http://arthra.ugal.ro/handle/20.500.14043/26304 2026-04-19T04:18:32Z http://arthra.ugal.ro/handle/20.500.14043/26336 Realities of the Self-Employment Process in Romania Şarpe, Daniela; Iordăchescu, Mihaela; Stan, Cătălina The present analyse was developed within the framework of Self-Employment project, i.e. “Guidance and counselling for self-employment”, financed under EU Leonardo da Vinci Programme. The aim of this project is to identify the location and the value of guidance and counselling services addressed to people considering self-employment. The project conducted a survey of existing guidance and counselling services in different location addressed to educated and experienced persons who wish to start their own business, how they were assisted and provided necessary guidance. The project partners are from Austria, Poland, Romania and Finland. This complementary partnership represents the background of counselling and guidance, academic and education, research and analysis fields strengthen by small business orientation and experience in self-employment project. They represent environments of different level of national awareness, policies and educational offer. The present paper is based on the findings of the field study, aiming to identify the real needs of the self-employed and of the people considering selfemployment and if supporting services available are suited to their needs. Analele Universitaţii "Dunărea de Jos" din Galaţi 2006-01-01T00:00:00Z http://arthra.ugal.ro/handle/20.500.14043/26335 The Fisheries and Aquaculture Component of Rural Development Zugravu, Adrian Fisheries and aquaculture can provide a key contribution to food security and poverty alleviation. Fisheries and aquaculture policy is an instrument for the conservation and management of fisheries and aquaculture. It was created with the aims of managing a common resource. Fisheries policies and management strategies the world over is in a state of flux, continued attempts to use fisheries as the key to solving a complex web of social and economic issues threaten to overwhelm the basic fact that, if this resources are overfished, they will not sustain either social or development. Articolul face parte din Analele Universitaţii "Dunărea de Jos" din Galaţi 2006-01-01T00:00:00Z http://arthra.ugal.ro/handle/20.500.14043/26334 The Fiscal Dimension of the Environment Policy Susanu, Monica Present for the first time on the European order of business at the beginning of the ‘70s, the concern for the environment gains a distinctive nature as the Rome Club signalled the diminishing of the natural resources and the rapid deterioration of the quality of water, air and soil, of climate in general. Starting with 1972 the community environment policy was created and developed as one of the most important common policies. Although it does not match the funding for the regional or the agricultural policies, the environment policy has become important due to the fact that it has to be approached when conceiving and applying the rest of community policies. The sustainable development strategy, the way it was adopted and (re)confirmed at the international summits in the last two decades (Rio – 1992, Johannesburg – 2002 and the Kyoto protocol), has become the main element of action of the environment policy measures. The preoccupation for nature precedes and accompanies all actions and orientations of social and economic policies because it is motivated by the care for the primordial heritage of the future generations: the planet’s health. The environment policy reflects the interest of the entire society in nature and the numerous green movements, environment organizations and political parties, that display a successful raise on the political arena, express the evolution of mentalities and attitudes as well as the degree of accountability of the governors and the governed towards this vital aspect for the present and the future. Articolul face parte din Analele Universităţii "Dunărea de Jos" din Galaţi 2006-01-01T00:00:00Z http://arthra.ugal.ro/handle/20.500.14043/26333 Thematic Tourist Programme, Essential Element of the Romanian Tourism Promotion Susanu, Irina Olimpia Tourism is the brilliant and efficient combination of the natural elements existing in a geographical space, of the general components of human existence (language, culture, traditions, folklore, hospitality), of the human factor and of the infrastructure. If one of these elements is inefficient, then their combination will be an unfortunate one. What Romanian tourism needs is the infrastructure and efficiency in the exploitation of its rich natural elements. If to all these we add an unhealthy mentality of tourism performers, then we may say we sketched the image of the Romanian tourism. A special natural foundation is an absolutely wonderful thing, but without the rest of the components, without attractive tourist programmes to highlight those natural beauties, and without material basis at European standards, tourism will remain one of the national economy fields insufficiently exploited. Articolul face parte din Analele Universităţii "Dunărea de Jos" din Galaţi 2006-01-01T00:00:00Z