Research projects

Research projects

Prof. Diana Ivanova Georgieva

  1. Operational Program “Human Resources Development” 2007–2013 – BG051PO001-3.1.09-0019 “Building a unified system for qualification and career development of teachers at the University of Forestry – Sofia” – project manager
  2. Operational Program “Human Resources Development” 2007–2013 – BG051PO001-4.3.04: Development of electronic forms of distance learning in the higher education system, 2013–2014 – expert course development.
  3. Operational Program “Human Resources Development” 2007–2013 – BG051PO001-3.1.07 – 0041 “Update of the curricula of the specialties in the Faculty of Business Administration of the University of Forestry in accordance with the requirements of the labor market – EDUCOMP”, 2013–2015 – expert curriculum
  4. Operational Program “Human Resources Development” 2007–2013 – BG051PO001-3.3.06-0056 “SUPPORT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE UNIVERSITY OF FORESTRY”, 2013-2015 – PhD student.
  5. Operational Program “Human Resources Development” 2007–2013 – BG051PO001-3.1.07 – 0074 “Updating the curricula of the specialties in the Faculty of Ecology and Landscape Architecture”, University of Forestry, in accordance with the requirements of the labor market”, 2013–2015 – expert curriculum

Prof. Nikola Ivanov Stoyanov, PhD

  1. Project COST FP1001, EU, Brussels, 2011–2016, “Improving data and information on potential timber stocks: A European approach to a multi-resource national forest inventory”, – Member of the Project Steering Committee. http://www.cost.esf.org/domains_actions/fps/Actions/FP1001
  2. Innovation and Sustainability of Forestry in Central and Eastern Europe: Challenges and Perspectives (SUSI-CEE), 2010–2011, Project funded by Austria, led by BOKU, Vienna. Coordinator and team leader for Bulgaria. http://www.eficeec.efi.int/portal/projects/
  3. Case Forest Pedagogics Towards Sustainable Development Project “Educational project funded by the European Union – Comenius program, developed under the leadership of the Forest Management Sweden. 2007–2009. Head for Bulgaria – Assoc. Prof. N. Stoyanov http://www.skogsstyrelsen.se/en/Projektwebbar/Case-Forest/
  4. COST E-51 Project, EU, Brussels, “Integrating Innovation and Policy Development for the Forest Sector”, 2006–2011 – Member of the Project Steering Committee. http://www.boku.ac.at/coste51/
  5. Project № 00043507 Capacity Building for Sustainable Land Management in Bulgaria, Joint Initiative of UNDP, MoEW and MAF – funded by GEF.SLM-RI – 2005-01.2006, Consultant – member of the working team.
  6. Intensive training course for forestry students. EU – Erasmus – Socrates, Sopron, Hungary, September, 2007, Member of the Steering Committee of the project, lecturer in the course, leader of a group of students working on the topic: Innovation in forest products.
  7. Intensive training course for forestry students. EU – Erasmus – Socrates, Zvolen, Slovakia, 5–15 September, 2006, Member of the Steering Committee of the project, lecturer in the course, leader of a group of students working on the topic: Innovation in forest products.
