Implicarea tinerilor în procesul de dezvoltare rurală. Studiu de caz: comuna Ariniș, județul Maramureș

Giulia Bianca Iluț, Viorel Ion Stănică

Abstract


This study examines the role and methods of youth involvement in the rural development process, using the commune of Ariniș, Maramureș County, Romania, as a case study. In the context of the chal­lenges faced by the Romanian rural environment, population aging, youth migration, limited access to infrastructure and services, this research analyzes the educational, economic, cultural, and civic dimen­sions that influence the participation of the younger generation in community revitalization. The method­ology consisted of an online survey conducted with a sample of 62 respondents aged between 14 and 35, residing in or originating from Ariniș.

The results highlight a perceived deficit in the quality of local education and in the cultural of­fer, a preference among youth for engagement in traditional, cultural, and ecological activities, and a recognition of education as a key driver of com­munity progress. The analysis also reveals both the leadership potential and initiative capacity of young people, as well as major internal barriers, including a lack of administrative vision and limited financial resources. The study presents recommendations for enhancing educational infrastructure, promoting entrepreneurial spirit, and establishing institutional frameworks to encourage youth participation, aim­ing to empower this demographic group as the pri­mary driver of sustainable rural development.

Cuvinte cheie


rural development; youth involvement; social capital; sustainability.

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