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Quoting variables wont interpolate them. They would be treated like literal string.

Try
dinfo = mktime(year FS month FS day" 12 00 00")

Ok, sorry for misunderstanding. In that case, even if it works, system returns the exit status for the command. Its not preferred to store the output.

cnamejj's solution is off course preferable,...

You can use the mktime() and strftime() routines if your awk has them (gawk does). Here's a crude sample to give you an idea how it work. Check the "man gawk" page for more info

gawk 'BEGIN {...

Try
awk -v woy="$(date -d "$rt_date" +%-V)" -F","
'BEGIN { #some variable assignment}

{ #some calculation and put values in array}

END {
year=#getting it from array and assume this will...