БАЛКАНИТЕ - ЕЗИК, ИСТОРИЯ, КУЛТУРА
ВЕЛИКОТЪРНОВСКИ УНИВЕРСИТЕТ "СВ. СВ. КИРИЛ И МЕТОДИЙ" - УНИВЕРСИТЕТСКО ИЗДАТЕЛСТВО
Всички списания Балканите - език, история, култура (2013) Том 3 Брой 1 Статия 52

Географски поглед върху административно-териториалните промени на областно ниво (по примера на област Велико Търново)


Автори:
Димитър Симеонов

Страници: 559-570

Резюме:


Administrative and territorial division is a major, irrevocable principle of organization and management of each country. Its realization is achieved through a set of regulations and it is part of overall government policy. The main objectives set out in administrative-territorial division of a national territory are directed towards planning, coordination and management of spatial organization of socio-economic and cultural life in the country. It is essential for the administrative-territorial structure that the territorial boundaries of the individual units overlap in highest degree with the actual borders within which the socio-economic processes run. In the new realities and challenges in a country all the administrative and territorial changes acquire new requirements:  as a factor for implementation of transition to a balanced and sustainable development of all the parts of the country;  it is necessary to be functionally linked to the policy of regional development and spatial planning;  to provide relatively equal access of the population to the civil services;  to allocate effectively and fairly the financial resources in the national space.


Ключови думи:

administrative-territorial units, territorial units, regions (rayoni), town councils (kmetstva), settlement formations

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