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Doing More with Less: Addressing the Fiscal Crisis by Increasing Public Sector Productivity - (June 2009)
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This report looks at more fundamental reforms in key public services in order to identify opportunities for constraining expenditures through improvements in productivity. Available in Serbian.

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Strong Growth Should Help Poor, Create Jobs (Feb. 2007)
This report provides policy options for creating an environment conducive to private sector development and sustainable growth.
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Serbia Social Assistance and Child Protection Policy Note - (June 2006)
This report proposes a set of reforms aimed at improving the impact, efficiency, and responsivness of social protection system, and ensuring fiscal sustainability. This document is also available in Serbian

Public Administration Development - (May 2004)
The development of a professional and effective system of public administration in Serbia and Montenegro is a condition sine-qua-non for achieving further progress in the implementation of much needed economic and social sector reforms. Both Republics are entering a new phase of economic and social sector reform, where the effective implementation of reforms designed in the past years becomes the key issue.

Roma in an Expanding Europe: Breaking The cycle of Poverty - (Dec. 2004)
Questions were asked by mail surveys to elicit respondents' willingness to pay to protect Lake Sevan. The results show that on average, each household of the Armenian Diaspora in the United States would be willing to provide a one-time donation.

The Tobacco Epidemic in South East Europe: Consequences and Policy Responses - (Mar. 2004)
Available statistics, combined with the changes to the region's tobacco industry, suggest that the health impacts of tobacco in SEE will continue to worsen over coming years.

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Regional Analysis
In-Depth analysis of economic development in Eastern Europe and Central Asia.

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