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Stara Zagora Province - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Stara Zagora is a province of south central Bulgaria. There are approximately 410,000 residents of Stara Zagora province while the population of Stara Zagora and Kazanlak towns is 183,000 and 80.000 respectively. Stara Zagora is a cultural centre of particular significance for Bulgaria as it is an ancient Thracian, subsequently Greek, Roman and Byzantine metropolis. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Stara_Zagora_(region)   (102 words)

Region Stara Zagora The Stara Zagora Region is located in the central part of Southern Bulgaria with an area of 5147 square km and a population of 390,000 in eleven municipalities. The City of Stara Zagora is in the heart of the Region with a population of 180,000. Stara Zagora serves as the central hub of an efficient train system connecting the Region with all Bulgarian cities as well as cities in Eastern and Western Europe. www.szeda.bg /furnitureandwoodprocessing/en/region.html   (668 words)

State Puppet Theatre - Stara Zagora   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21) Stara Zagora's Neolithic dwellings (the earliest traces of human activity in Europe from the seventh - sixth millennium B.C.); the Karasura archeological excavations near Chirpan; the ruins of the ancient Roman Forum at the centre of Stara Zagora, and the Thracian tomb in Kazanlak are among its countless historical treasures. The town of Stara Zagora has been burned to the ground and raised from ashes in a number of devastating fires. Stara Zagora's National Opera Theater, founded in 1928, is the first provincial opera theater in Bulgaria and continues to provide world class operas. www.geocities.com /bulunima/stara.htm   (374 words)

SZEDA :: Region :: Municipalities :: Stara Zagora The municipality of Stara Zagora is located in south central Bulgaria, in the Upper Thracian Plains, at the foot of the Sredna Gora mountain. Water capacity is 20 litters per second and the surface temperature is 42 degrees C. This water is beneficial in the healing of neurological, gynecological, kidney and intestinal ailments. Ayazmo Park, one of the landmarks of Stara Zagora, is situated on the southern flank of the Sredna Gora mountain in an area of 3800 decares. www.szeda.bg /region/mun/stz.html   (441 words)

Pro Otology : History of Stara Zagora Mound necropolis in the region of villa-rustic Tchatalka, Stara Zagora district - 1 c. Stara Zagora, located in the southern part of Bulgaria, is one of the largest cities in the country with a population of 200 000. During its thousand year history, Stara Zagora has risen from the ashes many times, has suffered and come to life again after the numerous vicissitudes but it has always remained a centre of economic, political and cultural life and is one of the most modern contemporary cities in Bulgaria. www.prootology.domino.bg /history.htm   (1015 words)

Colorado Association of Libraries - Bulgarian Library Project - Stara Zagora   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21) Gradually the Library increases the scope of the, services: bibliographic references, access to catalogs and reference collections, specialized reading rooms for different branches of knowledge, multiple kinds of documents, national and international interlibrary loan, etc. The most significant step in the modernization of the Library is the introducing of automation. The Regional Library has an important impact on the cultural life of the town and the region of Stara Zagora. Stara Zagora Public Library has sent a packet of information about Stara Zagora and Bulgaria to the Bemis Public Library. www.cal-webs.org /bul_stara.htm   (385 words)

Stara Zagora Region - Population, History, Culture, Economic   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21) Numerous monuments on the territory of the city remind of these dramatic for all Bulgaria events and the memorial “The Defenders of Stara Zagora” was raised, celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the Liberation at the place of the bloodiest battles. In 1895, the bishop of Stara Zagora, Methodiy Kussev, established, on the slopes of the mountain, the magnificent “Ayazmoto” Park. Stara Zagora Municipality, in its strategy, considers the founding of SMEs for deep-frozen fruit and vegetable, fruit juices and fruit flours, as well as municipal warehouses for spare parts for agricultural equipment, plant protection agents and veterinary medicines, fertilizers, etc. as areas of great potential. www.chambersz.com /econ2003/Munisip/StZ_en.htm   (1390 words)

