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| http://dbpedia.org/ontology/abstract | De departementen (départements) zijn sinds … De departementen (départements) zijn sinds 2005 het tweede bestuursniveau van het Afrikaanse land Niger Het land is onderverdeeld in zeven regio's (régions), die tot 2005 als departementen werden aangeduid. Het tweede bestuursniveau werd voor 2005 aangeduid als arrondissementen (arrondissements). Tot 2011 had Niger 36 departementen, uit deze departementen werden in 2011 27 nieuwe afgesplitst waardoor het land nu in totaal 63 departementen omvat. De departementen zijn verder verdeeld in stadsgemeenten (commune urbaine) en plattelandsgemeenten (commune rurale)) en plattelandsgemeenten (commune rurale) , I dipartimenti del Niger (in Francese: dép … I dipartimenti del Niger (in Francese: départments) costituiscono la suddivisione territoriale di secondo livello del Paese, dopo le regioni, e ammontano a 36. Prima della riforma amministrativa avvenuta nel 2006, le suddivisioni corrispondenti agli odierni dipartimenti erano denominati arrondissement (in genere tradotto con distretti), mentre le suddivisioni corrispondenti alle odierne regioni erano denominate dipartimenti.rne regioni erano denominate dipartimenti. , Las regiones de Níger se subdividen administrativamente en 63 departamentos (del francés: departements). Antes del programa de devolución de 1999-2005, estos departamentos habían sido categorizados como arrondissements. , The regions of Niger are subdivided into 6 … The regions of Niger are subdivided into 63 departments (French: départements). Before the devolution program on 1999–2005, these departments were styled arrondissements. Confusingly, the next level up (regions) had, before 2002-2005 been styled departments. Prior to a revision in 2011, there had been 36 departments. A draft law in August 2011 would expand that number to 63. Until 2010, arrondissements remained a proposed subdivision of departments, though none were used. The decentralisation process, begun in the 1995-1999 period replaced appointed Prefects at Departmental or Arrondissement level with elected councils, first elected in 1999. These were the first local elections held in the history of Niger. Officials elected at commune level are then selected as representatives at Departmental, regional, and National level councils and administration. The Ministry of Decentralisation was created to oversee this task, and to create a national consultative council of local officials. On 1 August 2011, the National Assembly of Niger approved a draft law which would dramatically expand the number of departments to 63. The law will create 27 new departments centered on the former appointed sub departmental Postes Administratifs. The 27 new department capitals will be: Aderbissanat, Iférouane, Ingall, Bosso, Goudoumaria, N'Gourti, Dioundiou, Falmèye, Tibiri, Bermo, Gazaoua, Bagaroua, Tassara, Tillia, Abala, Ayérou, , , Banibangou, Gothèye, Torodi, , Damagaram Takaya, Dungass, , Tesker. The 63 departments are broken down into communes. As of 2006 there were 265 communes, including communes urbaines (urban communes: centred in or as subdivisions of cities of over 10000), communes rurales (rural communes) centred in cities of under 10,000 and/or sparsely populated areas, and a variety of traditional (clan or tribal) bodies amongst semi-nomadic populations. The former postes administratifs (administrative posts) for largely uninhabited desert areas or military zones were incorporated as full departments with borders to be determined. The 36 pre-2011 departments are listed below, by region.1 departments are listed below, by region. , Até 2011, as Regiões do Níger eram subdivi … Até 2011, as Regiões do Níger eram subdivididas em 36 departamentos, os quais, antes do programa de desconcentração 1999-2005 eram denominados arrondissements. A partir de 2005, os Arrondissements continuam a ser uma subdivisão proposta dos Departamentos, embora nenhum seja usado. O processo de descentralização, iniciado no período 1995-1999, substituiu os prefeitos nomeados a nível departamental/arrondissement por conselhos eleitos, eleitos pela primeira vez em 1999. Estas foram as primeiras eleições locais realizadas na história do Níger. Os funcionários eleitos no nível Comuna são selecionados como representantes em conselhos e administração departamental, regional e nacional. O Ministério da Descentralização foi criado para supervisionar essa tarefa e para criar um conselho consultivo nacional de autoridades locais. Os departamentos são subdivididos