Evaluation of sustainable development indicators for Romania and Hungary

The Sustainable Development Indicators (SDIs) are used to monitor the EU Sustainable Development Strategy (EU SDS). They are presented in ten themes. Of more than 100 indicators, eleven have been identified as headline indicators. They are intended to give an overall picture of whether the European Union has achieved progress towards sustainable development in terms of the objectives and targets defined in the strategy. Each indicator can be analyzed and presented for each country in the EU. In this study we evaluated some of the indicators for Romania and Hungary, two neighboor countries with similar natural conditions, but with different results as we can conclude after this research. The purpose of this paper is to understand how regional disparities can influence the development of countries

The traditions and habits of Romanian people from Méhkerék, Hungary country

Romanians in Hungary have never belonged to the Romanian state, so they built its identity on language, religion and traditions, habits, trying to keep specific. In the identity preservation the situation of Romanian communities in Hungary differ from one place to another. Because their life was carried out according to historical and social conditions of the locality where they lived, Romanian communities are in different phases in terms of native language proficiency and assimilation process. Romanians in Hungary have long maintained the identity of the settlements with mixed population from Bechiş County, where live together with Hungarians, Serbs, Germans, Slovaks and Gypsies

Healthy food, living food

We can not talk about the future, without knowing the current issues of agriculture and food crisis. Humanity as a whole faces a number of serious problems - the economic crisis, fast population growth, natural environmental degradation, energy and raw materials, and their unresolved threat the existence of life on earth. Agriculture and Food is a global problem with the most profound and complex implications and effects on the economic and social condition of contemporary political. Food and agriculture are vital necessities and activities are essential elements without which human life is conceivable. Food products are life-giving, hope and net day security