Client: European Commission
Duration: 2005-2007
Region: Eastern Europe and Central Asia
Country: Russia
Solutions: Governance
The Russian government acknowledges that administrative reform, civil service reform, and reform of the budget system is imperative to maintain its economic growth momentum. Working for the European Commission’s Technical Assistance to the Commonwealth of Independent States program, three DAI Europe-led projects helped Russia improve its public sector operations. The projects introduced European experience and best practice in these areas, in line with common standards as established for a European Administrative Space, and adapted European Union experience and best practice to specific Russian circumstances. Following are the projects and some of their accomplishments.
Administrative Reform II–Improvement of Public Expenditure Management (2005–2007) advised on reforming the state budget. After managing the State Budget Reform project from 2003 to 2005, DAI worked closely with the Government of Russia to:
Management of Sub-National Public Finance (2006–2008) improved the use of public finances at the subnational level by:
Public Sector Institutional Reform Project (2005–2007) created regulations and implementation mechanisms for selected state ministries, agencies, and services. The project:
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