the cultural centre in the commune of Bălăceana*
Modernization
22.
and expansion of Berchișești cultural centre *
Arrangement
23.
of Călugăreni cultural centre *
Construction of a thermal power plant body and installing a thermal power
24.
plant at the Cultural Centre in the commune of Capu Câmpului*
Cultural
25.
institution in the commune of Ciprian Porumbescu*
Construction
26.
of a cultural centre in the commune of Cîrlibaba*
Modernization
27.
of Măriței cultural centre in the commune of Dărmănești*
Modernization
28.
of Măzănăeşti cultural centre, the commune of Drăgoiești*
Expansion
29.
of the cultural centre in the city of Frasin*
Modernization
30.
of the cultural centre in the commune of Grămești*
Repair and modernization of the Cultural Centre in the locality of Hănţeşti,
31.
the commune of Hănţeşti*
Rehabilitation, re-commissioning and modernization of the cultural centre
32.
in the commune of Horodnic de Sus*
Rehabilitation
33.
of Iaslovăț cultural centre *
Repair
34. and modernization of the Cultural Centres in the city of Milișăuți*
Equipping of Moara Nică cultural centre and social centre, the commune
35.
of Moara*
Construction
36.
of Moldoviţa cultural centre, the commune of Moldovița*
Rehabilitation
37.
of Demacuşa cultural centre, the commune of Moldovița*
Establishment
38.
of a cultural institution in the commune of Siminicea*
Rehabilitation, modernization and equipping of the “Mihai Teliman”
39.
cultural centre of Siret*
Rehabilitation, modernization and equipping of the cultural institutions in
40.
small urban areas – the city of Solca*
Rehabilitation of the cultural centre and the youth centre, the commune of
41.
Stulpicani*
New cultural centre in the village of Nigoteşti, the commune of Vadu
42.
Moldovei*
Construction
43.
of a cultural centre in the commune of Vicovu de Jos*
Rehabilitation of the cultural centres in Sacuta and Giulești, the commune
44.
of Boroaia
Arrangement
45.
of a swimming pool in the commune of Bosanci
Rehabilitation of the Culture House and the culture centres in the villages
46.
of Cotârgași and Holda, the village of Broșteni
Construction
47.
of a cultural centre in the commune of Ciocănești
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Călugăreni Board of Supervisors
Capu Câmpului Board of
Supervisors
Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Hănţeşti Board of Supervisors
Idem
Horodnic de Sus Board of
Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Governmental funds
Governmental funds
Governmental funds
Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Governmental funds
Rehabilitation
48.
of the cultural centres in the commune of Comănești
Modernization
49.
of the cultural centre in the commune of Dărmănești
Construction of a cultural centre in the city of Dolhasca, the village of
50.
Probota
Rehabilitation and modernization of the cultural centre in the village of
51.
Dolheștii Mari, the commune of Dolhești
Consolidation and equipping of the cultural centre in the commune of
52.
Dorna Arini
Construction of a cultural centre in the village of Dorna Cândrenilor, the
53.
commune of Dorna Cândrenilor
Modernization
54.
of the cultural centre in the commune of Dornești
Renovation of the municipal library in the commune of Drăgoiești,
55.
enriching the collection of books and equipping with modern equipment
Rehabilitation
56.
of the Cultural Centres in the commune of Frumosu
Rehabilitation /modernization of the cultural centre in the village of
57.
Rotopănești, the commune of Horodniceni
Rehabilitation and modernization of the cultural centre in the commune of
58.
Iacobeni
Dorna Cândrenilor Board of
Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Rehabilitation
60.
the culture house in Liteni
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Idem
Rehabilitation
59.
of Rotunda cultural centre, the city of Liteni
Rehabilitation, modernization and equipping of the cultural institution in
61.
Resuming of works at the cultural centre in the commune of Mitocu
62.
Dragomirnei
Rehabilitation and modernization of the cultural centre in the commune of
63.
Ostra
Construction
64.
of Păltinoasa cultural centre
Cultural
65.
centre in the commune of Pojorâta
Modernization
66.
of the municipal library in the commune of Rădășeni
Modernization
67.
of 2 cultural centres in the commune of Rădășeni
Construction
68.
of Pocoleni cultural centre, the commune of Rădășeni
Establishment of a cultural center for continuous education, in the
69.
Support for cultural, sports and religious activities in the local community,
70.
the commune of Șerbăuți
Governmental funds
Idem
Governmental funds
Governmental funds
Governmental funds
Governmental funds
Governmental funds
Fonduri de tip FEADR, Local
budget, Governmental funds
Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
9.2.
Enhancement of
the cultural,
historical and
natural heritage
Rehabilitation
71.
of the cultural centre in the commune of Straja
Establishment
72.
of a swimming pool in the commune of Sucevița
Rehabilitation of the Cultural centre in the village of Reuseni, the
73.
commune of Udeşti
Rehabilitation and modernization of Ciumuleşti cultural centre, the
74.
Construction of a cultural centre in the locality of Bursuceni, the commune
75.
of Verești
Construction
76.
of a cultural centre in the commune of Vulturești
Rehabilitation
77.
of Cetatea de Scaun and of its protection zone
Preservation and enhancement of Bukovina Cultural Heritage in
78.
The wooden architectural heritage of Bukovina – European tourist heritage
79.
component *
A 80.
heritage building – the museum for the third millennium *
Bukovina, heritage for future. Evidence, conservation and sustainable use
81.
of the movable cultural heritage
Religious
82.
Tourism in Suceava County
“Ştefan
83.
cel Mare” Medieval Art Festival
Preserving and promoting traditions and folk customs in the commune of
84.
