| Florin BORODAN1, Brindusa COVACI2, Raul-Dacian VIDICAN3, David Emanuel BARA4, Ioana-Georgiana MERKA5, Radu BREJEA6
Abstract. The article presents the analysis of agricultural and rural financing trends related to Bihor County. The empirical analysis was carried out through statistical simulations. The results of the analysis demonstrate that the most important impact on agro-rural development, through external funds, is the measure for young farmers, which has the largest number of contracted and completed projects. Financing young farmers is of critical importance for agricultural development, having a significant positive impact on rural development and communities. The high project completion rate reflects the success of the measure in achieving agricultural and rural development objectives. The low number of terminated projects suggests that this financing is well managed and sustainable, contributing to the sustainable development of agriculture in the region. Keywords: Agricultural and rural financing; young farmers; European funds; Bihor County; project implementation. DOI 10.56082/annalsarsciagri.2026.2.48 Read full article 1PhD Student Florin BORODAN, The Doctoral School Engineering Sciences, Agronomy University of Oradea. E-mail: borodan81@gmail.com 2Prof. dr. Brindusa COVACI, CBM International University & Center for Mountain Economy. E-mail: covacibrindusa@gmail.com 3Assist. Prof. PhD student., Raul-Dacian VIDICAN, Doctoral School Engineering Sciences, Agronomy, University of Oradea. E-mail: raulvidican@yahoo.com 4PhD Student David Emanuel BARA, The Doctoral School Engineering Sciences, Agronomy University of Oradea. E-mail: bara_david10@yahoo.com 5PhD Student Ioana Georgiana MERKA, The Doctoral School Engineering Sciences, Agronomy University of Oradea. E-mail: filipgeorgi@yahoo.com 6Prof. Hab. PhD., Petru Radu BREJEA, University of Oradea, Full Member of Academy of the Romanian Scientists. E-mail: rbrejea@uoradea.ro |
PUBLISHED in Annals Academy of Romanian Scientists Series on Agriculture, Silviculture and Veterinary Medicine
ISSN PRINT 2069-1149 ISSN ONLINE 2344-2085 |
