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General Human Development Report This report is an overall status report on post-war BiH as analyzed and presented by Bosnian experts. It has been widely acclaimed as a landmark compendium of the political, social and economic issues facing BiH. During the period of review, the country was going through a multi-faceted transition; from war to peace, from emergency aid to development assistance, from centrally planned economy to free market, and most importantly from socialism to democracy. Bosnia and Herzegovina - 1998 |
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Social Integration and the Role of the State in the transition period This report assembels and analyses information about the realities of 1998 and future trends; offers suggestions and raises options for actions in Kazakhstan. Kazakhstan - 1998 |
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State and Human Development The Lithuanian Human Development Report 1998 (LHDR-98)is the fourth in a series of annual national reports financed and conceptually supported by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)in Lithuania since 1995.Its theme has been inspired by the 50th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Human rights and sustainable human development are both dynamic, interdependent and mutually reinforcing concepts. The report covers a wide range of human development issues based on... Lithuania - 1998 |
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Regional Disparities The main theme of the Russian Federation's fourth NHDR is regional and social inequality regarding human development. For the first time the report contains a chapter on the state of the environment, describes the differences in social conditions between various types of settlements and analyses the role of territorial factors in sustaining and furthering human development. The report presents a detailed analysis of the main trends in human development in Russia, followed by an in-depth st... Russian Federation - 1998 |
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Human Rights and Minority Issues The Slovakia 1998 NHDR draws the attention to some human development problems whose solutions are perceived by the Slovak citizens as the most urgent. Slovak Republic - 1998 |
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General Human Development Report The main goal of the first Slovenia HDR is to highlight the fact that, apart from economic growth, there are other problems whose resolution is at least as important as growth in GDP. Slovenia - 1998 |
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Human Development Report on Public Spending This report tackled important dimensions concerning social spending for HD: the importance of the reallocation of public resources, the role of social assistance and insurance in alleviating poverty. The Report notes that social protection in Egypt uses two channels; on one hand, the assistance channel which consists of direct transfers to the poor (cash payments, subsidized food and services programs), and on the other hand, the income generation channel which aims at increasing the income ... Egypt - 1997 |
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General Human Development Report The Namibian Human Development Report 1997 is the result of a collaboration between the UNDP and the following UNAIDS co-sponsors in Namibia: WHO, UNICEF and UNFPA. In addition to providing a comprehensive review of human development in Namibia, the report analyses the potential impact of HIV and AIDS on social and economic progress. Following a critical appraisal of the current efforts of the Government, its partners in civil society and the donor community, the report concludes with a det... Namibia - 1997 |
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Themes and Experiences/Indexes and Indicators In the first Peruvian NHDR, the contemporary state of human development in Peru is presented on a broad base. The report discusses the issues of economic evolution and human development, generating employment, erasing poverty, and education Peru - 1997 |
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General Human Development Report This report provides a factual overview of HD to facilitate planning, programming and resource allocation; and thus fill a major lacuna and focuses primarily on social sectors and poverty. Cambodia - 1997 |