Sucevița
"Baia
85. – History pages" Festival
Rehabilitation
86.
of the “Wood Art” Museum in Câmpulung Moldovenesc
Construction of the National Museum of dyed eggs, the commune of
87.
Ciocănești
The organization of the annual event “The village day” in rural celebration,
88.
the commune of Cornu Luncii
Rehabilitation of the eighteenth century fortifications in the town of Gura
89.
Humorului
N.90.
Beldiceanu Museum in the commune of Preutești
Rehabilitation
91.
of the Hebrew temple building in Rădăuți Municipality
Rehabilitation
92.
of the historic center in Rădăuți Municipality
Reconstruction
93.
of the burned church in Satu Mare
Rehabilitation
94.
of the historic monuments in the city of Siret
Suceviţa,
95.
tradition and history in tourism
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Idem
Idem
Idem
Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Supervisors
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
DEVELOPMENT DIRECTION 10. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Sub-direction of
development
No.
Project
Promoting Ukrainian folklore in Suceava County and the Romanian folklore in
1.
Chernivtsi region
Flokloric monography of the Ukrainian in Suceava County and the Romanian
2.
flokloric monography in Chernivtsi region
Communal
3.
traditional heritage
Libraries
4.
– open doors to knowledge
“Wood Road”, partnership between the Suceava County Council and the Board of
5.
Supervisors of Câmpulung Moldovenesc Municipality
“Center for the support Bukovina traditions”, partnership between the Board of
6.
Supervisors of Suceava Municipality and Suceava County Council
10.1 International
relations and partnership
development
Cross-border tourist information network for Suceava and Botosani Counties and
7.
Chernivtsi region
“Prutul
8.
de Sus” Euro-region Investment Fair
Cross-border
9.
cultural tourism
Conservation and capitalization of the wooden architectural heritage of Bukovina –
10.
part of European Heritage
Bukovina
11.
– cross-border rural tourism
On12.
Bukovina roads
On-line
13.
and mobile network for emergency situations
“Rural tourism – a viable alternative for socio-economic development in northern
Romania”, partnership between the County Employment Agency of Maramures, in
14.
partnership with CEA Suceava, Maramures County Council and Suceava County
Council
The road to co-operation – Modernization of communal road DC7A and local roads,
15.
in the locality of Valea Poienii the city of Dolhasca
Preserving traditions of the cross-border area by promoting people-to-people actions,
16.
the city of Dolhasca
The development of the partnership between Romania (Panaci) and Italy (Civita
D¢Antino),
17.
through the participation and collabouration with national and European
thematic networks
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Founder
Funding sources
ENPI type funds,
County budget
Idem
Idem
Idem
FEDR type funds,
County budget,
Local budget
Idem
ENPI type funds,
County budget
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Idem
Suceava County Council, CEA
Suceava
FSE type funds,
County budget
ENPI or FEDR type
funds, Local budget
Idem
FEDR type funds,
Local budget
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT
Economic and Social Development Strategy of Suceava County 2011 - 2020 was subject to environmental
assessment procedure for plans and programs, according to HG no. 1076 of 8 July 2004 on the establishment
procedure of environmental assessment for plans and programs. In this context, the Environment Strategy report was
developed , which was undergone to a public consultation and to the attention of the Regional Environmental
Protection Agency Bacau, an institution which issued the Environmental Permit no. 37 of 14.10.2011.
We present the following the recommendations of the Environmental Report, the full text which is available
to
further consultations on the General Directorate of Development, strategies and programs of the Suceava
County Council.
Conclusions and recommendations of the Environmental Report
Development Strategy of Suceava County 2011 - 2020:
regarding the Economic and Social
The implementation of the Economic and Social Development Strategy of Suceava County proves to be
necessary to ensure an integrated vision for sustainable development of the county, the potential negative effects
could be prevented both by their monitoring program, but also by considering the recommendations provided in the
environmental report issued from the environment assessment.
Following the environment assessment of the County Strategies there were no adverse effects on the
environment and human health thus the recommendations of the environmental assessors are:
Recommended framework for environmental water component:
Achieving the measures imposed by the Treaty of Accession - Chapter 22 Environment for water
environmental factor, namely accomplishment of the drinking water supply and sewerage for all localities with
more than 2,000 l.e;
Expansion and modernization of existing water supply;
The Achievement of the imposed measures through conformity plans / action and programs for conformity
for economic agents local public authorities that own them;
Elimination of all uncontrolled discharges of wastewater issued from economic operators and private
households (particularly in rural areas);
Elimination of absorbing wells from households and establish waterproof platforms in conformity with the
storage of manure from animals);
Establishment action plans against pollution with nitrates for vulnerable areas
Achievement of sewerage systems - waste water purifying in areas where there is a centralized water
supply system;
Closure of wells in rural areas where water quality is not proper and represents a threat to human health;
Fencing the perimeters of severe protection for sources of water supplies and marking the hydrogeology
perimeter;
Elimination of waste depositories on the banks of surface waters;
Develop water management works in flood prone areas;
Execution of works for torrent planning.
Recommended framework for environmental air component:
the accomplishment of the measures from the action plans for the environment air factor of the IPPC units
and of large combustion plants including of bird and animal farms within the deadlines imposed as well as through
the Treaty of Accession Chapter 22 environment;
achievement of measures imposed by air quality management program in Suceava municipality to
suspended particulate indicator PM10;
Air quality management in accordance the legislation in force;
Modernization and rehabilitation of existing roads, especially in the rural area to reduce dust emissions;
Development of bicycle lane;
Development of beltways to reduce traffic and avoid heavy traffic in cities and municipalities;
Closure and ecological reconstruction of the urban and municipal waste deposits which are not complying
with biogas recovery;
Development of thermal insulation for dwellings;
Provide heat for dwellings, public institutions using renewable energy resources;
The development of energy production from renewable resources;
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Establish the Registry for green spaces for all cities, municipalities and localities from the county;
Development of green spaces in towns, shelterbelt, arrangement of squares between dwellings blocks with
vegetation;
Fencing industrial areas, water purification stations, waste storage (which will be built or those irregular
which were closed or will be closed) with shelter belt of protection;
Developing of properly designed platforms for manure storage from birds and animals.
