Number of schools K-12	Number of teachers K-12	Number of students K-12	Number of students per computer K-12
7.200[1]	243.662[2]	4.774.952[3]	2,6[4]

Sources:
^[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_Romani (2012)
^[2] Eurostat, Education and Training statistics  (2018)
^[3] Eurostat, Education and Training statistics (2017)
^[4] www.compareyourcountry.org/pisa-digital (2012)

Organization responsible for education	Role of the organization	Website
Ministry of Education, Research, Youth and Sports	administration and management of the education and training system establishing the education policy based on cooperation and consultation with other responsible ministries control of tertiary education (universities and other tertiary education institutions are autonomous)	www.edu.ro
National Council for Education Reform
County School Inspectorates	ensure the control and overview at the local level of the legislation and evaluation of the education system implement the national education policy act at the regional level design and implement their own budget obliged to make annual evaluations about the education system in their region determine and create the management plan for the next year including the planned activities, objectives, resources and responsibilities. The management plan then is discussed with the appointed consultative bodies and they have to be approved by the council of the Inspectorates. If the management plan is approved, it becomes compulsory for the actors in the management system of the respective region.
National Centre for Curriculum and Evaluation of Pre-tertiary Education
National Service for Assessment and Evaluation
National Centre for TVET Development		www.tvet.ro
National Commission for Pre-tertiary Education Evaluation and Accreditation
National Council for Financing Public Pre-tertiary Education
National Centre for Recognition and Equivalence of Diplomas		https://cnred.edu.ro/en
Local public administration authorities	maintenance of the education system, as according to law all the public school building belong to them responsible for the proper operation of the school education in their territory.
Source: European Commission / EACEA National Policies Platform / Eurydice / Romania Overview: https://eacea.ec.europa.eu/national-policies/eurydice/content/romania_en

Year	Primary education	Lower secondary education	Upper secondary education	Total
2012	626,0	649,4	765,3	2040,7
2013	723,3	760,7	857,1	2341,1
2014	645,3	965,7	956,3	2567,3
2015	663,0	1037,0	1010,5	2710,6
2016	633,2	1013,4	967,7	2614,3
Source: Eurostat (online data codes: educ_uoe_fine01)

Public procurement system is very centralised.

National Public Procurement Agency (ANAP): main public body in the public procurement system belonging to the Ministry of Finance.

• responsible for legislation and policy-making
• fulfils executive and monitor functions
• implements ex-ante controls on all the tenders regardless of their value.

Council for Solving Complaints (CNSC): the first instance administrative body that has jurisdictional power over public procurement procedures.

• its main objective is to ensure the compliance of the contracting authorities with the respective legislations
• in order to achieve the compliance, it examines the complaints about any irregularities
• it has got the authority to force the contracting authorities to take corrective actions
• an appeal can be issued at the Court of Appeal against the decision of the CNSC and the decision about the appeal is binding for all the parties involved.

Romanian Court of Accounts: the main oversight body

• implements expost audits and controls of the planning, management and use of public financial sources during the public procurement process
• has to report its findings to ANAP and to the National Anticorruption Directorate (DNA). DNA has the right to issue and sanction if the irregularity is justified.

Audit Authority within the Court of Accounts: implement external audit of EU-co-funded projects.

Competition Council: an autonomous administrative body,

• responsible for protecting and stimulating competition
• fulfils its monitoring role through the Bid Rigging Module (BRM) that analyses control reports in order to identify potential anticompetitive actions during the public procurement processes. If they find any suspicious case, they can implement an investigation on the selected processes
• has the right to issue sanctions and fines

 

Sources:
European Commission / EACEA National Policies Platform / Eurydice / Romania Overview:
https://eacea.ec.europa.eu/national-policies/eurydice/content/romania_en
Public procurement – Study on administrative capacity in the EU Romania Country Profile:
https://ec.europa.eu/regional_policy/sources/policy/how/improving-investment/public-procurement/study/country_profile/ro.pdf