  8. Intensive training course for forestry students. EU – Erasmus – Socrates, Iisalmi, Finland, 16–27 May, 2005, Member of the Steering Committee of the project, lecturer in the course, leader of a group of students working on the topic: Innovation in forest products. http://ec.europa.eu/dgs/education_culture/documents/valorisation/conf-march09/workshop2/inno-forest_en.pdf
  9. Project: Towards a sustainable forest sector in Europe: Promoting innovation and entrepreneurship. PC INNOFORCE, Vienna, 2003–2008, Working Group Leader – Innovation and Innovation Systems in Wood Products. www.efi-innoforce.org
  10. Forest Resources Assessment Project, UNECE / FAO Timber Branch, Trade Development and Timber Division, UN Economic Commission for Europe, Geneva, Switzerland – Development of a monograph on the topic: Forest and Forest Products Country Profile: Republic of Bulgaria, 2005. // www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/timber/docs/dp/dp-38.pdf
  11. Development of a concept for determining tariff-tax categories of plantations – a project funded by the Bulgarian-Swiss Forest Program, 2003 – project manager.
  12. Development of a methodology for the development of labor standards for logging – a project funded by the Bulgarian-Swiss Forest Program, 2003 – project manager.
  13. Stoyanov N., Ts. Todorov, 1998, Technological project of a wood-cutting workshop as a part of the wood processing enterprise “Loviko dub” at LVK “Gamza” Suhindol. Project funded by LVK “Gamza” Suhindol.
  14. Center for Entrepreneurship Promotion at the University of Forestry. Project funded by MEET.2009-2012. Member of the management team.
  15. Functions of the Forestry Committee, its divisions and companies. 1993, NIS – VLTI, topic № 473, head. With ent. № 4-31 / 12/21/1993, 30 pages. Author’s team: Yovkov J., Zdr. Vasilev, G. Rafailov, N. Stoyanov, Iv. Paligorov et al.
  16. Yovkov Iv., N. Stoyanov, Iv. Paligorov et al. 1994. Summary analysis of the activity of UOGS – divisions of VLTI. Adopted by the AC of VLTI.
  17. Yovkov Iv., N. Stoyanov, Iv. Paligorov et al. 1994.Draft for internal regulations for structure and activity of UOGS – divisions of VLTI. Adopted by the AC of VLTI.
  18. Yovkov Iv., N. Stoyanov, Iv. Paligorov et al. 1994. Methodology for analysis of the activity of UOGS – divisions of VLTI. Adopted by the AC of VLTI.
  19. Instruction on forest use through tender or competition and negotiations with a potential user. Topic 640 / 02/22/1998 Working team: Assoc. Prof. Iv. Paligorov – Head, Members: Assoc. Prof. Iv. Yovkov, Assoc. Prof. N. Stoyanov, Prof. G. Pukhalev, Chief Assistant Professor K. Mikhova, Chief Assistant Professor P. Dragozova, Ch. Assistant Professor E. Kichukov, Assistant Professor D. Georgieva, Chief Assistant Professor D. Ivanova.
  20. Development of a concept for consulting and training of private forest owners in Bulgaria., Project 04/13/2000 – German-Bulgarian project. Head; Assoc. Prof. N. Stoyanov.
  21. Study of the timber market in Bulgaria “Bulgarian Timber Market Study” – 2000–2001 – International project. Team: Bemman A., V. Grosse, D. Ivanova, I. Paligorov, N. Stoyanov, I. Yovkov and others. Funded by GTZ – German-Bulgarian forest project, TU Dresden and University of Forestry, Sofia.
  22. Analysis of the timber market in the Republic of Bulgaria – 2000–2001. Leaders from the Bulgarian side: Assoc. Prof. D. Ivanova