Recommended framework for environmental soil component and management waste:
Improving waste management system through the measures proposed through the project: integrated waste
management system in Suceava County will lead to level increase of sanitation level of Suceava County;
Achievement of the proposed investments through the county Master Plan on waste;
Finding alternative solutions for waste disposal with energy production;
Ecologization of the irregular waste deposits;
Compliance with the dates imposed by Chapter 22 Environment of the Treaty for Accession - waste
section;
Implementation of local economic instruments whose application has to stimulate recycling and reuse of
waste;
Investigation of potentially contaminated soils and their ecological reconstruction;
Assure security and greening of tailing pond and of industrial deposits according to the ceasing schedule
and closing them;
Achievement in rural areas of properly designed platforms for manure storage from animals and if this
possibility does not exist, it will be required that all animal shelters from households to have proper designed
platforms for manure deposit.
Implementing the Code provisions of the best agricultural practices;
Implementation of the concept ecological agriculture and its practice;
Eliminate irregular waste deposits;
Application of tehnical, hydroameliorative, pedoameliorative and agroameliorative procedures for a radical
and sustainable improvement of the unproductive or low productive soils by eliminating the factors that limit the
fertility of the soils;
Conduct pedological and agrochemical studies on soils which have been or will be fertilized with dejection
from poultry and animals
Recommended framework for forests, natural and protected areas waste:
To protect the natural areas the following are proposed:
Completion and approval of management plans in compliance with their provisions;
Regarding new projects that are build or are expected to be build in or near protected natural areas, proper
evaluation studies are to be made in order to determine the exact conditions for their achievement;
Additional protection measures are taken in order to protect the flora and fauna for the existing activities in
the interior or near the protected areas;
Regarding the forest:
Ensuring the integrity of national forest fund, under and in compliance with the situation resulted from
changes of the forest ownership pattern;
Ecological reconstruction of structural deteriorated forests by natural and antropic factors.
Maintainance of the anual wood harvest volume considering the level of forest possiblities;
Preservation of the biodiversity and ensure stability, of the health and polyfunctioning of forests;
Regarding green spaces:
All localities will establish Green spaces Registers and additional green spaces will be designed in order to
reach the target of 26 mp green space / local capita in 2013;
It is proposed that protection curtains are to be developed around the industrial units, the water purifiation
systems, around the proper and improper waste deposits which are going to be rehabilitated.
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LIST OF ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS
ADR
Regional Development Agency (Romanian: Agenţia de Dezvoltare Regională)
AJOFM
County Agency for Employment (Romanian: Agenția Județeană pentru Ocuparea Forței de
Muncă)
Management Authority (Romanian: Autoritatea de Management)
National Authority of Regulatory Services of Public Utilities (Romanian: Autoritatea Națională de
Reglementare a Serviciilor Comunitare de Utilitate Publică)
Environmental Protection Agency (Romanian: Agenția pentru protecția mediului)
Romanian Agency for Quality Assurance in Higher Education (Romanian: Agenţia Română de
Asigurare a Calităţii în Învăţământul Superior)
Romanian Agency for Sustainable Development of Industrial Zones (Romanian: Agenția Română
pentru Dezvoltarea Durabilă a Zonelor Industriale)
Environmental Protection Agency Regional (Romanian: Agenția Regională pentru Protecția
Mediului)
Technical Assistance (Romanian: Asistență Tehnică)
Anaesthesia and Intensive Care (Romanian: Anestezie și Terapie Intensivă)
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (Romanian:Banca Europeană pentru
Reconstrucţie şi Dezvoltare)
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (Romanian: Bronhopneumopatia obstructiva cronica)
Research & Development (Romanian: Cercetare & Dezvoltare)
Rev. 1 classification activities of the national economy, revised edition in 2002 (Romanian:
Clasificarea activităților din economia națională, ediție revizuită în 2002)
Rev. 2 classification activities of the national economy , revised edition in 2008 (Romanian:
Clasificarea activităților din economia națională, ediție revizuită în 2008)
Cross Border Cooperation (Romanian: Cooperare Transfrontalieră)
Increase of Economic Competitiveness (Romanian: Creșterea Competitivității Economice)
Research, Development and Innovation (Romanian: Cercetare, Dezvoltare, Inovare)
The European Commission (Romanian: Comisia Europeană)
Countries in Central and Eastern Europe (Romanian: Ţările din Centrul şi Estul Europei)
