
handle: 10419/198139
The capacity to absorb European funds is part of a state complex integrated admninistrative capacity, a component of a state as a whole. The analysis in this article starts from the theoretical development by studying the reports made by the Romanian Government, correlated with the European Union reports on funds and Romanian legislation. This analysis of the EU's structural funds, highlights the importance of accessing them and the degree to which Romania and member countries benefits of income support.European funds are meant to supplement a member of the Union funds to the extent that they are accessed through the projects. Money allocated on type of operation is distributed in amounts proportionate to that state needs. Money distributed will be justified by their realization of infrastructure projects, environment, transport, human resources development, rural and regional development.Theoretical research lay the foundation for determining administrative capacity in Romania from the first time of defining the concept until now. Empirical research reveals the degree of absorption of which is that Romania has in comparison with some EU countries, former socialist countries present democratic states.The absorption capacity of European funds determine the strength of a state administrative management issues in the management of monetary dated. Power in handling management administrative problems can be efficient in higher manner and it’s represented by cost-benefit analysis and the degree of satisfaction of citizen interest. As public services are financially supported and developed, the degree of citizen satisfaction is greater in an implemented decentralized administrative system.
administrative capacity, ddc:330, funds distributions, funds distributions Romania, economic development, H4, F3, D73, JF20-2112, administrative capacity, structural funds, economic development, funds distributions Romania, structural funds, Political institutions and public administration (General), jel: jel:D73, jel: jel:H4, jel: jel:F3
administrative capacity, ddc:330, funds distributions, funds distributions Romania, economic development, H4, F3, D73, JF20-2112, administrative capacity, structural funds, economic development, funds distributions Romania, structural funds, Political institutions and public administration (General), jel: jel:D73, jel: jel:H4, jel: jel:F3
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