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DEVELOPMENTAL POSSIBILITIES OF RURAL SETLEMENTS (MICRO-ANALYSIS OF THE TOPIC)

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Faltanova L.
Slovenský národopis (Slovak Ethnology)
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2007
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vol. 55
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issue 3
313-324
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Looking at the village of Velka Ves the paper focuses upon endogenous developmental activities of the rural settlements. Development of the villages 'from within' i.e. trough the internal initiatives as become gradually important since beginning of 1990s, when municipal government was renewed in Slovakia. The paper deals with the developmental initiatives of municipality, which is currently most important agent in the development of the rural settlements in Slovakia. The endogenous development of the village Velka Ves is defined at three levels, in particular: (a) an importance of the supportive regional institutions for the development of the settlement, (b) the role of the associations in cooperation within and among the settlements, (c) the activities related to the projects.
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LOCAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES AS A FACTOR OF RURAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT (Lokalne rozvojove aktivity ako faktor rozvoja vidieckej obce)

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Faltanova L.
Slovenský národopis (Slovak Ethnology)
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2009
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vol. 57
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issue 3
331-348
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By means of example set by one village the contribution attracts attention to difficulties caused by transformation and post-transformation processes in Slovakia over the past 20 years to a small terminal village. There is an opinion that nowadays most problems from which rural communities suffer have concentrated in this type of villages with a low number of inhabitants and a disadvantageous location at the end of railway or bus routes and in relation to urbanized centres. The continual outflow of inhabitants causes depopulation; these communities have a negative migratory rate and a constant decrease of the natural growth of inhabitants. The grave situation manifests itself mainly in demographic data since young people abandon the village. The research study deals with various developmental activities and their influence on the improvement of conditions for the development of a small rural settlement and for enhancing its attractiveness for the young generation and other population.
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