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| BRUSSELS, 16 July 2008 Marek Dħbrowski to speak at the EU - Russia seminar | |
Latest Publications Kazakh Inflation- Brief Observations and Recommendations (E-brief no 5/2008) Recent Turmoil in Financial Markets – Sources and Systemic Remedies (E-brief no 4/2008 The Emerging Aversion to Inequality: Evidence from Poland 1992-2005 (Studies and Analyses, No. 360) Scenarios For Health Expenditure in Poland (Report No. 78) Testing Models of Distributive Politics in Multiparty Systems: The Case of Spain (Studies and Analyses No. 362) Labor Migration: Macroeconomic and Demographic Outlook for Europe and Neighbourhood Regions (Studies and Analyses No. 359 ) CASE Brochure Click HERE to see our informational brochure which gives a brief and colorful overview of CASE. | |||||
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| Last update 2008-06-27 |
 Annual Report 2007We are pleased to inform that the Annual Report 2007 was just published. Among the most important institutional achievements of CASE in 2007 the report quotes: focusing on the European Union economic relations with its neighbouring countries in Eastern Europe and Central Asia, expanding CASE geographic scope to Middle East and Northern Africa, strenghtening CASE network activities and increasing its visibility in Brussels and in other decision-making bodies. | ||||
 Rising Food PricesOn July 7th at 16.00 CASE hosted a seminar on the topic of the Global Food Crisis. The guest lecturer was Dr. Luca Barbone, the director of Poverty Reduction and Economic Management (PREM) for the Europe and Central Asia Region of the World Bank. | ||||
 Moldova: Reform, European Integration and Transnistrian conflict resolutionOn July 3rd CASE was proud to present a seminar led by Dr. Kalman Mizsei, the EU Special Representative to the Republic of Moldova. Dr. Mizsei spoke of several issues ranging from the integration of Moldova into the EU, a necessary deepening of the democratic process there, and on the hot topic of the unresolved conflict with the secessionist sect in Transnistria. The diplomatic view on the situation from the perspective of the European Union was a great honor for CASE to host. | ||||
 CASE co-hosting the energy workshopOne day workshop on "The Economic Aspects of the Energy Sector in CIS Countries" presented the key findings from the project carried by CASE for European Commission’s DG ECFIN. The workshop took place at the premises of the EC Delegation in Moscow. The topics covered included key macroeconomic issues related to energy sector functioning in the CIS, CIS role for the EU energy supply, and strategies and policy options for the energy sector development in the CIS region. The report has just been published in the European Economy. Economic Paper Series of the DG ECFIN. | ||||
 Positive surprises for Polish economy?On 27 May the new issue of the Polish Economic Outlook was presented at the CASE headquarter. The first quarter was marked by a number of surprises, mostly positive, suggesting that the strength of the economy and its resilience to withstand the global slowdown is better than we expected. One of the reasons is that Polish banks are little exposed to US credit markets. | ||||
 IMF Reform Debate in Central AsiaTo date, the debate about International Monetary Fund (IMF) Reform has been shaped largely by conversations within and among OECD countries. The project "New Rules for Global Finance Coalition" proposes to remedy this imbalance by encouraging a series of regional conferences that would enable developing countries to articulate their needs and priorities for future services from the IMF. One of such meetings will be jointly organized by CASE-Kyrgyzstan and Centre for International Governance and Innovation and will take place on 20-21 May in Bishkek. It will bring together senior officials and scholars from a number of countries of the region, along with a few other invitees, to analyze and discuss Central Asian perspectives on global monetary cooperation. | ||||
 Fostering global responsibility: kick-off meetingOn 14-15th April CASE hosted the kick-off meeting for the project "Fostering Global Responsibility: Building a Development Policy Knowledge Network to Enhance NGO Public Outreach Initiatives in EU New Member States". The project, funded by EuropeAid, started in March 2008. Its main objective is to foster new linkages among NGOs from new EU member states and their counterparts from the EU-15, as well as leading development think tanks and their respective developing country partner networks. CASE is coordinating the project in cooperation with the Overseas Development Institute (ODI). | ||||
 Second ENEPO Workshop0n 11-12th April CASE hosted in Warsaw the second ENEPO project workshop. The participants came from several EU and CIS countries. The workshop focused on the development gap between EU and CIS countries, the technical assistance to the CIS, the investment climate, the trade relations and the cooperation in the energy sector. New publications are expected in the coming weeks. | ||||
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