07676oam 22012014 450 991082166750332120240405035123.01-4983-6334-21-4983-3714-71-4843-8519-5(CKB)2550000001352349(EBL)1779710(SSID)ssj0001398961(PQKBManifestationID)11908504(PQKBTitleCode)TC0001398961(PQKBWorkID)11450769(PQKB)11598508(MiAaPQ)EBC1779710(Au-PeEL)EBL1779710(CaPaEBR)ebr10928015(CaONFJC)MIL642269(OCoLC)894170007(IMF)1KGZEE2014002(IMF)1KGZEA2014002(EXLCZ)99255000000135234920020129d2014 uf 0engur|n|---|||||txtccrThe Kyrgyz Republic : Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper1st ed.Washington, D.C. :International Monetary Fund,2014.1 online resource (159 p.)IMF Staff Country ReportsDescription based upon print version of record.1-4983-1254-3 1-322-11018-2 Cover; The Kyrgyz Republic Sustainable Development Program 2013- 2017; Introduction; I. CURRENT TRENDS OF THE KYRGYZ REPUBLIC DEVELOPMENT; 1.1. Urgency of and Prerequisites for the Kyrgyz Republic Transition to Sustainable Development; 1.2. Overall View and Specifics of the Kyrgyz Republic Transition to Sustainable Development; 1.3. Goals and Objectives at the State of the Kyrgyz Republic Transition to Sustainable Development; 1.4. Challenges and Risks in Transition to Sustainable Development; II. AREAS AND PRIORITIES OF THE KYRGYZ REPUBLIC'S TRANSITION TO SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT2.1 . Sustainable Development Policy Basis2.1.1. Increasing the Public Administration and Local Governance Capacities; 2.1.2. Judicial System Reform; 2.1.3. Country's National Security and Defense Capacity; 2.1.4. Strengthening the Rule of Law in the Kyrgyz Republic for Sustainable Development; 2.1.5. Anticorruption Policy; 2.1.6. Informal Economy Legalization; III. PEOPLE UNITY AS A CONDITION FOR THE SAFEGUARDING OF STATEHOOD AND SUCCESSFUL DEVELOPMENT; 3.1. Ensuring Interethnic Harmony and Strengthening the People Unity; IV. ADDRESSING SOCIAL OBJECTIVES AND ISSUES4.1. Labor Market and Employment4.2. Education and Science for Sustainable Development; 4.3. Health; 4.4. Improvement of Efficiency of Social Protection and Pension System; 4.5. Increasing the Cultural Capacity; 4.6. Physical Culture and Sports Development; 4.7. Raising the Role of Family and Ensuring Gender Equality; V. ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVITIES FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT; 5.1. Environment Protection; 5.2. Water Resources and Drinking Water Supply; 5.3. Ensuring Comprehensive Security of Population and Area against Natural and Technogenic DisastersVI. SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC GROWTH AND MACROECONOMIC STABILITY6.1. Macroeconomic Policies; 6.2. Government Finance Administration; 6.3. National Debt Administration; VII. IMPROVEMENT OF BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT AND INVESTMENT CLIMATE; 7.1. Small and Medium-size Business Development; 7.2. State Property Management; 7.3. Investment Climate; 7.4. Finance and Credit Sector Development; 7.5. Tax and Customs Policies; 7.6. Foreign Trade Activities Regulation; 7.7. Forming the Innovative Activities System for the Economy Competitiveness Improvement; VIII. DEVELOPMENT OF STRATEGIC ECONOMY SECTORS8.1. Energy Sector8.2. Agriculture Development; 8.3. Food Security and Nutrition Quality; 8.4. Resource Saving Technologies for Processing Industry; 8.5. Mining Industry Development; 8.6. Construction Industry Development; 8.7. Tourism Industry Development; 8.8. Transport Infrastructure Development; IX. THE POLICY OF REGIONS' TRANSITION TO SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT; X. IMPLEMENTATION PROCESS; 10.1. Process Management; 10.2. Monitoring and Evaluation; 10.3. The Country's Needs in and Capacities for the Program FinancingThis Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper on Kyrgyz Republic highlights that the period 2009 through filled with symbolic events marked a new milestone in the Kyrgyz Republic development and will enter the country’s history as the period of strength test for the Kyrgyz statehood and entire public administration system including socio-political, economic, environmental, financial and other areas of development management. The country development background during that period included the world financial crisis and growing uncertainty on world markets which created risks for all market actors including the Kyrgyzstan’s key trade partners such as Russia, Kazakhstan, and China. The government officially declared the country’s sustainable development-oriented policy. For Kyrgyzstan as a country with its still high poverty level, particularly in rural areas, and limited natural and financial resources, the sustainable development policy seems today’s logically and politically justified choice. The sustainable development model itself suggests striving for systemic, comprehensiveness, and balance in development. Transition to sustainable development suggests considering economic growth through the prism of human values and reasonable use of natural resources.IMF Staff Country Reports; Country Report ;No. 2014/247PovertyKyrgyzstanMacroeconomicsimfSustainable DevelopmentimfEnvironmental EconomicsimfDemographyimfEducation: GeneralimfEnvironmental Economics: GeneralimfDemographic Economics: GeneralimfLabor Economics: GeneralimfEducationimfDevelopment economics & emerging economiesimfEnvironmental economicsimfPopulation & demographyimfLabourimfincome economicsimfSustainable developmentimfEnvironmentimfPopulation and demographicsimfLaborimfDevelopmentimfEnvironmental sciencesimfPopulationimfLabor economicsimfIncome economicsimfKyrgyzstanEconomic conditions1991-KyrgyzstanEconomic policy1991-Kyrgyz RepublicimfPovertyMacroeconomicsSustainable DevelopmentEnvironmental EconomicsDemographyEducation: GeneralEnvironmental Economics: GeneralDemographic Economics: GeneralLabor Economics: GeneralEducationDevelopment economics & emerging economiesEnvironmental economicsPopulation & demographyLabourincome economicsSustainable developmentEnvironmentPopulation and demographicsLaborDevelopmentEnvironmental sciencesPopulationLabor economicsIncome economics303.4833095843DcWaIMFBOOK9910821667503321The Kyrgyz Republic3939234UNINA