 | Building stronger businesses: The TurnAround Management (TAM) and Business Advisory Services (BAS) Programme
The EBRD’s TurnAround Management (TAM) and Business Advisory Services (BAS) Programme consists of complementary schemes that aim to help private enterprises to adapt to the demands of a market economy. While TAM has a broad approach focusing on substantial managerial and structural changes within the company, BAS supports projects with narrowly defined objectives and a rapid pay-back.
Published February 2008 |
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 | Mortgages in transition economies
Mortgage activity in the transition countries is booming. But with growth comes change, and transition countries not only need to ensure a suitable legal environment for established forms of mortgage, but also to have in place rules and institutions that are sufficiently adapted to the latest market techniques. This publication draws on an EBRD survey of mortgage laws in 17 transition countries, giving a comparative overview of progress made so far towards developing an efficient mortgage system and weaknesses that still exist. It also provides broad recommendations on the legal basics for an efficient mortgage system.
Published January 2008 |
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 | Transition report 2007: People in transition
This year’s Report makes extensive use of the 2006 EBRD/World Bank Life in Transition Survey (LiTS), which comprised interviews with 29,000 people in 29 countries. The survey provides a unique insight into how the transition has affected people’s everyday lives and attitudes. Are they happier now than they were in 1989? Have their living standards improved or deteriorated and what are their expectations for the future?
Published November 2007 |
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 | Law in transition online 2007 - Making an insolvency system work
Too often overlooked, an effective and efficient insolvency system is a critical part of a sound and stable economy. Many transition countries have made significant strides in the development of their insolvency systems, but there is much to be done. This edition of Law in transition online focuses on making an insolvency system work and features articles that consider the key pillars of an insolvency system: the laws and regulations upon which the system is built, the judiciary and regulators who apply and interpret the law, and the insolvency practitioners who make the system run.
Published October 2007 |
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| Other Key titles |
| May 2007 | Annual report 2006: Annual review and Financial report
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| June 2007 | Sustainability Report 2006 - Promoting sound and sustainable development
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| May 2007 | TC Donors report 2007
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| May 2007 | Factsheets by country of operations
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