em comunas. Em 2006, havia 265 comunas, incluindo comunas urbanas (centradas nas cidades ou como subdivisões de cidades de mais de 10 000 habitantes), comunas rurais (centradas nas cidades com menos de 10 000 habitantes e/ou zonas escassamente povoadas, e uma variedade de organizações tradicionais (clãs ou tribos) das populações semi-nômades. Em 2011, os departamentos passaram de 36 para 63. Os antigos postos administrativos das zonas desérticas, em grande parte desabitadas, bem como as zonas militares foram incorporados como departamentos, cujas fronteiras devem ser determinadas. Os 27 novos departamentos são: * Aderbissanat, Iférouane, Ingall (na região de Agadez) * Bosso, Goudoumaria, N'Gourti (na região de Diffa) * Dioundiou, Falmèye, Tibiri (região de Dosso) * Bermo, Gazaoua, Bagaroua (região de Maradi) * Tassara, Tillia, Abala (região de Tahoua ) * Ayérou, Ballayara, Bankilaré, Banibangou, Gothèye, Torodi (região de Tillabery) * Belbédji, Damagaram Takaya, Dungass, Takiéta, Tesker (região de Zinder) Os departamentos, com respectivas capitais entre parênteses, são listados a seguir, por região.nteses, são listados a seguir, por região. |
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| rdfs:comment | De departementen (départements) zijn sinds … De departementen (départements) zijn sinds 2005 het tweede bestuursniveau van het Afrikaanse land Niger Het land is onderverdeeld in zeven regio's (régions), die tot 2005 als departementen werden aangeduid. Het tweede bestuursniveau werd voor 2005 aangeduid als arrondissementen (arrondissements). Tot 2011 had Niger 36 departementen, uit deze departementen werden in 2011 27 nieuwe afgesplitst waardoor het land nu in totaal 63 departementen omvat. De departementen zijn verder verdeeld in stadsgemeenten (commune urbaine) en plattelandsgemeenten (commune rurale)) en plattelandsgemeenten (commune rurale) , The regions of Niger are subdivided into 6 … The regions of Niger are subdivided into 63 departments (French: départements). Before the devolution program on 1999–2005, these departments were styled arrondissements. Confusingly, the next level up (regions) had, before 2002-2005 been styled departments. Prior to a revision in 2011, there had been 36 departments. A draft law in August 2011 would expand that number to 63. Until 2010, arrondissements remained a proposed subdivision of departments, though none were used. The decentralisation process, begun in the 1995-1999 period replaced appointed Prefects at Departmental or Arrondissement level with elected councils, first elected in 1999. These were the first local elections held in the history of Niger. Officials elected at commune level are then selected as representatives at Departmhen selected as representatives at Departm , I dipartimenti del Niger (in Francese: dép … I dipartimenti del Niger (in Francese: départments) costituiscono la suddivisione territoriale di secondo livello del Paese, dopo le regioni, e ammontano a 36. Prima della riforma amministrativa avvenuta nel 2006, le suddivisioni corrispondenti agli odierni dipartimenti erano denominati arrondissement (in genere tradotto con distretti), mentre le suddivisioni corrispondenti alle odierne regioni erano denominate dipartimenti.rne regioni erano denominate dipartimenti. , Até 2011, as Regiões do Níger eram subdivi … Até 2011, as Regiões do Níger eram subdivididas em 36 departamentos, os quais, antes do programa de desconcentração 1999-2005 eram denominados arrondissements. A partir de 2005, os Arrondissements continuam a ser uma subdivisão proposta dos Departamentos, embora nenhum seja usado. O processo de descentralização, iniciado no período 1995-1999, substituiu os prefeitos nomeados a nível departamental/arrondissement por conselhos eleitos, eleitos pela primeira vez em 1999. Estas foram as primeiras eleições locais realizadas na história do Níger. Os funcionários eleitos no nível Comuna são selecionados como representantes em conselhos e administração departamental, regional e nacional. O Ministério da Descentralização foi criado para supervisionar essa tarefa e para criar um conselho consultivo arefa e para criar um conselho consultivo , Las regiones de Níger se subdividen administrativamente en 63 departamentos (del francés: departements). Antes del programa de devolución de 1999-2005, estos departamentos habían sido categorizados como arrondissements. |
| rdfs:label | Departments of Niger , Departamentos de Níger , Dipartimenti del Niger , Departamentos do Níger , Departementen van Niger |
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