LAG ECO Düz Yalpugel
It is difficult to translate the name of this LAG from Gagauzian to English. The name refers to their ecological approach, the value of truthfulness (Düz) and the River Yalpugel, which runs along the steppe, bringing life-giving water. ECO Düz Yalpugel gathers together the villages of Borceag, Congaz, Cotovscoe, Chioselia Rusa, Chioselia Mare and Cietu from the Autonomous Territorial Authority of Gagauzia and neighbouring districts, thus representing an example of inter-ethnic cooperation at the local level. Within the LAG, Congaz is famous as the biggest village in Europe. Lots of young people are involved in the LAG. Business representatives attract many young people, who plan to open new businesses, especially relating to apiculture. There is a need identified by LAG members to support local ethnic cultures and traditions (17,193 inhabitants).
The LAG’s strategic document includes the following line: ‘We, LAG ECO Düz Yalpugel, promote sustainable economic development by supporting the initiatives of diversification of our local economic activities and social and cultural infrastructure.’ In five years, LAG ECO DÜZ Yalpugel aims to be known for its prosperous business environment, accessible social infrastructure and the attractiveness of its touristic locations.
In November 2017, members of eight Local Action Groups (LAGs), created by local stakeholders with the assistance of SARD, signed the formal Partnership Agreements, which are the basis of their common work.
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It is difficult to translate the name of this LAG from Gagauzian to English. The name refers to their ecological approach, the value of truthfulness (Düz) and the River Yalpugel, which runs along the steppe, bringing life-giving water. ECO Düz Yalpugel gathers together the villages of Borceag, Congaz, Cotovscoe, Chioselia Rusa, Chioselia Mare and Cietu from the Autonomous Territorial Authority of Gagauzia and neighbouring districts, thus representing an example of inter-ethnic cooperation at the local level. Within the LAG, Congaz is famous as the biggest village in Europe. Lots of young people are involved in the LAG. Business representatives attract many young people, who plan to open new businesses, especially relating to apiculture. There is a need identified by LAG members to support local ethnic cultures and traditions (17,193 inhabitants).
The LAG’s strategic document includes the following line: ‘We, LAG ECO Düz Yalpugel, promote sustainable economic development by supporting the initiatives of diversification of our local economic activities and social and cultural infrastructure.’ In five years, LAG ECO DÜZ Yalpugel aims to be known for its prosperous business environment, accessible social infrastructure and the attractiveness of its touristic locations.