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Decision-Making: Coordinating Bodies
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Decision Making: Legislation and Regulations
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Decision-Making: Strategies, Policies and Plans
The Government strategy supposes the gradual decreasing of humanitarian assistance and targeting the financing on the development programs.
Decision-Making: Major Groups involvement
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Programmes and Projects
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Status
Progress in the implementation of the economic reforms is largely determined by the support provided by the international community, including the World Bank, International Monetary Fund, United Nations, European Bank, as well as other financial institutions and foreign countries such as the USA, France, and others. The assistance provided by donor countries and organizations to the Republic of Armenia is implemented in five main areas:
Challenges
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Capacity-building, Education, Training
and Awareness-raising
Irrigation Rehabilitation is an area in which Armenia needs capacity-building.
Information
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Research and Technologies
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Financing
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Cooperation
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This information is based on the Republic of Armenia's submission to the 5th Session of the Commission on Sustainable Development, April 1997. Last update: 1 April 1997
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Decision-Making: Coordinating Bodies
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Decision Making: Legislation and Regulations
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Decision-Making: Strategies, Policies and Plans
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Decision-Making: Major Groups involvement
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Programmes and Projects
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Status
Armenia pursues a trade liberalization strategy. Import tariffs at the rates of 0-10% are applied and there are no export taxes. The EU Partnership and Cooperation Agreement was signed in 1995. Armenia has free trade agreements with CIS countries and is in the process of accession to the World Trade Organization.
Challenges
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Capacity-building, Education, Training
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Information
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Research and Technologies
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Financing
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Cooperation
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This information is based on the Republic of Armenia's submission to the 5th Session of the Commission on Sustainable Development, April 1997. Last update: 1 April 1997
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Decision-Making: Coordinating Bodies
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Decision Making: Legislation and Regulations
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Decision-Making: Strategies, Policies and Plans
See under Programmes and Projects.
Decision-Making: Major Groups involvement
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Programmes and Projects
The main objectives of the Government's macroeconomic programme for the period 1996-1998 are to consolidate and deepen the stabilization of the economy, and to further accelerate structural reforms for the provision of sustained and significant growth. The systematic reforms in 1996-1998 will take place in the financial sector, through privatization in the energy sector, and in the budgetary sphere. The targets for 1997 social-economic development programme include:
Status
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Challenges
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Capacity-building, Education, Training
and Awareness-raising
Capacity must continue to be built in SAC, Health and Education Sectors Development, and Social Investment Fund, among other.
Information
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Research and Technologies
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Financing
Financial support is presently provided by the ESAF (Enhanced Structural Adjustment Facility), credits, and budget financing.
Cooperation
Armenia cooperates with the International Monetary Fund, World Bank, UN, and others.
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This information is based on the Republic of Armenia's submission to the 5th Session of the Commission on Sustainable Development, April 1997. Last update: 1 April 1997
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Decision-Making: Coordinating Bodies
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Decision Making: Legislation and Regulations
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Decision-Making: Strategies, Policies and Plans
Armenia continues to concentrate on socio-economic reforms and the stabilization of the economy.
Decision-Making: Major Groups involvement
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Programmes and Projects
Programmes for the economic development of the country are aimed at the acquisition of new markets for production, enhanced efficiency in the activities of industrial enterprises, the resolution of the investment crisis, increased exports, finding substitutes for imported raw materials, etc.
Status
The reforms carried out recently have led mainly to the macroeconomic stabilization of the Republic. Over the past year the gross national product increased 6 per cent over that for the same period the previous year. The introduction of a State treasury system has led to improved budget discipline in the Republic and to greater expediency and effectiveness in the use of State budget resources. Budget planning takes social considerations into account.
In 1996 reforms continued in the energy sector. As a result, progress has now been made not only in the supply of electricity but also in improving the regularity of payments for electricity.
Challenges
To continue to develop, Armenia will need to concentrate on the training of personnel, the adoption of preferential financial agreements, the dissemination of information and structural legal changes.
Capacity-building, Education, Training
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Information
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Research and Technologies
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Financing
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Cooperation
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This information is based on the Republic of Armenia's submission to the 5th Session of the Commission on Sustainable Development, April 1997. Last update: 1 April 1997
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