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IDIS “Viitorul” - Workshop on methodology development: September 29, 2008 12:27
IDIS Viitorul associate experts attended a workshop in Brusselles to develop a methodology for Study on Social Protection and Social Inclusion in Republic of Moldova on September 9, 2008. Similar studies will be held in Ukraine and Belarus.

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Hungary - employment rate up to 57.3pc in 2007: February 15, 2008 11:33
The number of employed people in Hungary rose by 47,000 in the 15-64 age group in the five years to 2007, while the employment rate rose from 56.2 percent to 57.3 percent, Labour and Welfare Minister Monika Lamperth

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CASE launches a new project: February 4, 2008 11:10
CASE held first meeting in the framework of its newest project “Cross-curricular key competences and teacher education”. The project is being led by CASE with the participation of several international experts from other European institutions . The team will measure the extent that "key competences for lifelong learning" are being implemented in primary and secondary schools across the EU-27 countries.

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World Bank supports health sector reform in Kazakhstan: January 16, 2008 10:33
The World Bank's Board of Executive Directors approved a US$ 117.7 million loan on Tuesday for the Kazakhstan Health Sector Technology Transfer and Institutional Reform Project.

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Hungary - Gov't social reforms expected to focus on small details in 2008: January 2, 2008 10:18
Few policy areas will see through 2008 without undergoing change but the changes themselves are not expected to be earth-shattering.

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Hungary Parliament nods on key health insurance reform bill: December 20, 2007 11:20
Hungary's Parliament on Monday approved the government's key health insurance reform bill, with 204 votes in favour and 168 votes against. No Socialist MPs objected and there was one abstention, according to the official result.

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Human Resources Development in BiH: December 17, 2007 15:25
Research for the study Human Resources Development in Bosnia and Herzegovina is ongoing, supported by the Policy Development Fellowship Programme – Open Society Fund Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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New Study launched by CASE: December 13, 2007 10:41
The CASE Network Studies and Analyses series launched a new study called “Analysis of cross-country differences in the shape of the age-wage relationship with an attempt to tackle age-productivity differences within the EU.”

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Contribution by CER to the Welfare Improvement Strategy of Uzbekistan for 2008-2010: December 13, 2007 10:17
CER jointly with UNDP conducted several research works, the outcomes and recommendations of which were used for drafting the Welfare Improvement Strategy of Uzbekistan for 2008-2010 (WIS).

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Real unemployment rate in Azerbaijan is 6.2%: December 7, 2007 17:23
Real unemployment statistics in Azerbaijan exceeds many times State Statistical Committee’s data.

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New Public Policy Studies: November 16, 2007 10:07
The institute launched two studies entitled 'Public transportation in Chisinau Municipality as a taxi business' (author: Ion Cotruta) and 'Parking as a policy urgency for the Chisinau Municipality' (author: Oleg Ponomarenco and Ion Cotruta).

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Hungary revamps healthcare system, opens up to private insurers: September 26, 2007 17:45
Hungary's national healthcare system will next year undergo a massive shake-up that will allow in private insurance companies for the first time

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Study "Social inclusion and social protection in BiH": August 24, 2007 14:57
24.08.2007 - ACIPS Center for Policy Research won the tender for creation of the study “Social Inclusion and Social Protection in BiH” from the Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities Directorate General, European Commission in Brussels. The team of three experts (Davorin Paveli?, Amil Kamenica and Nikolina Obradovi?), and an external advisor (Paul Stubbs), is engaged on creation of the study.

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