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Correlation Between Ecology and Economic Growth The report reviews a number of questions regarding the human, social and economic development of Turkmenistan, and analyzes the economic conditions necessary for social progress. It describes the substantial changes carried out in its five years of independence, and the advances made in education, health care and social protection. An analysis of the conditions of the principal productive sectors, namely industry, agriculture and transport, are followed by a review of the potential of the cou... Turkmenistan - 1996 |
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Looking Beyond the Triple Transition The Report examines basic relationships between economic growth and human development. To do this, it assesses the conduct of market reforms which contribute to human development; identifies problems and challenges in the rural areas; outlines the emerging issues of habitat, discusses the reforms required to strengthen the social infrastructure of health and education; and analyses poverty and its different dimensions. The Report represents an attempt to initiate dialogue and discussion on t... Ukraine - 1996 |
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Environment This Report argues that environmental concerns and people’s participation play a critical role in the management of the country’s limited natural resources. Bangladesh - 1995 |
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General Human Development Report The Albania NHDR vividly illustrates the dramatic progress made since the overthrow of the former communist regime, not only by the government, but also by the people as a whole. They have striven to build a country which respects the rule of law, which can provide for the main economic and social needs of the population and which enables its population to be both informed, as well as to participate in a process of public debate and nation-building. The message of the report is very pragmat... Albania - 1995 |
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Impact of the Transition The 1995 Report emphasises the necessity to ensure proportional development in different areas of the economy during the transition, in order to avoid the 'Dutch Disease' in the future. Azerbaijan - 1995 |
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General Human Development Report The NHDR provides an analysis of human development in Bulgaria and finds that the Bulgarian people have proved to be unprepared to cope with the transition from a society with restricted but clearly formulated opportunities for choice, to a society in which personal realization requires great personal effort in conditions of unclear regulations and, frequently, a complete lack of legislative norms. The report identifies urgent economic measures needed to stimulate sustainable human developmen... Bulgaria - 1995 |
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Human Development in Estonia in Transition The Report urges that despite difficulties, Estonia should elaborate its own strategy of sustainable human development and start its implementation. For that purpose, Estonia should keep its already advanced education, science and national culture functioning and as widely accessible as the traditional sources of overall development and pillars of national identity, even if the social costs of radical economic reforms tend to be high. Estonia - 1995 |
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General Human Development Report The report finds that Georgia’s current level of national income is among the lowest in the world. Until now, armed conflict and collapse of the economy have reduced both population and government to a state of penury, which has precluded social action. However, the report is optimistic about the Georgia’s potential due to the wealth of natural and human resources available. The authors suggests a future sustainable human development strategy offering a unified approach, whereby... Georgia - 1995 |
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General Human Development Report The report finds that Kazakhstan’s human development indicators have been damaged by the problems of transition. The authors suggest direct interventions in support of human development in the three main components of the human development index, namely, raising living standards by restoring and raising incomes through creation of a market economy, secondly, an expansion of skills and capacities of the population through the protection of basic education services and reform of higher le... Kazakhstan - 1995 |
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General Human Development Report In 1991, Moldova's year of independence, the global HDR ranked the Republic at 64th place internationally in a survey of 179 nations' human development. Three years later, despite improvements in the nations economic standing, this ranking had dropped 11 points to 75th place, thus confirming that Moldova's transition process had devastatingly impacted the country's social situation. The preparation of the NHDR has provided an opportunity for the Government and people to assess the above tren... Moldova - 1995 |