ECONOMIC REVIEW OF THE STARA ZAGORA REGION The Stara Zagora region is situated in the Central part of Southern Bulgaria and covers an area of 5133 sq. The city of Stara Zagora is the principal administrative, economic and cultural centre of the area. The airport grounds near Stara Zagora are of particular significance for the social and economic development of the region. www.bia-bg.com /bia/regional/stz-economic.htm   (445 words)

Roma Schools In Bulgaria - 2001 Many schools in the region - especially SS "H. Smirnenski" in Stara Zagora - are 90 % "Roma Schools"; schools in Kazanluk and the villages in the municipalities of Chirpan, Nikolaevo, Bratia Daskalovi, are also predominantly Roma. It seems the greatest number of pure Roma schools is in Stara Zagora region. Roma in Stara Zagora are integrated in the community, but the same cannot be said for the other Roma communities in the region. www.osi.hu /esp/rei/romaschools.bg.osf/en/data/stara_zagora.html   (275 words)

OMDA\html\bulg\news\personal\kavaljiev   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21) Todor Kavaldzhiev was born in the village of Glavan, Stara Zagora region, on 26 January 1934. He lied in prison, in the penitentiaries of Pazardzhik and Stara Zagora, for eleven years. 1983 - 1990 - economist at OPOSO in Stara Zagora. www.omda.bg /engl/personalia/kavaljiev_engl.htm   (230 words)

USAID Europe and Eurasia: Mobilizing Community Resources for Local Economic Development   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21) Regional cooperation can provide greater access to capital markets; more cost-effective and efficient delivery of public services; better coordination of infrastructure planning, financing, and implementation; more effective natural resource management; and improved marketing of the region to outside investors. Regional cooperation is a prerequisite for countries that wish to join the European Union or access its funds. The Stara Zagora Regional Economic Development Agency (REDA), an NGO in southern Bulgaria, is a good example of regional cooperation. www.usaid.gov /locations/europe_eurasia/dem_gov/local_gov/led.htm   (5564 words)

Stara Zagora, Bulgaria, Pictures Stara Zagora, city in central Bulgaria, in Khaskovo Region, on the Thracian Plain, at the foot of the Sredna Gora mountains. Vineyards, fields of grain and roses, and truck farms surround the city, which is a road and rail hub with plants manufacturing textiles, chemicals, machinery, attar of roses, pottery, tobacco products, leather, furniture, food products, and beer. The complex Kamchia is situated at the mouth of the river of Kamchia. www.greatestcities.com /Europe/Bulgaria/Stara_Zagora_city.html   (311 words)

[No title] Agriculture and the livestock grazing in this region are semi-intensive. The significant threats in the region are: intensive logging; the use of inappropriate tree species in afforestation; road building in the heart of the region; inordinate grazing; extensive livestock breeding and raising (especially goats and half-wild pigs); and, most critically, plans for the development of tourism in the region and the expected construction of resorts. The region is characterized by a temperate continental climate. www.worldwildlife.org /bsp/publications/europe/bulgaria/bulgaria31.html   (18272 words)

Properties in Bulgaria for sale - Maritsa Basin. Houses for sale in Plovdiv, Sliven, Yambol, Stara Zagora.   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21) The city of Stara Zagora is a prime tourist destination offering leafy boulevards, sidewalk cafes, opera, theater, galleries, museums, the Thracian Forum Ruins, a 940 acre park, shopping and more. The proximity to the mountain forests are one of the Stara Zagora region's most valuable natural resources offering ideal opportunities for photography and sport such as hiking and hunting. With a number of thermal mineral springs throughout the region, there are a large number of spas and health centers to facilitate the use of the healing waters such as Pavel Banya and Starozagorski Mineralni Bani. www.sunshineestates.net /reg_sum/maritsa_basin.html   (523 words)

