Social Problems of the Most Disadvantaged Southern Transdanubian Micro-Regions in Hungary
Journal Title: Romanian Review of Regional Studies - Year 2011, Vol 7, Issue 2
Abstract
There are the so called most disadvantageous or MD micro-regions. The Hungarian government and the regional development institution system has worked out an own development programme for the improvement of these regions. The Southern Transdanubian Regional Development Council was established in 1998.The investigation focuses on the 8 most disadvantageous micro-regions of Southern Transdanubia. The micro-regional level in Hungary was determined on statistical and not on administrative consideration. The degree of social-economic underdevelopment under Hungarian circumstances is reflected by indicators of economy, infrastructure, society, sociality, and employment. The most disadvantaged micro-regions are qualified as beneficiary micro-regions. The 8 micro-regions of the Southern Transdanubian related to environmental development can be subsidized in the framework of the regional operational programme from the presumable resources of the micro-regions: economic development (business infrastructure), settlement development (function-expanding settlement development), environmental development (sewage, water management).
Authors and Affiliations
BERNADETT GÁLOSI-KOVÁCS, ZSUZSANNA CSÁSZÁR, TIBOR ELEKES
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