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General Human Development Report The Report details the progress that has been made on the road to sustainable human development in Azerbaijan and identifies directions for future development. The nation has rich human and natural resources, is well positioned to take advantage of its location by selecting and applying appropriate strategies and perspectives gleaned through its contacts with the wider world and by putting its existing resources to their best use. However, the Report also highlights some obstacles to human ... Azerbaijan - 2002 |
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General Human Development Report The report gives a comprehensive overview of the socio-economic situation in the country six years after the Dayton agreements. Beginning with a review of economic progress achieved in that time period, the report then looks at some critical areas of human development including unemployment, education, health care, gender equality and crime. The Report in itself is a significant achievement since it introduces an estimate of the Human Development Index (HDI) in Bosnia Herzegovina, this in s... Bosnia and Herzegovina - 2002 |
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Human Development Report Croatia 2002 This year the Human Development Report has focused on the position of the people in the economy which after years of stagnation has started to grow. The Report deals with promising macroeconomic results and with persistently high unemployment, growing inequalities and not at all promising poverty. Confronted in this way the economy and the people picture the Croatian transition in the first years of the third Millennium. The Report also deals with an issue that is of utmost importance in the ... Croatia - 2002 |
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Human Development Trends and Policy Making The theme of this year's Report is the formation of policy regarding human development. The Report addresses such questions as: How well is the resource used in Estonia today? What are the existing mechanisms for good governance and responsibility? To what extent do various social groups have the opportunity to influence the respective policies? The last ten years in Estonia have been characterized by the creation of democratic institutions and a market economy. Now it is time to move on to a... Estonia - 2002 |
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Human Development Report - Kosovo 2002 Building Bridges to a Better Future For the first time in 2002 human development indicators have been analyzed for Kosovo. This first Report takes stock of the human development status in the region and introduces the general concept of human-oriented development to Kosovans. By developing these baseline indicators, the Report is meant to help assess the success of long-term policies designed to improve living standards in Kosovo. Although Kosovo's long-term political status remains sensitive, the region is striving to reach le... Kosovo - 2002 |
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Eigth National Human Development Report At the origin of the eighth edition of Costa Rica's HDRs was this question: "does the NHDR fulfill a social need in Costa Rica?" This question translates in the Report into a reflection on the most pressing issues of public interest that is above all meant to lead to action. Costa Rica stands a unique development case in Latin America, characterized by high economic growth over the last 50 years as well as political stability and particularly advanced social public policies. Howeve... Costa Rica - 2002 |
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Human Development Report Nicaragua 2002 Conditions for Hope Nicaragua's second NHDR presents a reflection of the country as is viewed by its people. The Report is aimed at providing greater understanding of Nicaraguans' aspirations, and defining the necessary conditions for achieving these goals. It is a reflection on Nicaraguan society's future, as well as a tool to building such a society. Achieving such a social reality requires developing people's capacities and opportunities to promote equity and security. The Report concludes that this is finall... Nicaragua - 2002 |
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Transforming the Panama we are, into the Panama we want, is everyone's mission Panama's first Report provides a diagnosis on poverty and inequality and finds that inequality is rooted in ethno-social factors. The Report provides disaggregated data on poverty at the province-, district- and "comarca" (community) levels, and finds that 40.5% of Panamanians are poor, among which 26.5% suffer from extreme poverty. The Report focuses on indigenous areas, where poverty is greater. It mainly argues that indigenous people should be given more autonomy to design their ... Panama - 2002 |
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Maximizing Opportunities The objective of this NHDR is to introduce the Human Development paradigm to Peruvian citizens. The Report includes the Human Development Index calculated for the first time at a provincial level. It attempts at finding the root causes of poverty in the country and finds that higher quality of life and more equity could be achieved through a better use of Peru's multiple potentialities within a Human Development perspective. To that end, the NHDR presents a conceptual framework as well as an ... Peru - 2002 |
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Towards a New Consensus: Democracy and Human Development The report focuses on the interrelationships between human development, democracy and economic progress in Indonesia, in the wake of the East Asian financial crisis. The Report is an ambitious and innovative undertaking, posing a question that is very much on the agenda of policy-makers in Indonesia: How can Indonesia achieve steady progress in all indicators of human development as it restructures its economy, refashions its governance institutions, and devolves decision-making to regions a... Indonesia - 2001 |
