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Daugavpils

Territorial characteristics
Capital :Daugavpils
Surface:2574 km2
Population :42743
Density :16.6 inhabitants/km2
 
Economic Characteristics
Unemployment Rate :13.2%
 
Types of production by sector
 
Regional contact
Adresse :Daugavpils District Council

Rīgas street 2
LV - 5400 Daugavpils
Tel. :+371 542 22 31
Fax :+371 542 22 37
Mail :ddmc@drp.lv
Website :
 
Links
Site officiel du District de Daugavpils (lv, en, ru)
Chambre de Commerce et d'Industrie de la Région de Daugavpils (en)
Université de Daugavpils (lv, en)
Centre d'information sur le tourisme du District de Daugavpils (en)
Latgales Laiks (Journal) (lv)
 
 
Questionnaire 2010 on sustainable development
 
What type(s) of renewable energy resources does you region use, if any?
Wind Power, Biomass, Hydropower, Wood
 
What percentage(s) of these resources does your region utilize?
In Latvia we haven’t data about regions. Statistics are about whole country. Please see in attachment «Latvian Energy in Figures», 2009
 
How do you plan to improve/develop your regions renewable energy?
This is a state level responsibility. Region das not plan any activity.
 
On a scale from 1 to 5, ho much logistical and monetary funding is invested in sustainable development?
1. Very Little
2. Little
3. Somewhat
4. Much
5. Very Much
3. Somewhat
 
How has your region's sustainable development initiatives been affected by the global financial crisis?
Not recognizable but probable a weak impact.
 
How has the region promoted the public awareness of sustainable development?
Region acts through planning process and project development tools as well information on funds available.
 
What has your region done to reduce energy consumption?
This is a state level and local level responsibility. Region could promote energy consumption though common projects.


In co-operation with the Chamber of Regions of the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of the Council of Europe
(Decision adopted on 4 July 2003)