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Delegation from Romania to visit Agritech 2012 Exhibition
The Israel Export & International Cooperation at Tel Aviv, Commercial Office of Israel Embassy in Bucharest and RGIC Consulting organizes a delegation from Romania to visit Agritech International Exhibition in Tel Aviv, during 15-17 May 2012.
About Expo AgriTech 2012
For details regarding the Programme: bogdan.guta@rgic.ro
The importance of local and regional partnerships for the development of human resources in rural tourism: debate within Neamt regional conference and workshop
Thursday, March 8th, 10 o’clock in Piatra Neamt took place the regional conference and workshop “Importance of partnerships at local and regional level in the sustainable development of rural areas, organized by ANTREC Neamt as partner and SC RGIC CONSULTANTA SRL as beneficiary within the project “Human resource, a valuable investment in the Romanian rural tourism!” ID 36694 co financed by the European Social Fund through the Sectoral Operational Program Human Resources Development 2007-2013.
The conference and workshop are part of the activities for information and promotion of the project whose objective is the development of human resources in the field of rural tourism.
The project, which started in August 2009 will unfold until August this year and aims to realize trainings for 830 people from rural areas in the Regions Nord West, North East , West, South Muntenia and center which were selected from a target group of 2030 people. the trainees are employees and also unemployed or people occupied in subsistence agriculture. The beneficiaries will take part in trainings for the occupations boarding house administrator, cook, maid and waiter.
Within the conference and workshop the Importance of partnerships al local and regional level in the sustainable development of rural areas there were debated strategic partnerships that ANTREC Neamt as regional coordinator could close with city halls, county boards, agencies for employment, tourism agencies, NGOs and other relevant institutions from North East region.
The conference and workshop were attended by representatives of local authorities and nonprofit organizations which activate in North East region and have as main activity rural tourism or the development of human resources, as well as local actors on the rural tourism market: cottage owners and boarding houses in the region.
Mrs. Otilia Manta, project manager, highlighted once again the role of the partnerships concluded during the implementation period of the project and also the regional center for the coordination of services for human resources development in rural area in Neamt County. “The partnerships concluded by ANTREC Neamt with institutions and local actors, public or private, involved in local tourism and in the development of human resources are extremely useful in the implementation of a large project such as ours and are relevant through their number and mostly through the quality of its partners. Efficient communication and collaboration between partners leads to reaching the project objectives and also to long term continuation of the project, because an interregional network is formed, of organizations which have an important role in increasing the quality of professional competences at local and regional level”.
The success of the project relies in the quality of local and regional partnerships
Monday, February 20th at 10 o’clock in the conference room within Andy hotel in Bucharest took place the workshop the Importance of partnerships at local and regional level in the sustainable development of rural areas organized by ANTREC Romania as partner and RGIC CONSULTANTA SRL as beneficiary within the project “Human resource, a valuable investment in the Romanian rural tourism!” ID 36694 co financed by the European Social Fund through the Sectoral Operational Program Human Resources Development 2007-2013.
The workshop was attended by representatives of local authorities, profile association, academic and university environment and nongovernmental organizations that have as main activity the development of human resources. The event was opened by Mrs. Maria Stoian, Ph.D. lecturer, Honor President of ANTREC Romania who highlighted the role the local and regional partnerships have in the implementation of the project and the approach the partner ANTREC Romania has in this activity. Mrs. Otilia Manta, Project manager made an overview of the project followed by a presentation of the role and importance of local partnerships. The Project manager emphasized the two major aspects of these partnerships: they provide, during the implementation of the project, visibility to the project, of the actions which unfold and then, during post implementation period, these partnerships offer continuity to the project, perpetuating the experience gained during the implementation period.
Several partners within the project had a speech: Mr. Stefan Mantea (Director of RGIC Territorial Network) who emphasized the role of education in the promotion of partnerships, Mrs. Maria Visan (President of ANTREC Brasov), Coordinating Expert Center Region, Mrs. Paula Stoicea, National Coordinating Expert (ANTREC Romania), Mrs. Magda Petre, Regional Coordinating Expert 9Cardinal Jobs) Mr. Eduard Morar, Expert on Information and Publicity (Eurolink Consultants) and Mr. Bogdan Guta, Expert on Information and Publicity (RGIC Consultanta).
Among the guest, there were some interesting presentations from: Dr. Ion Andrei, President of the Association for the Quality of Services, Assistant dr. Teodor Isbasescu (USAMV) who spoke about the involvement of the Faculty of Management, Economic Engineering in Agriculture and Rural Development within USAMV Bucharest through the specialization Engineering and Management in Public Nutrition and Agro tourism in the development of human resources from rural tourism. Mrs. Diana Radulescu (AJOFM Dambovita) presented the involvement of AJOFM Dambovita in the development of human resources, tackling unemployment and labor mediation and Lecturer dr. Daniela Stancu (“Dimitrie Cantemir” University) spoke of the actions of the University in the training of human resources in the field of tourism through the existing programs of vocational training.