Program of CE, regional academic mobility program that takes place in Central and Eastern
Europe (Central European Exchange Program for University Studies) (Romanian: Program al CE,
Programul regional de mobilităţi academice care se derulează în Europa Centrală şi de Est
(Central European Exchange Program for University Studies)
Economic and Social Cohesion(Romanian: Coeziune Economică şi Socială)
County Council (Romanian: Consiliu Județean)
Local Council(Romanian: Consiliu Local)
Maximum Allowable Concentration(Romanian: Concentrația Maxim Admisibilă)
National Council for Scientific Research in Higher Education (Romanian: Consiliul Naţional al
Cercetării Ştiinţifice din Învăţământul Superior)
National Prognosis Commission (Romanian: Comisia Națională de Prognoză)
National Strategic Reference (Romanian: Cadrul Naţional Strategic de Referinţă)
Neuropsychiatric Rehabilitation and Recovery Centre (Romanian: Centrul de Recuperare și
Reabilitare Neuropsihiatrică)
Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (Romanian: Direcția pentru Agricultură și
Dezvoltare Rurală)
Packaging Waste (Romanian: Deșeuri din ambalaje)
Communal Road (Romanian: Drum Comunal)
Administrative Capacity Development (Romanian: Dezvoltarea Capacității Administrative)
Framework Implementation Document (Romanian: Document Cadru de Implementare)
Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment (Romanian: Deşeuri provenite de la
echipamentele electrice şi electronice)
General Directorate for Social Assistance and Child Protection (Romanian: Direcția Generală de
Asistență Socială și Protecția Copilului)
General Directorate of Public Finance (Romanian: Direcția generală a Finanțelor Publice)
County Road (Romanian: Drum Județean)
County Statistics Department (Romanian: Direcția Județeană de Statistică)
National Road (Romanian: Drum Național)
Human Resource Development (Romanian: Dezvoltarea Resurselor Umane)
AM
ANRSCUP
APM
ARACIS
ARDDZI
ARPM
AT
ATI
BERD
BPOC
C&D
CAEN REV 1
CAEN REV 2
CBC
CCE
CDI
CE
CEE
CEEPUS
CES
CJ
CL
CMA
CNCIS
CNP
CNSR
CRRN
DADR
DA
DC
DCA
DCI
DEEE
DGASPC
DGFP
DJ
DJS
DN
DRU
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DSP
ECDL
EMEP
EQUAL
ERASMUS
EUR
FC
FEADR
FEDR
FEGA
FEP
FS
FSE
GAL
GRUNTDVIG
HG
ICPA
IEVP (ENPI)
IMM
INS
INTERREG
IPA
ISJ
ISPA
ISU
JEAN
MONNET
l.e.)
LEADER
Directorate of Public Health (Romanian: Direcția de Sănătate Publică)
European Computer Driving Licence (European Computer Driving Licence) (Romanian: Permisul
european de conducere a computerului (European Computer Driving Licence)
The EMEP European Monitoring and Evaluation of environmental factors (European Monitoring
and Evaluation Programme) (Romanian: Programul European de Monitorizare și Evaluare a
factorilor de mediu (European Monitoring and Evaluation Programme)
Programme of the CE on equal opportunities in the labor market (Romanian: Program al CE
privind egalitatea de șanse pe piața muncii)
Programme of the CE, European Community Action Scheme for Mobility of University Students
(European Community Action Scheme for the Mobility of University Students) (Romanian:
Program al CE, Schema Comunității Europene de Acțiune pentru Mobilitatea Studenților
(EuRopean Community Action Scheme for the Mobility of University Students)
Euro (Romanian: EURO)
Cohesion Fund (Romanian: Fondul de coeziune)
European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development (Romanian: Fondul European Agricol pentru
Dezvolpare Rurală)
European Regional Development Fund (Romanian: Fondul European pentru Dezvoltare
Regională)
European Agricultural Guarantee Fund The European Agricultural Guidance and Guarantee Fund
(Romanian: Fondul European de Garantare Agricolă)
European Fisheries Fund (Romanian: Fondul European pentru Pescuit)
Structural Funds (Romanian: Fonduri Structurale)
European Social Fund (Romanian: Fondul Social European)
Local Action Group (Romanian: Grup de Acțiune Locală)
CE Programme on adult education and other educational pathways (Romanian: Program al CE,
privind educația adulților și alte trasee educaționale)
Government Decision (Romanian: Hotărâre de Guvern)
Institute of Pedology and Agrochemistry (Romanian: Institutul de Cercetări pentru Pedologie și
Agrochimie)
European Neighbourhood and Partnership Instrument (Romanian: Instrumentul European de
Vecinătate şi Parteneriat
Small and Medium Enterprises (Romanian: Întreprinderi Mici şi Mijlocii)
National Institute for Statistics (Romanian: Institutul Naţional pentru Statistică)
Interregional cooperation program of the CE (Romanian: Program al CE de cooperare
interregională)
Instrument for Assistance Pre-Accession (Romanian: Instrumentul de Asistenţă pentru Preaderare)
County School Inspectorate (Romanian: Inspectoratul Școlar Județean)
Instrument for Structural Pre-Accession (Romanian: Instrumentul Structural de Preaderare)
Inspectorate for Emergency Situations (Romanian: Inspectoratul pentru Situații de Urgență )
Programme on lifelong learning with the aim of stimulating learning, research and reflection in
European integration studies(Romanian: Program al CE privind învățarea pe tot parcursul vieții
având drept scop stimularea învățarii, cercetării și reflecției în domeniul studiiloor de integrare
europeană)
equivalent inhabitants (locuitori echivalenți abbr.
