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author = {Gennady Lych - Team Leader (Nationa Academy of Sciences), Ivan Abramov, Vera Artemova (National Academy of Sciences), Alexander Baichorov (Foreign Ministry), Oleg Bazhanov (Criminology Institute, Ministry of Justice), Vladimir Fateev (National Academy of Sciences), Galina Gasyuk (Statistics Ministry), Valery Koreshkov (National Standards Institute), Gennady Lych (National Academy of Sciences), Alfred Maikhrovich (National Academy of Sciences), Alexander Podluzhny (National Academy of Sciences), Lyudmila Shakhotko (Statistics Ministy), Sergie Shavel (National Academy of Sciences), Lyudmila Vasyuchonok (National Academy of Sciences), Zoya Yuk (Gender Centere, Commercial University)},
title = {Turning to People},
journal = {UNDP (United Nations Development Programme)},
year = {1995},
location = {New York},
URL = {http://undp.by/en/},
abstract = {The report makes a large number of recommendations for advancing human development in Belarus. They cover a number of policy areas and include, maintaining population levels, reform of property rights, social insurance and the provision of pensions, social protection of the unemployed and creation of new jobs, employment of women, social rehabilitation of people affected by the Chernobyl nuclear accident, consumer rights protection, disarmament and economic demilitarization, arousing national self-awareness, revival of the Belarusian indigenous culture and language, regulating the use of natural resources, overcoming the effects of the Chernobyl catastrophe, training and dissemination of environmental knowledge and creation of civil society and a state based on the rule of law. This constitutes a list of measures for government consideration which could provide the basis for a sustainable human development strategy for the country. However, the report notes that implementation of these recommendations will only be possible if the necessary resources are found and used efficiently, no easy task in a period of a profound economic crisis.
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AU - Gennady Lych - Team Leader (Nationa Academy of Sciences), Ivan Abramov, Vera Artemova (National Academy of Sciences), Alexander Baichorov (Foreign Ministry), Oleg Bazhanov (Criminology Institute, Ministry of Justice), Vladimir Fateev (National Academy of Sciences), Galina Gasyuk (Statistics Ministry), Valery Koreshkov (National Standards Institute), Gennady Lych (National Academy of Sciences), Alfred Maikhrovich (National Academy of Sciences), Alexander Podluzhny (National Academy of Sciences), Lyudmila Shakhotko (Statistics Ministy), Sergie Shavel (National Academy of Sciences), Lyudmila Vasyuchonok (National Academy of Sciences), Zoya Yuk (Gender Centere, Commercial University) TI - Turning to People PT - Journal Article DP - 1995 TA - UNDP (United Nations Development Programme) AB - The report makes a large number of recommendations for advancing human development in Belarus. They cover a number of policy areas and include, maintaining population levels, reform of property rights, social insurance and the provision of pensions, social protection of the unemployed and creation of new jobs, employment of women, social rehabilitation of people affected by the Chernobyl nuclear accident, consumer rights protection, disarmament and economic demilitarization, arousing national self-awareness, revival of the Belarusian indigenous culture and language, regulating the use of natural resources, overcoming the effects of the Chernobyl catastrophe, training and dissemination of environmental knowledge and creation of civil society and a state based on the rule of law. This constitutes a list of measures for government consideration which could provide the basis for a sustainable human development strategy for the country. However, the report notes that implementation of these recommendations will only be possible if the necessary resources are found and used efficiently, no easy task in a period of a profound economic crisis.Download File
%0 Journal Article %A Gennady Lych - Team Leader (Nationa Academy of Sciences), Ivan Abramov, Vera Artemova (National Academy of Sciences), Alexander Baichorov (Foreign Ministry), Oleg Bazhanov (Criminology Institute, Ministry of Justice), Vladimir Fateev (National Academy of Sciences), Galina Gasyuk (Statistics Ministry), Valery Koreshkov (National Standards Institute), Gennady Lych (National Academy of Sciences), Alfred Maikhrovich (National Academy of Sciences), Alexander Podluzhny (National Academy of Sciences), Lyudmila Shakhotko (Statistics Ministy), Sergie Shavel (National Academy of Sciences), Lyudmila Vasyuchonok (National Academy of Sciences), Zoya Yuk (Gender Centere, Commercial University) %T Turning to People %D 1995 %J UNDP (United Nations Development Programme) %U http://undp.by/en/, %X The report makes a large number of recommendations for advancing human development in Belarus. They cover