• The rational widening of urbanisation, through the optimisation of village – town flows and the creation
of available jobs in towns, where these are economically, socially and environmentally justified;
• The achievement of strategic, industrial, agricultural, construction and tourism objectives, in view to
stabilise population in all the country zones, particularly in the less-favoured ones;
• The decongestion of too big cities, the fading out of urban overcrowding processes, the limitation of
their population through economic and administrative measures;
• Ensuring the use of local natural resources, through reclamation works at territorial level and
valorisation of agricultural and forestry areas;
• The extension of half-urban localities by interweaving the activities belonging to industrial and services
sectors with the agricultural ones, as an intermediate step in urban environment formation and development;
• Ensuring the food autonomy of rural population, as well as the food security of urban population;
• Reconsidering the rural environment through the setting up of small and medium industrial enterprises
at village level, the implementation of certain urbanisation elements in the rural area, the abolishment of
discrepancies between villages and towns, the creation of social and cultural objectives;
• The stabilisation of rural population income, particularly of agricultural population, through the
attenuation of price fluctuations for base products, as well as of the consequences related to the variation of
agricultural production due to random factors;
The reduction of incumbent costs related to compulsive de-ruralisation and urbanisation and the diminution of
towns pollution level and of social entropy elements