Links between Actions for the Development of Rural Economy ("Liaison Entre Actions de
Développement de l'Rural Economy") (Romanian: Axa 4 a PNDR, Legături între Acţiunile de
Dezvoltare a Economiei Rurale („Liaison Entre Actions de Développement de l'Économie
Rurale”)
LEONARDO
DA VINCI
MApN
CE Programme on lifelong learning (Romanian: Program al CE privind învățarea pe tot parcursul
vieții)
Ministry of National Defense (Romanian: Ministerul Apărării Naționale)
MECTS
Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports (Romanian: Ministerul Educaţiei, Cercetării, Tineretului
şi Sportului)
Nomenclature of Territorial Statistical Units (Romanian: Nomenclatorul Unităţilor Statistice
Teritoriale)
Office of Pedological Studies and Agrochemical (Romanian: Oficiul de Studii Pedologice și
Agrochimice)
Intermediate Body (Romanian: Organism Intermediar)
NUTS
OSPA
OI
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ONG
ORC
OUG
PAC
PAPI
PATJ
PATN
PC
PCP
PDR
PIB
PIBR
PLAOIS
PND
PNDI
PNDR
PO
POR
POS
PRAI
PRAT
PUG
PUZ
SA
SAPARD
SC
SGA
SMURD
SRL
SWOT
SWOT
TI
TIC
UAT
UE
UNESCO
URBAN
Non-Governmental Organization NGO (Romanian: Organizaţie Non-Guvernamentală)
Trade Register (Romanian: Oficiul Registrului Comerțului)
Emergency Ordinance (Romanian: Ordonanță de Urgență)
Common Agricultural Policy (Romanian: Politica Agricolă Comună)
Point of Public Access to Information (Romanian: Punct de Acces Public la Informație)
County Territorial Planning (Romanian: Plan de Amenajare a Teritoriului Județean)
National Territorial Planning (Romanian: Planul de Amenjare a Teritoriului Național)
PC (Personal Computer) (Romanian: Calculator)
Common Fisheries Policy (Romanian: Politica Comună de Pescuit)
Regional Development Plan (Romanian: Planul de Dezvoltare Regională)
Gross Domestic Product – GDP (Romanian: Produsul Intern Brut)
Regional Gross Domestic Product (Romanian: Produsul Intern Brut Regional)
Local Action Plan for Employment and Social Inclusion (Romanian: Planul Local de Acțiune
pentru Ocuparea Forței de Muncă şi Incluziune Socială)
National Development Plan (Romanian: Planul Naţional de Dezvoltare)
National Programme for Infrastructure Development (Romanian: Programul Național de
Dezvoltare a Infrastructurii)
National Rural Development Plan (Romanian: Planul Naţional de Dezvoltare Rurală)
Operational Programme (Romanian: Programul Operaţional)
Regional Operational Programme (Romanian: Programul Operaţional Regional)
Sectoral Operational Program (Romanian: Programul Operaţional Sectorial)
Regional Plan of Action for the Development of Vocational and Technical Education (Romanian:
Planul Regional de Acţiune pentru Dezvoltarea Învăţământului Profesional şi Tehnic)
Regional Plan of Action for Tourism (Romanian: Planul Regional de Acţiune pentru Turism)
General Urban Plan (Romanian: Plan Urbanistic General)
Urban Area Plan (Romanian: Plan Urbanistic Zonal)
Joint Stock Company (Romanian: Societate pe Acțiuni)
Special Accession Program for Agriculture and Rural Development (Romanian: Programul
Special de Aderare pentru Agricultură şi Dezvoltare Rurală)
Trading Company (Romanian: Societate comercială)
Service Water Management (Romanian: Serviciul de Gospodărire a Apelor)
Emergency Mobile Service for Resuscitation and Extrication (Romanian: Serviciu Mobil de
Urgenţă, Reanimare şi Descarcerare)
Limited Liability Company (Romanian: Societate cu răspundere limitată)
Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats (Romanian: Puncte tari, puncte slabe,
oportunităţi şi ameninţări)
Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats (Romanian: Puncte tari, puncte slabe,
oportunităţi şi ameninţări)
Intensive Care (Romanian: Terapie Intensivă)
Information and Communications Technologies (Romanian: Tehnologii Informaţionale şi
Comunicaţii)
Administrative Territorial Units (Romanian: Unități Administrativ-Teritoriale)
European Union (Romanian: Uniunea Europeană)
UNITED NATIONS EDUCATION, SCIENCE AND CULTURE ORGANIZATION (Romanian:
Organizaţia Naţiunilor Unite pentru Educaţie, Ştiinţă şi Cultură)
Program on Urban Development (Romanian: Program al CE privind dezvoltarea urbană)
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REFERENCES
Strategic documents at European, national, regional and local levels:
- European Commission, DG Agriculture and Rural Development - The Rural Development Policy 2007 2013, Factsheet, Brussels, 2007
- Strategic Guidelines for Cohesion 2007-2013
- Economic growth Strategy of the European Union - Europe 2020
- Sustainable Development Strategy of the European Union
- Lisbon Strategy
- National Development Plan 2007 - 2013
- National Territorial Planning Plan
- National Development Plan 2007-2013
- The National Rural Development Programme 2007-2013
- Sectoral Operational Programmes: Human Resources Development, Environment, Economic
Competitiveness Enhancement, Administrative Capacity Development, Transportation
- Cross-border Cooperation Programme with the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine
- National Programme for Rural Development 2007-2013
- Interregional Operational Programme
- Regional Operational Programme
- Transnational Operational Programme (Romanian: SEE)
- Regional Development Plan of the Northeast Region, 2007 - 2013
- Territory Arrangement Plan of the County Suceava
- Waste Management Plan for Suceava County
- Regional Action Plan for the Development of Vocational and Technical Education North East 2007 - 2013
- Regional Action Plan for North East Tourism 2008-2013
- Local Action Plan for Environment of Suceava County 2008- 2012
- Local Action Plan for Employment and Social Inclusion of Suceava County, 2011
- Report on the state of the environment in Suceava County in 2009
- Report on the state of the environment in Suceava County in 2010
Statistical documents at national, regional and local levels:
- Suceava County Statistical Yearbook, 2010
- Suceava County Tourist Breviary, 2010
- National Commission for Prognosis, the projection of the main socio - economic indicators - territorial
profile, 2014, March 2011
Data provided by the following organizations and public institutions:
- County Agency for Employment
- Environmental Protection Agency of Suceava
- County Commissioner for Consumer Protection Suceava
- Suceava Regional Commissioner of Environment Guard
- National Commission for Prognosis
- Local councils of the county
- Suceava County Council
- Directorate of Public Health of Suceava County
- General Directorate of Public Finance of Suceava
- General Directorate of Social Assistance and Child Protection of Suceava
- Agriculture and Rural Development Directorate Suceava
- Inspectorate for emergency situations "Bucovina" Suceava County
- Suceava County School Inspectorate
- Suceava County Prefect Institution
- National Institute of Statistics
- Suceava Trade Register
- Suceava Water Management System
- Territorial Structure for Special Problems, Suceava County - National Administration of State
Reserves and special problems.
