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2001-2002 NHDR Slovak Republic The Slovak National Human Development Report, prepared by the Centre for Economic Development (CPHR) in conjunction with experts working for NGOs, the Government, academia and the international sector, focuses on human health. The Report defines the strengths and shortcomings of the health sector, and formulates a framework for the gradual improvement of health parameters. Its goal is to increase public awareness of health issues and preventative measures, and highlight the individual's and... Slovak Republic - 2002 |
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Poverty, Social Exclusion and Marginalization The two main themes of this report are poverty and gender equality. The findings concerning poverty point to many disturbing trends: almost 11 percent of the population lives below the minimum subsistence level and the unemployment rate continues to increase, reaching 20 percent in 1999. This is increasing poverty, social exclusion and marginalization of many social groups in Slovakia, especially the Roma population. The report discusses measures for both combating the causes of poverty an... Slovak Republic - 2000 |
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Labour Market, Education and Environment
Slovak Republic - 1999 |
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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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Economic and Social Changes: Efficiency of the Government in its Socio-Economic Policies
Slovak Republic - 1997 |
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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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