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Model for public watch over healthcare spending
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Model for public watch over healthcare spending

Author(s): Oksana Remiga,Oleksandr Tatarevsky,Anastasiia Melnyk,Yordanka Gancheva,Meruert Makhmutova / Language(s): English

In Ukraine today, the environment for a dialog between the state and citizens on public control over public healthcare spending is almost entirely lacking. The reason for this is the absence of the necessary mechanisms, institutions, procedures and practices for public participation in the decision-making process within authorities. But extending democratic principles to healthcare is one way to improve publicpolicy in this area and raise the health of Ukrainian society in general. The development and institution of public control over public healthcare spending should be a reform priority. This, in turn, requires a set of clear, understandable and transparent rules and procedures. This manual presents a practical model for public control over public healthcare spending. The main requirements attached to this model are described in terms of legal and institutional arrangements for public control, the dissemination of information and the participation of NGOs in mobilizing the general public. Jointly prepared by specialists from the Euro-Balkan Institute (Macedonia), the Public Policy Research Center (Kazakhstan), and the International Centre for Policy Studies (Ukraine), the uniqueness of this publication lies in the fact that, during its preparation, public policy tools used in the European Union, Central Europe and Central Asia were examined.

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Participation of women in Ukrainian politics
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Participation of women in Ukrainian politics

Author(s): Olena Zakharova,Anatoliy Oktysiuk,Svetlana Radchenko / Language(s): English

The aim of the research is to carry out the analysis of actions taken by Ukrainian political parties in order to increase the level of women involvement in the policies development and to identify the main challenges at the interparty and cross-party levels. The reforms which are carried out in Ukraine after the Revolution of Dignity offer significant opportunities for the implementation of the best European and international practices in the field of gender equality. In particular,amendments to the electoral legislation pertaining to introduction of gender quotas offer the opportunities for increased involvement of women in political activity. On-going constitutional process makes it possible to incorporate the principles of gender equality in a new draft of the Constitution of Ukraine. The EU-Ukraine Association Agreement envisages implementation of a number of EU directives pertaining to non-discrimination and gendere quality in Ukrainian legislation and daily practice. Administrative reform allows to raise the issue of vertical gender segregation in the state executive bodies. Local government reforms and decentralization process provide anopportunity to promote gender equality mechanism at the level of regions, districts, individual settlements, and amalgamated communities.

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Proposals for Ukraine: 2010 – time for reformside Ukraine
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Proposals for Ukraine: 2010 – time for reformside Ukraine

Author(s): Not Specified Author / Language(s): English

Ukraine has gone through a rollercoaster in the last decade. Eight years of an average economic growth of 7.5 percent from 2000 until 2007 has been followed by severe economic crisis, with gross domestic product (GDP) anticipated to slump by 14 percent in 2009. Ukraine’s presidential elections offer a grea topportunity to launch a major revitalization of the country. Ukraine is not performing up to its potential. In 2009, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) assessed that its GDP per capita will be as little as $2,540 in current US dollars, placing it 110th in the world. The situation looks only marginally better when GDP is expressed in purchasing power parities, which reflects the actual living standard: $6,460 per capita, at 99th place in the world. In purchasing power parities, Ukraine’s GDP amounted to 22 percent of the European Union (EU) level and 40 percent of the Russian level in 2009.

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Recent economic reform experience from central Europe: inspirations and suggestions for Ukraine
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Recent economic reform experience from central Europe: inspirations and suggestions for Ukraine

Author(s): Miroslav Beblavý,Eugen Jurzyca,Peter Goliaš,Lajos Bokros,Maciej Grabowski,Jan Mladek,Peter Goliaš,Robert Kicina / Language(s): English

This publication consists of articles written by experts from Visegrad countries (CzechRepublic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia) and features these countries’ experience in economic reforms on their strategic paths to EU accession. This publication was prepared as part of the “Transferring Slovak Economic Reform Know-How during Pre-Election and Post-Election Debates in Ukraine” project, a joint initiative of the Institute for Economic and Social Reforms INEKO (Bratislava, Slovakia) and the International Centre for Policy Studies (Kyiv, Ukraine). The main goal of this project is to promote further economic growth and alleviate poverty in Ukraine through improved economic reform policy design and implementation.

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Ukraine vs Hungary – the issue of language historical and political context
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Ukraine vs Hungary – the issue of language historical and political context

Author(s): Maksym Stepanenko,Tamás Péter Baranyi / Language(s): English

The issue with regard to the status of Ukrainian language has deep historical roots and is directly related to how it is used in modern political realities. For almost its entire history, Ukrainehas been under influence (or a part) of other states, knowing no independence: from the Grand Duchy of Lithuania to the incorporation of Ukraine into the Soviet Union. The vast majority of these states’ humanitarian policy, which at different times included Ukrainian lands, was aimed at assimilating the Ukrainian population. This was done most acutely and aggressively by Russian state authorities (being the Russian Empire or the Soviet Union). This led to the complete politicization of the language issue in Ukrainian society and the formation of Russian propaganda myths about both countries being “one nation”, “Ukraine is a younger brother of Russia”, etc. Additionally, there were even more radical theses introduced about the Ukrainian language not being self-sufficient, only existingas a form of a “South Russian dialect”. These claims are perceived as a national humiliation in Ukraine.

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Ukraine’s policy to control illegal migration
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Ukraine’s policy to control illegal migration

Author(s): Viktor Chumak,Natalia Shapovalova,Piotr Kaźmierkiewicz,Olha Shumylo / Language(s): English

This White Paper proposes an alternative, independent vision of state policy for controlling illegal migration in Ukraine. This is the final report from the “Improving the Implementation of Migration Policy by Disseminating EU Experience with Readmission Treaties” Project implemented by the International Centre for Policy Studies (Kyiv, Ukraine) and the Institute for Public Affairs (Warsaw, Poland), with support from the Embassy of the UK in Ukraine. This document also contains recommendations for institutional reform, legislative changes, and drawing on technical assistance, as well as proposals for specific polices and programs in migration control and border management. The report also proposes responses to challenges associated with signing a Readmission Treaty with the EU: recommendations on creating conditions for the detention of illegal migrants, ensuring them legal protection, and carrying out identification and expulsion procedures. Moreover, this paper also lays out reforms that are needed to improve the effectiveness of Ukraine’s migration policy: reforms in the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) and the judiciary.

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Партійна політика: вплив недержавних громадських організацій на формування та впровадження
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Партійна політика: вплив недержавних громадських організацій на формування та впровадження

Author(s): Petro Udovenko,Andriy Zelnyntsky / Language(s): Ukrainian

In the recent history of Ukraine, 2006 will be the year of constitutional changes in the political system of the country. In accordance with the Law “On Amendments to the Constitution of Ukraine ” on December 8, 2004, our state became a Parliamentary Presidential. For the first time elections to the Parliament and deputies of local self- government bodies were held according to proportional system. Introduction of a new form of government provides a number of changes in various spheres of public life. Especially in the political sphere that organically combines political structures of the state and civil society, political relations, political activity, political consciousness. These changes concern first of all interaction of the mainstructures of the political system - the state, political parties, public organizations, local government and media.

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