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ANNEXES
ANNEX A1
SUCEAVA COUNTY LOCALITIES
Note: Municiplities = 5, Cities = 11, Communes = 98
No.
crt.
0
1
2
Locality
1
3
Suceava
Câmpulung
Moldovenesc
Fălticeni
4
5
Rădăuţi
Vatra Dornei
6
Broşteni
7
8
Cajvana
Dolhasca
9
10
11
12
13
Frasin
Gura Humorului
Liteni
Milişăuţi
Salcea
14
15
16
Siret
Solca
Vicovu de Sus
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
Adâncata
Arbore
Baia
Bălăceana
Bălcăuţi
Berchişeşti
Bilca
Bogdăneşti
Boroaia
Bosanci
Botoşana
Breaza
Brodina
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
Buneşti
Burla
Cacica
Calafindeşti
Capu Câmpului
Ciocăneşti
Ciprian
Porumbescu
Cîrlibaba
Comăneşti
Components
Villages which belong to the city (commune)
Localities
2
3
MUNICIPALITIES
Şoldăneşti, Ţarna
Mare
Argestru, Roşu,
Todireni
Broşteni, Hăleasa,
Lungeni, Neagra
Frasin, Bucşoaia
Voroneţ
CITIES
Cotârgaşi, Dârmoxa, Frasin, Holda, Holdiţa, Petroasa
Codru
Budeni, Gulia, Poaia, Poienari, Probota, Siliştea Nouă, Valea
Poienei
Doroteia, Plutoniţa
Corni, Roşcani, Rotunda, Siliştea, Vercicani
Gara, Lunca
Prelipca
Milişăuţi, Bădeuţi
Salcea, Mereni,
Plopeni, Văratec
Mănăstioara, Pădureni
Vicovu de Sus,
Bivolăria
COMMUNES
37
38
Adâncata, Călugăreni, Feteşti
Arbore, Bodnăreni, Clit
Baia, Bogata
Bălăceana
Bălcăuţi, Gropeni, Negostina
Berchişeşti, Corlata
Bilca
Bogdăneşti
Boroaia, Bărăşti, Giuleşti, Moişa, Săcuţa
Bosanci, Cumpărătura
Botoşana
Breaza, Breaza de Sus, Pîrîu Negrei
Brodina, Brodina de Jos, Cununschi, Dubiusca, Ehreşte,
Falcău, Norocu, Paltin, Sadău, Zalomestra
Buneşti, Petia, Podeni, Şes, Unceşti
Burla
Cacica, Maidan, Pârteştii de Sus, Runcu, Soloneţu Nou
Calafindeşti, Botoşăniţa Mare
Capu Câmpului
Ciocăneşti, Botoş
Ciprian Porumbescu
Cîrlibaba, Cîrlibaba Nouă, Iedu, Şesuri, Ţibău, Valea Stînei
Comăneşti, Humoreni
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39
Cornu Luncii
40
41
42
Coşna
Crucea
Dărmăneşti
43
44
Dolheşti
Dorna Arini
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
Dorna Candrenilor
Dorneşti
Drăgoieşti
Drăguşeni
Dumbrăveni
Fântâna Mare
Fîntînele
Forăşti
53
54
55
56
Frătăuţii Noi
Frătăuţii Vechi
Frumosu
Fundu Moldovei
57
58
59
Gălăneşti
Grămeşti
Grăniceşti
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
74
Hănţeşti
Hârtop
Horodnic de Jos
Horodnic de Sus
Horodniceni
Iacobeni
Iaslovăţ
Ilişeşti
Ipoteşti
Izvoarele Sucevei
Marginea
Mălini
Mănăstirea
humorului
Mitocu
Dragomirnei
Moara
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
Moldova Suliţa
Moldoviţa
Muşeniţa
Ostra
Panaci
Păltinoasa
Pătrăuţi
Pîrteştii de Jos
Poiana Stampei
84
85
86
87
88
89
Poieni Solca
Pojorâta
Preuteşti
Putna
Rădăşeni
Rîşca
73
Cornu Luncii, Băişeşti, Brăieşti, Dumbrava, Păiseni, Sasca
Mare, Sasca Mică, Sasca Nouă, Şinca
Coşna, Podu Coşnei, Valea Bancului, Teşna, Româneşti
Crucea, Chiril, Cojoci, Satu Mare
Dărmăneşti, Dănila, Călineşti, Călineşti Vasilache, Măriţei,
Măriţeia Mică
Dolheşti, Dolheştii Mari, Dolheştii Mici, Valea Bourei
Dorna Arini, Cozăneşti, Gheorghiţeni, Ortoaia, Rusca,
Sunători.
