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Social Cohesion The Report concentrates on the economic trends experienced in Russia during the transition and the substantial challenges faced by the Government to satisfy people’s expectations and to alleviate suffering. Massive "hyper-stagflation" and its economic and social consequences are described, both to the economy as a whole, as well as to the vast majority of citizens, whose standards of living have deteriorated dramatically during the transition. The various dimensions of poverty... Russian Federation - 1996 |
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General Human Development Report The Report describes the inherited structures and policies from the former Socialist Federative Republic of Yugoslavia, which it argues are proclaimed, but not factually compatible with the goals of human development, but whose mechanisms and financing requirements proved to make them unsustainable. It discusses the major damage caused to the economy by the period of civil war, and the vast cost in terms of the fall in GDP, unemployment, loss of incomes, housing, and general trauma for the po... Serbia - 1996 |
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Human Development Report Habitat and the Living Conditions of the Population The focus of this report, in addition to the presentation of information on standard of living, social development and the economy, is on "habitat", which, for the purposes of this report, means the interaction of the individual with others and with his/her immediate surroundings. This orientation is appropriate since human settlements is the theme of the last major world summit, Habitat II, sponsored by the United Nations. For this reason, much information provided in this year's... Tajikistan - 1996 |
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General Human Development Report
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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 Latvia Human Development Report 1995 provides an inventory of the situation regarding social development in Latvia and a basis for monitoring subsequent progress. The report focuses on two sets of issues that pose particular challenges for human development in Latvia: social integration and social stress. In the realm of social integration, the report devotes separate chapters to the development of a multi-ethnic society, the position of marginal/vulnerable groups, the changing status of ... Latvia - 1995 |
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Status of Women The Report paints a "disturbing picture" of the current state of human development in Russia. "The transition from a centrally-planned to a market - guided economy has contributed to a sharp decline in the standards of living, widened income inequalities and deteriorated health conditions. It also has created a steep increase in the mortality level and a dramatic decrease in life expectancy, resulting in a decreasing population." The conclusions of the Report highlight... Russian Federation - 1995 |
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General Human Development Report The Report introduces the reader to a people and a country that until recently were hidden as a rare gem in the heart of Europe. For over a thousand years, this "terra incognita" has been bonded with the Slovak people that, despite a harsh thousand-year oppression and unpropitious fate, has lived to see a time when it can mould its fate and decide on the country's future. Present-day Slovakia and its people do not conceal bold ambitions to prove their vitality to the world that is, ... Slovak Republic - 1995 |
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General Human Development Report The Tajikistan NHDR paints an alarming picture of economic and social decline caused by the break-up of established linkages with the Soviet Union, and aggravated by civil war and natural catastrophes in the form of floods. Partial solutions are proposed in certain sections of the Report, but the problems are clearly daunting. Establishing a viable economy and a process of sustainable human development is a veritable challenge. As a statement in the Introduction says "The status of Tajik... Tajikistan - 1995 |
