The ANOSR's analysis shows that the scholarship fund has been constantly underfunded and that, due to austerity measures, it will decrease by 52.12%, affecting more than 44,000 students. The ANOSR also calls on the Government to revert to a 12-month allocation of the fund, to increase the percentage of the net minimum wage used to calculate the fund and to reintroduce scholarships for fee-paying students. The analysis also includes scenarios on the economic impact of the proposed changes.
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ANOSR: Sistemul de burse a fost constant subfinanţat prin raportare la coşul minim de trai al unui student / Fondul de burse va scădea cu 52,12%, iar umărul de studenţi beneficiari de burse va scădea cu peste 44.000 / Solicitările studenţilor
ANOSR lansează analiza „Bursele studenţilor – „povara” statului de 10 ani”
ANOSR: Sistemul de burse a fost constant subfinanţat, iar acum va scădea la jumătate. 44.000 de studenți, afectați
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