... of Economics, Vladimir Bartenev, Director of Center for Security and Development at Department of World Politics of Moscow State University, and Eugenia Voiko, Assistant Professor of Applied Political Science Department at Financial University of the Russian Federation Government.
The participants exchanged opinions on Central Asia development problems, with the UNDP resident representatives eager to hear the Russians pundits' views because in recent years Moscow has been a key regional donor, and ...
On March 26, 2014 the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) and the Russian Foreign Trade Academy of the Ministry for Economic Development held a roundtable "
Trade and Human Development in Central Asian Countries: Russia's Forms and Tools for Expert-Level Assistance
." The participants discussed the advancement ...
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One question that arises, in view of the above, is: Should Russia create its own governmental organizations to render assistance to other countries? This should certainly be done, but not to the detriment of the wellbeing of its own citizens.
Development Assistance in Central Asia:
Strategic Horizons of Russian Engagement
(Rus)
Let us recall that the USSR had the State Committee for Foreign Economic Relations (GKES). This powerful organization was engaged in building up industry in Asian and African states that chose the socialist development path....
... program content, and approaching to analyzing the efficiency of programs and projects.
It would be expedient to evaluate the compatibility of Russian assistance allocation region by region with the priorities articulated in the
Concept of International Development Assistance by the Russian Federation
(2007). The time has probably come to shift the emphasis of our efforts and resource allocation to Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, and channel assistance towards sectors that deliver most “feedback” (education, support to SME,...
