Regional development is a complex process which supports each territory in building its future on the basis of its own territorial capital and, thus, contributing to reducing disparities between different geographical areas.
Regional development policy is a set of planned measures, promoted by local and central public administration authorities, in partnership with different actors (private, public, volunteers) used to ensure dynamic and sustainable economic growth by efficiently using regional and local potential to improve living conditions.
The main areas of interest of regional policies are: enterprise development, labor market, attracting investment, technology transfer, SME sector development, infrastructure improvement, environmental quality, rural development, health, education, culture.
Despite acute problems inherited, the specific county and always insufficient resources, local government capacity has improved steadily. Can identify five major factors that have defeated resistance to change led system and continuous modernization of the administrative act: political will, political competition, public and media pressure, taking over the acquis communautaire and accessing external funding. However, the factor that caused the biggest change in mentality and way of addressing the local government authorities was the opportunity of accessing external funding grants since 2001, so PHARE actually triggered the modernization of the administrative capacity of the county by implementing projects to be presented below. The results are presented and analyzed in a case study which seeks development strategy and coordination of sectoral policies, in accordance with territorial issues.
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05.06.2011.
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