Assoc. Prof. Emil Kichukov

  1. COST E-51 Project, EU, Brussels, “Integrating Innovation and Policy Development for the Forest Sector”, 2006–2011 – Member of the project working group. http://www.boku.ac.at/coste51/ Intensive training course for students in forestry and business management. EU – Erasmus – Socrates, Suceava, Romania, April, 2008, Member of the Project Steering Committee, leader of a group of students working on the topic: Innovation and business projects in forestry and agriculture. Intensive training course for students in forestry and forest industry. EU – Erasmus – Socrates, Zvolen, Slovakia, May, 2010, Member of the Project Steering Committee, leader of a group of students working on the topic: Innovation and business projects in rural areas (Agroforestry).
  2. International project: FPS COST Action FP1201 Forest LAnd Ownership Changes in Europe: Significance for Management And Policy (FACESMAP) Chair of the Action: Dr Gerhard WEISS (AT) Funding institution: COST Office, Brussels, Belgium Action website: http://facesmap.boku.ac.at/ Domain website: http://www.cost.eu/fps Form of participation: participant in a working group
  3. International project: COST TARGETED NETWORK TN 1401 CAPABAL, Capacity building in forest policy and governance in Western Balkan region Chair of the Action: Dr. Diyana Vuletic (Hr) Funding institution: COST Office, Brussels, Belgium Action website: www.cost.eu/…/TN1401 Domain website: www.cost.eu/…/TN1401 Form of participation: participant in a working group
  4. International Science Network: FPS COST Action FP1201 Forest Land Ownership Changes in Europe: Significance for Management And Policy (FACESMAP), SG “New business models” SG Leader: Kajanus Miika Members: Kajanus Miika, Gübbük Hamide, Nevenic Radovan, Riedl Marcel, Mizaraite Diana, Stoyanova Maria, Kitchoukov Emil, Wilhelmsson Erik, Feliciano Diana, Nybakk Erlend Funding institution: COST Office, Brussels, Belgium Action website: http://facesmap.boku.ac.at/ Form of participation: participant in a working group
  5. International Scientific Network: COST TARGETED NETWORK TN 1401 CAPABAL, Capacity building in forest policy and governance in Western Balkan region Leader: Dr. Diyana Vuletic (Hr) Funding institution: COST Office, Brussels, Belgium Action website: www.cost.eu/…/TN1401 Domain website: www.cost.eu/…/TN1401 Form of participation: participant in a working group
  6. International Expert Group: COST TARGETED NETWORK TN 1401 CAPABAL, Capacity building in forest policy and governance in the Western Balkan region, WG 1 Sustainable Forest Management SG Leader: Stephan Posavec Members: Posavec Stephan, Kitchoukov Emil, and others Funding institution: COST Office, Brussels, Belgium Action website: www.cost.eu/fps Form of participation: participant in a working group Bulgarian Scientific Network: National Association for Forecasting and Planning, Svishtov Form of participation: founder and member of the association
  7. ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION OF THE PROFITABILITY FROM THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CERTIFICATE FOR SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT IN THE TRAINING AND EXPERIMENTAL FOREST ENTERPRISES (TEFE) TEFE “YUNDOLA” AND TEFE “PETROHAN”. Project manager: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Emil Kichukov, Type of participation: Participant, Project term: 24 months – 01/2016–01/2018, Funded by: University of Forestry, Sofia
  8. DEVELOPMENT OF A MARKETING STRATEGY FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF DISTANCE LEARNING IN ECONOMIC MANAGEMENT IN THE UNIVERSITY OF FORESTRY AS A TOOL FOR STRENGTHENING THE FIR. Type of participation: Participant, Project term: 12 months – 01/2016–01/2017, Funded by: University of Forestry, Sofia

Assoc. Prof. Radostina Popova

  1. Operational Program “Human Resources Development” 2007–2013 – BG051PO001-3.1.07-0041 “Updating the curricula of the specialties in the Faculty of Business Administration of the University of Forestry in accordance with the requirements of the labor market – EDUCOMP” – 2013–2015 – expert department.
  2. Operational Program “Human Resources Development” 2007–2013 – BG051PO001-3.3.06-0056 “SUPPORT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE UNIVERSITY OF FORESTRY” – 2013–2015 – postdoctoral student.
  3. Operational Program “Human Resources Development” 2007–2013 – BG051PO001-4.3.04: Development of electronic forms of distance learning in the higher education system – 2013–2014 – expert course development.
  4. NIS contract at UF №29 / 04/13/2009, 2009–2010: Study of methods and technologies for increasing the competitiveness of furniture manufacturing enterprises – member of the working team.

Assoc. Prof. Nikolay Neykov

  1. “BG051PO001-3.1.07″ Updating curricula in higher education in relation to the requirements of the field of labor ” – expert of Forest Industry
  2. NIS-№ 63/2014: “Development of a model for optimizing the structure of financial mechanisms in the forestry system” – researcher
  3. NIS-B-1013/2019 Analysis and evaluation of economic efficiency as a result of implementation of a certificate for sustainable forest management in forest industry enterprises – leader
  4. NIS-B-1002 / 03/2019 “Study of performance indicators and possibilities for use of ecological biocomposite materials – researcher
  5. NIS-B-1074 / 03/16/2020 “Development of a model to support the consolidation of land in forest areas in the Republic of Bulgaria” – researcher

Chief Assistant Professor Anton Simeonov Kostadinov, PhD

  1. BG051PO001-3.3.07-0002 “Student Internships”
  2. BG051PO001-3.1.07-0041 “Updating the curricula of the specialties in the Faculty of Business Administration of the University of Forestry in accordance with the requirements of the labor market – EDUCOMP”
  3. BG051PO001-4.3.04 “Development of electronic forms of distance learning in the system of higher education”
  4. BG051PO001-3.1.09 “System for qualification and career development of teachers in higher education”
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