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16.12.2024Veliko Tarnovo Region: intensive cultural life, good education, but poor demographic picture

The gross domestic product in Veliko Tarnovo district is growing faster than the national average relative to the population. The workforce is among the most highly educated, but the aging population is a challenge for the labor market. The costs of acquiring long-term tangible assets and foreign investments are increasing significantly. The share of motorways and first-class roads in the total road network is low. The average amount of local taxes in the municipalities of the district remains high. The assessment of the degree of transparency of local administrations is increasing.

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09.12.2024Varna: high employment and good education

Varna District remains among the leaders in terms of gross domestic product per capita. Salaries and incomes continue to grow.

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03.12.2024Five trends for Plovdiv and Pazardjik municipalities

The municipalities in the Plovdiv and Pazardzhik districts demonstrate rapid economic growth, driven mainly by the growth of services in the two district centers and industry in the small peripheral municipalities. Investments in the region are growing relatively quickly, but the labor market shows signs of slowing expansion and even shrinking in places, despite the high demand for personnel. A key medium-term advantage of the region is the good educational structure, especially in terms of the small share of people with very low education, as well as positive demographic trends and slower aging.

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29.11.2024Regional Profiles: Indicators of Development - Burgas

The material is a part of the IME study "Regional Profiles: Indicators of Development 2024".

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27.11.2024Evaluation of municipal budgets: how to do it and what to monitor

How much does street lighting cost the taxpayer? What priorities does the municipal budget finance? Can every citizen participate in discussing the finances of their municipality and is their opinion taken into account? We try to answer all these questions in the new IME study "Evaluation of Municipal Budgets: How to Do It and What to Monitor".

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25.11.2024Economic Development of the Districts: Growth, but with increasing inequalities

The ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT area in Regional Profiles 2024 includes categories measuring income and standard of living, the labor market, investments, infrastructure, local taxes, and the work of the administration.

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22.11.2024Blagoevgrad District: low incomes but growing investments

The material is part of the IME study "Regional Profiles: Indicators of Development 2024"

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Northern Bulgaria remains with the worst roads, first-class roads are worse than second-class roads 06.07.2026

The condition of roads is one of the most visible indicators of the quality of public investment. Data from...

In four districts, one in five students scored a two on the BLL matriculation exam 29.06.2026

In this year's Bulgarian Language and Literature (BEL) final exam, the highest average scores were again in...

Eighty-One Dwarves: When the Population Disappears and the Administration Remains 17.06.2026

People can leave the municipality, but the municipality doesn't leave the map. Even when its population drops...

Dual education cannot transfer the 10 percent 26.05.2026

The admission plan for secondary education in 2026/2027. The admission plan for secondary education in...

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