Dorna Candrenilor, Dealu Floreni, Poiana Negrii
Dorneşti, Iaz
Drăgoieşti, Măzănăieşti, Lucăceşti
Drăguşeni, Broşteni, Gara Leu
Dumbrăveni, Sălăgeni
Fântâna Mare, Cotu Băii, Spătăreşti, Praxia
Fîntînele, Băneşti, Cotu Dobei, Slobozia, Stamate
Forăşti, Antoceni, Boura, Manolea, Oniceni, Roşiori, Ruşi,
Toleşti, Uideşti
Frătăuţii Noi, Costişa
Frătăuţii Vechi, Măneuţi
Frumosu, Deia, Dragoşa
Fundu Moldovei, Botuşel, Botuş, Braniştea, Colacu, Delniţa,
Deluţ, Obcina, Plai, Smida Ungurenilor
Gălăneşti, Hurjuieni
Grămeşti, Bălineşti, Botoşăniţa Mică, Rudeşti, Verbia
Grăniceşti, Dumbrava, Gura Solcii, Iacobeşti, Româneşti,
Slobozia Sucevei
Hănţeşti, Bereşti, Arţari
Hârtop
Horodnic de Jos
Horodnic de Sus
Horodniceni, Boteşti, Brădăţel, Mihăieşti, Rotopăneşti
Iacobeni, Mestecăniş
Iaslovăţ
Ilişeşti, Braşca
Ipoteşti, Lisaura, Tişăuţi
Izvoarele Sucevei, Bobeica, Brodina
Marginea
Mălini, Iesle, Pîraie, Poiana Mărului, Văleni-Stînişoara
Mănăstirea Humorului, Pleşa, Poiana Micului
Mitocu dragomirnei, Dragomirna, Lipoveni, Mitocaşi
Moara, Moara Nică, Bulai, Frumoasa, Groapa Vlădichi,
Liteni, Moara Carp, Vornicenii Mari, Vornicenii Mici
Moldova-Suliţa, Benia
Moldoviţa, Argel, Demacuşa, Raşca
Muşeniţa, Baineţ, Bănceşti, Climăuţi, Văşcăuţi, Vicşani
Ostra, Tărnicioara
Panaci, Catrinari, Coverca, Drăgoiasa, Glodu, Păltiniş
Păltinoasa, Capu Codrului
Pătrăuţi
Pîrteştii de Jos, Deleni, Varvata, Vîrfu Dealului
Poiana Stampei, Căsoi, Dornişoara, Pilugani, Prăleni, Tătaru,
Teşna
Poieni Solca
Pojorîta, Valea Putnei
Preuteşti, Arghira, Basarabi, Bahna Arin, Huşi, Leucuşeşti
Putna, Gura Putnei
Rădăşeni, Lămăşeni, Pocoleni
Răşca, Buda, Dumbrăveni, Jahalia, Slătioara
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90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
Sadova
Satu Mare
Siminicea
Slatina
Straja
Stroieşti
Stulpicani
Suceviţa
Şaru Dornei
99
100
101
102
Şcheia
Şerbăuţi
Todireşti
Udeşti
103
104
Ulma
Vadu Moldovei
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
Valea Moldovei
Vama
Vatra Moldoviţei
Vereşti
Vicovu de Jos
Voitinel
Volovăţ
Vultureşti
113
Zamostea
114
Zvoriştea
Sadova
Satu Mare, Ţibeni
Siminicea, Grigoreşti
Slatina, Găineşti, Herla
Straja
Stroioeşti, Vîlcelele, Zahareşti
Stulpicani, Gemenea, Negrileasa, Slătioara, Vadu Negrilesei
Suceviţa, Voivodeasa
Şaru Dornei, Neagra Şarului, Gura Haiti, Plaiu Şarului,
Sărişor, Sărişoru Mare, Şaru Bucovinei
Şcheia, Florinta, Mihoveni, Sfîntu Ilie, Trei Movile
Şerbăuţi, Călineşti
Todireşti, Costâna, Părhăuţi, Sîrghieşti, Soloneţ
Udeşti, Chilişeni, Luncuşoara, Mănăstioara, Plăvălari,
Poieni-Suceava, Racova, Răuseni, Rusii – Mănăstioara,
Securiceni, Ştirbăţ
Ulma, Costileva, Lupcina, Măgura, Nisipitu
Vadu Moldovei, Cămîrzani, Ciumuleşti, Dumbrăviţa,
Ioneasa, Mesteceni, Movileni, Nigoteşti
Valea Moldovei, Mironu
Vama, Molid, Prisaca Dornei, Strîmtura
Vatra Moldoviţei, Ciumîrna, Paltinu
Vereşti, Bursuceni, Corocăieşti, Hancea
Vicovu de Jos
Voitinel
Volovăţ
Vultureşti, Pleşeşti, Giurgeşti, Hreaţca, Jacota, Mereşti, Osoi,
Valea Glodului
Zamostea, Badragi, Ciomîrtan, Cojocăreni, Corpaci, Lunca,
Nicani, Răuţeni, Tăuteşti
Zvoriştea, Buda, Dealu, Poiana, Slobozia, Stînca, Stîncuţa,
Şerbăneşti
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ANNEX A2
TOURIST MAP OF SUCEAVA COUNTY
Source: Suceava County Culture and Natural Heritage Department
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ANNEX A3
LIST OF LOCALITIES BY POPULATION, SURFACE
AND DENSITY in SUCEAVA COUNTY
Locality
SUCEAVA MUNICIPALITY
FĂLTICENI MUNICIPALITY
RĂDĂUŢI MUNICIPALITY
CÂMPULUNG MOLDOVENESC MUNICIPALITY
VATRA DORNEI MUNICIPALITY
