MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT (ROMANIA)

The 'Ministry of the Environment and Sustainable Management' () is one of the fifteen ministries of the Government of Romania. The institution was known as the Ministry of Environment and Waters Management () before April 2007.

Contents

Ministers

Environmental issues

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Ministers

Name	Date	Party	Government	Title
Atilla Korodi	April 2007-present	Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania	Tăriceanu 2	Ministry of the Environment and Sustainable Development
Sulfina Barbu	December 2004-April 2007	Democratic Party	Tăriceanu 1	Ministry of the Environment and Waters Management
''none''	March 2004-December 2004	''Ministry abolished''
Ilie Sârbu	June 2003-March 2004	Social Democratic Party	Năstase	Minister of Agriculture, Forests, Waters and the Environment
Petru Lificiu	January 2003-June 2003	Social Democratic Party	Năstase	Minister of Water and Environmental Protection
Aurel Constantin Ilie	December 2000-January 2002	Social Democratic Party	Năstase	Minister of Water and Environmental Protection
Romică Tomescu	April 1998-December 2000	Democratic Party	Vasile/Isărescu	Minister of Water, Forests and Environmental Protection
Romică Tomescu	February 1998-April 1998	Democratic Party	Ciorbea	Minister of Water, Forests and the Environment
Sorin Frunzăverde	December 1997-February 1998	Democratic Party		Minister of Water, Forests and the Environment
Ioan Oltean	December 1996-December 1997	Democratic Party		Minister of Water, Forests and the Environment
Aurel Constantin Ilie	November 1992-December 1996	National Salvation Front		Minister of Water, Forests and Environmental Protection
Marcian Bleahu	October 1991-November 1992	Ecologist Party		Ministry of the Environment

Environmental issues

According to scientists, Romania drinkable water production may fall below demand by 2025, due to river pollution.[1]
Only 57-58% of Romania's population has access to safe drinking water. For comparison, the Sub-Saharan African median is 57% and all industrialized countries have figures of 100%.[2][3]

External links

★ MMGA.ro

★ GUV.ro