Mrs. Otilia Manta, Project manager, said: “I will never stop to point out how much the success of the project depends on the quality and amplitude of partnerships at local and regional level. The main local and regional actors contribute to the sustainability and continuity of the project during its unfolding and after the implementation. In this regard, the partnerships concluded by ANTREC Romania with representatives of local authorities, local education institutions, nonprofit organizations and private actors involved directly in the rural tourism activity, contribute to the accomplishment of the project objectives but also to its long term continuity”.
Local and regional partnerships offer good visibility for the project “Human resource, a valuable investment in the Romanian rural tourism!"
Thursday, January 26th 2012 at 10 a.m. at Complex Herestrau in Bucuresti took place the regional conference and workshop The importance of local and regional partnerships in the sustainable development of human resources in rural areas organized by ANTREC Romania as partner and SC RGIC CONSULTANTA SRL as beneficiary within the project “Human resource, a valuable investment in the Romanian rural tourism!" ID 36694 Invest in People! co-financed by the European Social Fund through Sectoral Operational Programme Human Resources Development 2007-2013.
The event was attended by representatives of local authorities, nongovernmental organizations which act in the region and have as main activity the development of human resources, and by representatives of academic institutions and universities. The conference debuted with a presentation by Maria Stoian, honorary president of ANTREC Romania, who stressed out the importance of local partnerships in the development of the project and the role ANTREC Romania plays in this regard.
This presentation of the project was made by Bogdan Guta, communication expert (RGIC Consultanta), followed by speeches from Paula Stoicea, national coordinating expert (ANTREC Romania), Magda Petre, regional coordinating expert (Cardinal Jobs) and Cristina Vicol, communication expert (Euro-Link Consultants). Stefan Mantea, director of the territory network RGIC, stressed out the importance of education in promoting partnerships. Guest speakers were Dragos Raducan, vice-president of Romanian Tourism Employers' Federation, and Felicia Stanciou, professor at the Marketing Faculty, The Economic Studies Academy in Bucharest.
For Ms Otilia Manta, Project manager, the partnerships concluded from the beginning of the project represent a key factor for the success of the project. “The partnerships concluded by ANTREC Romania with the main local and regional actors from both the public and private sectors involved in the rural tourism or human resources development, are extremely useful for an ongoing extensive project such as ours, and are made relevant not only by their amount, but by their quality. Good communication and good collaboration between partners contribute to the fulfillment of the project’s objectives and to its long term sustainability after implementation because an interregional network of institutions is created, contributing at the increase in quality of professional competences"
Regional conference and workshop on the importance of local and regional partnerships for the development of human resources in rural tourism
Thursday, January 26th 2012 at 10 a.m. at Complex Herestrau in Bucuresti will take place the regional conference and workshop The importance of local and regional partnerships in the sustainable development of human resources in rural areas organized by ANTREC Romania as partner and SC RGIC CONSULTANTA SRL as beneficiary within the project “Human resource, a valuable investment in the Romanian rural tourism!" ID 36694 Invest in People! co-financed by the European Social Fund through Sectoral Operational Programme Human Resources Development 2007-2013.
The conference followed by a workshop is part of a series of activities organized within the project, whose main objective is the development of human resources in the field of rural tourism. The project, which started in August 2009 and runs until august 2012, aims to realize training programmes for 830 people from rural areas in the regions North-West, North-East, West, South-Muntenia and Center, that have been selected from a target group of 2030 people.
The trainees are employees from rural tourism, as well as unemployed people or people engaged in subsistence agriculture, in order to increase efficiency of employment process in non agricultural occupations. The beneficiaries will attend courses for occupations such as guest house manager, maid, cook and waiter.
The conference and workshop will be attended by representatives of local authorities and nongovernmental organizations which act in the region South-Muntenia and have as main activity the development of human resources, and local actors on the market of rural tourism: guest house and cottage owners.
The conference and workshop The importance of local and regional partnerships in the sustainable development of human resources in rural will debate the strategic partnerships which ANTREC Romania, as regional coordinator of the project, can conclude with city halls, county councils, employment agencies, tourism agencies, NGOs and other relevant institutions from the South-Muntenia region.
For Ms Otilia Manta, Project manager, the partnerships concluded from the beginning of the project represent a key factor for the success of the project. “The partnerships concluded by ANTREC Romania with the main local and regional actors from both the public and private sectors involved in the rural tourism or human resources development, are extremely useful for an ongoing extensive project such as ours, aiming at long terms results. Good communication and good collaboration between partners contribute to the fulfillment of the project’s objectives and to its long term sustainability after implementation because an interregional network of institutions is created, contributing at the increase in quality of professional competences"