Although education drives economic prosperity, Romania maintains one of the highest school dropout rates in Europe. Beyond the trajectory of young people who leave the education system early and are often exposed to the risk of low-paying jobs, this phenomenon
Romania is facing an increase in the unemployment rate, with ANOFM data showing a rise in this indicator in 2026 compared to the previous year. In an economic context where sustainable development depends directly on investing in people, the Amfiteatru
Education offers children not just knowledge, but above all the self-confidence needed to build their future. However, while students in large cities benefit from modern resources, those in rural areas face major shortages, turning access to quality education into a
The social and educational projects currently implemented by the Amfiteatru Foundation in Brașov County target a wide range of interventions, from supporting children through remedial programs to integrating youth and adults into the labor market. Three major initiatives of this
Real changes in a community are built on a foundation of trust and a long-term partnership. In Belin commune, close collaboration with the Amfiteatru Foundation has proven that a constant presence on the ground creates sustainable opportunities for all generations.
“When are the gentlemen from Bucharest coming back?” is the question asked by students in Letca Nouă, Giurgiu County, after the conclusion of the first theater, music, dance, and photography workshops. Carried out by the Amfiteatru Foundation, the project “Together
In Teleorman, many people have been working for years in jobs that they officially do not “know.” A sales clerk at a neighborhood store, supermarket cashiers, referents in a private company. They all have a job, but nothing to attest
Romania looks different depending on where you look at the map. In major cities, the pace of economic growth has kept up with the European average, but in many communes in South-Muntenia, North-East, South-East, or South-West Oltenia, the pace is
In Belin, a commune situated on the border between the Szekler and Romanian areas in the northern part of Covasna County, economic activity remains low, with only 8 employees per thousand inhabitants, compared to a county average exceeding 120. Although
Why human and social capital matter more than ever – and what we build on the foundation laid by school There is a simple equation repeated by any economics manual: production = physical capital + labor force. The equation is
