The village of Brezoaele is located in southern Romania on the border of Giurgiu county near the Dâmbovița river. According to the 2002 census, the population was 4,146 but declined to 4,012 by 2011 as many youth left the village in search of better opportunities, leaving behind elderly residents. Two historic churches from the 15th century, the Church of the Dormition of the Holy Mother and the Church of Saint Nicholas, are recognized as architectural monuments of local interest. While low population poses a challenge to the village's agriculture, farmers are starting to organize and focus on organic crops to improve the region's branding and viability.

1. Moraru Rares Constantin

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 The village is situated in the
south of the county, on the
border of Giurgiu county, near
the shore of Dâmbovița river.
Location

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 In 2011, the population of Brezoaele village was 4.012
inhabitants, decreasing from 2002 when there were
recorded 4.146 inhabitants.
Population

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 Two objectives from Brezoaele are included in the
list of the historical monuments of Dâmbovița as
monuments of local interest qualified as architectural
monuments:
 The Churches:
 „Adormirea Maicii
Domnului” and
 „Sfântul Nicolae”
Historical Monuments

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 One of the major
problem is that the
youth leaves the village
in pursuit of a better
future, leaving behind
the elderly.
 This fact brings the
question of how the
agriculture will thrive,
but, if still difficult to
achieve, there are some
ways in which it could
get better.
Development

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 One is the association
of the remaining
farmers in order to
raise overall
productivity, and
others are starting to
grow organic crops
and branding this
region as one of the
best in Romania.
Development

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