GURA HUMORULUI CITY
VICOVU DE SUS CITY
DOLHASCA CITY
MARGINEA
LITENI CITY
SALCEA CITY
SIRET CITY
SCHEIA
DUMBRĂVENI
CAJVANA CITY
UDEŞTI
MĂLINI
ARBORE
CORNU LUNCII
VEREŞTI
BAIA
BOSANCI
PREUTEŞTI
FRASIN CITY
BROŞTENI CITY
VICOVU DE JOS
VAMA
STULPICANI
ZVORIŞTEA
DÂRMĂNEŞTI
PĂLTINOASA
TODIREŞTI
FRĂTĂUŢII NOI
STRAJA
IPOTEŞTI
MILIŞĂUŢI CITY
VOLOVĂŢ
RÂŞCA
MOLDOVIŢA
SLATINA
GRANICEŞTI
FÂNTÂNELE
PATRAUTI
FORĂŞTI
HORODNIC DE SUS
FRĂTĂUŢII VECHI
MOARA
BOROAIA
MITOCU DRAGOMIRNEI
VATRA MOLDOVIŢEI
VADU MOLDOVEI
DORNEŞTI
RĂDĂŞENI
SATU MARE
CACICA
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Population
(2009)
106.792
29.743
29.259
19.624
16.559
15.712
14.840
11.348
10.183
10.151
9.900
9.316
9.139
9.053
8.553
7.743
7.382
7.329
7.303
7.265
7.183
7.135
6.690
6.560
6.357
6.270
6.213
6.178
6.158
5.943
5.828
5.811
5.724
5.624
5.618
5.396
5.236
5.227
5.223
5.180
5.000
4.904
4.895
4.890
4.869
4.844
4.788
4.737
4.677
4.589
4.529
4.478
4.371
4.366
4.281
Surface
(ha)
5.211
2.876
3.230
14.155
14.434
6.984
4.242
11.036
7.591
7.232
5.559
4.340
5.830
4.477
2.483
7.621
15.153
6.621
8.401
3.986
3.977
4.957
6.998
8.731
42.440
4.200
13.628
21.670
6.714
5.051
3.670
5.983
5.457
4.505
2.282
3.381
2.230
20.714
24.924
11.958
4.941
4.053
3.773
6.553
5.787
3.589
4.186
7.365
5.285
17.620
5.408
3.234
4.086
2.516
6.755
Density
(loc/kmp)
2.049,36
1.034,18
905,85
138,64
114,72
224,97
349,83
102,83
134,15
140,36
178,09
214,65
156,76
202,21
344,46
101,60
48,72
110,69
86,93
182,26
180,61
143,94
95,60
75,13
14,98
149,29
45,59
28,51
91,72
117,66
158,80
97,13
104,89
124,84
246,19
159,60
234,80
25,23
20,96
43,32
101,19
121,00
129,74
74,62
84,14
134,97
114,38
64,32
88,50
26,04
83,75
138,47
106,98
173,53
63,38
SARU DORNEI
ADÂNCATA
VOITINEL
FUNDU MOLDOVEI
HANŢEŞTI
BOGDANEŞTI
DOLHEŞTI
VALEA MOLDOVEI
IASLOVĂŢ
PUTNA
VULTUREŞTI
BRODINA
MĂNĂSTIREA HUMORULUI
BILCA
HORODNICENI
FRUMOSU
STROIEŞTI
BĂLCĂUŢI
ŞERBAUTI
OSTRA
ZAMOSTEA
POJORÂTA
GRAMEŞTI
SIMINICEA
DORNA CANDRENILOR
DORNA-ARINI
PÂRTESTII DE JOS
BERCHISEŞTI
CALAFINDEŞTI
SUCEVIŢA
ILIŞEŞTI
BUNEŞTI
HÂRTOP
FÂNTÂNA MARE
GĂLĂNEŞTI
SOLCA CITY
DRĂGUŞENI
DRĂGOIEŞTI
HORODNIC DE JOS
CAPU CÂMPULUI
SADOVA
BOTOŞANA
IZVOARELE SUCEVEI
PANACI
POIANA STAMPEI
COMANEŞTI
BURLA
ULMA
CIPRIAN PORUMBESCU
MUŞENIŢA
IACOBENI
CRUCEA
POIENI-SOLCA
MOLDOVA-SULIŢA
CÂRLIBABA
BREAZA
BALACEANA
CIOCĂNEŞTI
COŞNA
4.208
4.174
4.063
4.050
4.009
3.970
3.934
3.837
3.776
3.756
3.705
3.675
3.618
3.606
3.562
3.516
3.404
3.279
3.266
3.234
3.142
3.102
3.054
3.038
2.979
2.972
2.889
2.863
2.823
2.754
2.735
2.727
2.718
2.691
2.650
2.620
2.601
2.528
2.508
2.464
2.442
2.396
2.392
2.257
2.249
2.233
2.232
2.230
2.164
2.109
2.093
2.092
2.081
2.062
1.895
1.673
1.640
1.519
1.495
246
18.014
3.858
2.436
17.579
3.849
2.470
4.157
2.303
1.888
13.370
5.144
19.205
9.708
2.266
5.702
9.962
3.684
3.590
3.421
10.153
4.686
13.770
3.727
3.939
19.236
14.706
5.127
1.665
2.400
8.912
3.306
2.889
1.567
2.581
1.650
4.937
2.903
3.440
2.532
5.417
6.806
1.994
13.270
13.754
18.076
1.754
1.869
5.258
2.850
3.901
6.694
15.130
1.526
9.894
27.148
8.464
2.848
11.057
20.828
23,36
108,19
166,79
23,04
104,16
160,73
94,64
166,61
200,00
28,09
72,03
19,14
37,27
159,14
62,47
35,29
92,40
91,34
95,47
31,85
67,05
22,53
81,94
77,13
15,49
20,21
56,35
171,95
117,63
30,90
82,73
94,39
173,45
104,26
160,61
53,07
89,60
73,49
99,05
45,49
35,88
120,16
18,03
16,41
12,44
127,31
119,42
42,41
75,93
54,06
31,27
13,83
136,37
20,84
6,98
19,77
57,58
13,74
7,18
ANNEX C1
247
ANNEX C2
248
ANNEX C3
249
ANNEX C4
250

economic and social development strategy of suceava county, 2011

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