a number of policy areas and include, maintaining population levels, reform of property rights, social insurance and the provision of pensions, social protection of the unemployed and creation of new jobs, employment of women, social rehabilitation of people affected by the Chernobyl nuclear accident, consumer rights protection, disarmament and economic demilitarization, arousing national self-awareness, revival of the Belarusian indigenous culture and language, regulating the use of natural resources, overcoming the effects of the Chernobyl catastrophe, training and dissemination of environmental knowledge and creation of civil society and a state based on the rule of law. This constitutes a list of measures for government consideration which could provide the basis for a sustainable human development strategy for the country. However, the report notes that implementation of these recommendations will only be possible if the necessary resources are found and used efficiently, no easy task in a period of a profound economic crisis.Download File
TY - JOUR AU - Gennady Lych - Team Leader (Nationa Academy of Sciences), Ivan Abramov, Vera Artemova (National Academy of Sciences), Alexander Baichorov (Foreign Ministry), Oleg Bazhanov (Criminology Institute, Ministry of Justice), Vladimir Fateev (National Academy of Sciences), Galina Gasyuk (Statistics Ministry), Valery Koreshkov (National Standards Institute), Gennady Lych (National Academy of Sciences), Alfred Maikhrovich (National Academy of Sciences), Alexander Podluzhny (National Academy of Sciences), Lyudmila Shakhotko (Statistics Ministy), Sergie Shavel (National Academy of Sciences), Lyudmila Vasyuchonok (National Academy of Sciences), Zoya Yuk (Gender Centere, Commercial University) TI - Turning to People PY - 1995 JF - UNDP (United Nations Development Programme) UR - http://undp.by/en/, AB - The report makes a large number of recommendations for advancing human development in Belarus. They cover a number of policy areas and include, maintaining population levels, reform of property rights, social insurance and the provision of pensions, social protection of the unemployed and creation of new jobs, employment of women, social rehabilitation of people affected by the Chernobyl nuclear accident, consumer rights protection, disarmament and economic demilitarization, arousing national self-awareness, revival of the Belarusian indigenous culture and language, regulating the use of natural resources, overcoming the effects of the Chernobyl catastrophe, training and dissemination of environmental knowledge and creation of civil society and a state based on the rule of law. This constitutes a list of measures for government consideration which could provide the basis for a sustainable human development strategy for the country. However, the report notes that implementation of these recommendations will only be possible if the necessary resources are found and used efficiently, no easy task in a period of a profound economic crisis.Download File
TY - JOUR T1 - Turning to People AU - Gennady Lych - Team Leader (Nationa Academy of Sciences), Ivan Abramov, Vera Artemova (National Academy of Sciences), Alexander Baichorov (Foreign Ministry), Oleg Bazhanov (Criminology Institute, Ministry of Justice), Vladimir Fateev (National Academy of Sciences), Galina Gasyuk (Statistics Ministry), Valery Koreshkov (National Standards Institute), Gennady Lych (National Academy of Sciences), Alfred Maikhrovich (National Academy of Sciences), Alexander Podluzhny (National Academy of Sciences), Lyudmila Shakhotko (Statistics Ministy), Sergie Shavel (National Academy of Sciences), Lyudmila Vasyuchonok (National Academy of Sciences), Zoya Yuk (Gender Centere, Commercial University) PY - 1995 JF - UNDP (United Nations Development Programme) UR - http://undp.by/en/, AB - The report makes a large number of recommendations for advancing human development in Belarus. They cover a number of policy areas and include, maintaining population levels, reform of property rights, social insurance and the provision of pensions, social protection of the unemployed and creation of new jobs, employment of women, social rehabilitation of people affected by the Chernobyl nuclear accident, consumer rights protection, disarmament and economic demilitarization, arousing national self-awareness, revival of the Belarusian indigenous culture and language, regulating the use of natural resources, overcoming the effects of the Chernobyl catastrophe, training and dissemination of environmental knowledge and creation of civil society and a state based on the rule of law. This constitutes a list of measures for government consideration which could provide the basis for a sustainable human development strategy for the country. However, the report notes that implementation of these recommendations will only be possible if the necessary resources are found and used efficiently, no easy task in a period of a profound economic crisis.