Browsing by Author "Bumbu, Larisa"

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    Dezvoltarea antreprenoriatului rural prin inovare
    (Artifex, 2019) Moscalu, Olga; Bumbu, Larisa
    The current society is evolving at astonishing speed, taking by surprise with the accelerated pace of change that addresses all aspects of human existence. A developed economy is an innovative economy, which, in turn, is based on innovation in entrepreneurship, where the basic objective is the absorption of innovations, which determines the main directions for the development of the entrepreneurial business. The aim of the research is to deepen the theoretical basis on entrepreneurship and innovation and to develop practical recommendations for developing it through innovations based on the food industry enterprises in the South Development Region. In the process of research, general scientific methods have been applied, such as: quantitative and qualitative analysis (survey), system and synthesis analysis, chronological series method, tables and graphs method, induction and deduction, comparison, logic principle.
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    Unele aspecte ale situației social-economice a copiilor din Republica Moldova
    (Artifex, 2019) Ciobanu, Mihail; Bumbu, Larisa
    Children and youth from the Republic of Moldova are among the most vulnerable groups to poverty. Poverty continues to affect traditionally vulnerable categories of the population. The poorest are families that depend on agricultural activities, older people, people without vocational education and skills, large households and those with many children. Children, as a whole, remain more vulnerable to poverty. For these social groups, specific initiatives are needed to overcome the impact of economic deprivation and social exclusion. This article analyzes the current socioeconomic situation of children in the Republic of Moldova based on the statistical data of the National Bureau of Statistics of the Republic of Moldova, demographically, with regard to juvenile crime, to the standard of living of the households with children, and to the state of children's health.