Subcontracting & Contract Manifacturing The Stara Zagora Region is located in the central part of Southern Bulgaria with an area of 5725 sq.km and population of about 400,000 persons. The City of Stara Zagora in the heart of the Region with population of 200,000 persons is the sixth biggest city in Bulgaria. Stara Zagora is one of the two fundamental points in Bulgaria’s optic highway providing a communication system to meet the standards of international business. www.bulteh.com /scm.html   (781 words)

Bombs away - News news The objective of the military was to convince the authorities in Stara Zagora that the analogous destruction of the SS-23 missiles would not pose any hazard to the lives and health of the people. Stara Zagora’s regional governor, also present, said that she already had no concerns about the impact of the conversion of the missiles. He added that the contacts aimed to ease tensions in Stara Zagora and Kazanluk regions, which are close to the firing ground at the village of Zmeyovo chosen for the destruction of the missiles. www.sofiaecho.com /article/bombs-away/id_4881/catid_5   (567 words)

BOOK (NGO, Stara Zagora, BG ) BOOK is the NGO from Bulgaria, Homepage in English A workshop with representatives of NGO and the Municipal Council of Stara Zagora was organised and conducted. The Municipality of Stara Zagora is situated in the agricultural heartland of Bulgaria. The project aims to support the local authorities of Stara Zagora and the mayors of the nearby villages to intensify the education of farmers on environmentally friendly agricultural practices. www.digsys.bg /eunetweb/book   (1144 words)

Stara Zagora Region - Population, History, Culture, Economic   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21) The Municipality of Kazanlak is located at the foot of the Balkan Mountain range, in the Kazanlak Valley, which is part of the Bulgarian Roses Valley, known for its beauty and fertility. The population is concentrated mainly in the town of Kazanlak. Kazanlak is the second largest (and second most economically significant) municipality in Stara Zagora District. www.chambersz.com /econ2003/Munisip/Kk_en.htm   (469 words)

Cheap Bulgarian Properties for Sale in the Stara Zagora region   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21) The Stara Zagora region has one of the best climates in Bulgaria because of the southern location and because the Balkan Mountains serve as barrier for the winds from North. Vegetation in the Stara Zagora region tends to be around one month ahead of flowers and vegetables on the northern side of the mountains. The Burgas airport (on the coast) is 180 km away from Stara Zagora. www.thetravelbug.org   (1122 words)

REC: Annual Report 1996: Grants These are some of the findings of the REC's NGO needs assessment which was launched in 1996 to determine the status and needs of the region's NGO movement and to measure the relevance and effectiveness of the REC's services and grants programs. The condition for these grants was that NGOs choose a transboundary or regional environmental issue and that they include at least one cooperative partner from another country. Recognizing that it is often difficult enough for NGOs to achieve cooperation within their own countries let alone across borders, the REC also revised the application process to these grants. www.rec.org /REC/AnnualReports/AR96/Grants.html   (1003 words)

..::National Hazardous Waste Centre::.. The main problems is that the incineration technology is well recognised as the world's biggest resource of dioxins and furans which are highly dangerous pollutants and cause cancer, heart and lung diseases, gene modifications and many others. At the moment there aren't any measures of the current level of the accumulated dioxins in the region so it is impossible to estimate the additional pollutant and no one can say what are going to be the consequences on the people and the environment. The project was once stopped in 2001 by the European Commission because the Ministry of Environment and Waters did not conducted the public consultations in compliance with the EU Directive on EIA and EC considered the project as not ready and refused financing it. www.zazemiata.org /bw/radnevo/index_en.php   (362 words)

Centennial State Libraries - August 2000 We offered to do a conference in Stara Zagora this year that would focus on libraries as the avenue to distribute government information. Miteva said that the Governor had now committed that the Regional Government would provide information to the libraries and that she would see that the local parliament would as well. In Stara Zagora we made the presentation at the reception following the conference. www.cde.state.co.us /libnewsletter/sl0800a2.htm   (1125 words)

Cottage in picturesque village in “Stara Planina” Cottage in picturesque village in “Stara Planina” mountains, in the town of Kotel region. The house is located in the outskirts of the village on a hill and the view to the mountains is incredible. Hidden in the arms of the Sliven Mountains, with its enchanting natural beauty and spirit, Ichera is the new treasure of this region, which is also famous for a few other popular tourist destinations like Jeravna, Medven, Kotel and Katunishte. www.ls-invest.com /property-81.html   (383 words)

BlueLink Information Network A Bulgarian Ministry of Environment presentation about a proposed National Hazardous Waste Center in Stara Zagora provoked a demonstration last Friday at the project site by people from affected villages. The National Hazardous Waste Center is planned to be located near the village of Kovatchevo in Bulgaria's Stara Zagora region. It will include two hazardous waste incinerators with capacities of 15 000 and 30 000 tons of hazardous waste per year, a tank farm for liquid organic waste, a solidification facility and landfills. www.bluelink.net /en/index.shtml?x=4054   (418 words)

BlueLink Information Network More than 50 concerned residents travelled 250 kilometres from their villages to Sofia to express once again their opposition to the National Hazardous Waste Treatment Centre project which is being proposed for construction in the central Bulgarian region of Stara Zagora. Residents from villages set to be affected by the dioxin emitting incinerators voiced their opposition to the project at public hearings conducted in September. Za Zemiata and the Centre for Environmental Information and Education are opposed to the construction of the National Hazardous Waste Treatment Centre, and will support the efforts of all those who oppose it. www.bluelink.net /en/index.shtml?x=4607   (621 words)

The View from Bulgaria - Comment news And how the nitric acid from the Scud fuel would act as a fertiliser of the soil of the Stara Zagora region. After the Stara Zagora region, there are so many other regions. To explain to people how correct the lawyer-minister has actually been in his desire to poison and put to ashes a region with a light hand. www.sofiaecho.com /article/the-view-from-bulgaria/id_4710/catid_27   (1008 words)

Stara Zagora he Stara Zagora Region, located at the crossroads of multiple civilizations, has a particular glow coming out of its past - hidden in the depth of millennia. Inhabited by Thracians, Ancient Greeks, Romans, Slavs, Ottomans, and Bulgarians, this antique land bears the immortal historical testimony of its past civilizations It has entered the modern era as an important cultural center and as a vital thriving community with tree-lined streets, lively cafes and beautiful parks. free1.freeway.org /issue19/artiklar/Stara_Zagora.htm   (346 words)

BULGARIAN FOLK MUSIC CONCERT & DANCE   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21) Donka Koleva is an award-winning vocalist in the traditional Bulgarian village style, and also plays keyboard. She is a native of the village of Tuzla in the Stara Zagora region of Bulgarian Thrace. Born in Stara Zagora in the Thrace region of Bulgaria, he began playing accordion at the age of seven. www.main.org /aftm/bulgarian.html   (690 words)

Environmental Association Za Zemiata A study of free-range chicken eggs produced in the village of Kovachevo in the Stara Zagora region of Bulgaria has revealed evidence of alarming levels of dioxins and polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) contamination, pointing to the crucial need for Bulgaria to fulfill its commitment to reduce human exposure to harmful persistent organic pollutants (POPs). The National Hazardous Waste Centre (NHWC) project is seeking substantial funding from the European Investment Bank (EIB) and European Union ISPA funds. The Road Executive Agency plans to build the "Ljulin" motorway through the densely populated south-west region of the field of Sofia. www.zazemiata.org /index_en.php   (526 words)

Dear Susan, The opening purpose of the law states that the people of Bulgaria should have access to information about their government "in order to form an opinion of their own" about government activities. Coordination of national strategies, local programs and interest for the development of these municipalities in relation to preserving their administrative autonomy. The Bulgarians are very conscious of their position in the Balkan regions. home.earthlink.net /~nancybolt/tour2000.html   (1921 words)

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