Sustaining Growth
The Transition Report 2017-18 finds that many economies in the EBRD region appear to have become stuck in a “middle-income trap” and need a new growth model to create sustained economic growth in future.
The report focuses on three main areas that the new model should embrace: improving the productivity of individual firms, infrastructure investment, and an emphasis on green growth.
This latest annual analysis includes a macroeconomic overview of the region and of reforms during the past year.
See the online Transition Report, which also features 37 country assessments.
Digital editionContent available exclusively online – via the interactive map tool and download directly to your device. |
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Country assessments 2017-18Links to online assessments unless otherwise indicated as PDFs |
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| Central Europe and the Baltic states (PDF) | Central Asia (PDF) | |
| Croatia | Kazakhstan | |
| Estonia | Kyrgyz Republic | |
| Hungary | Mongolia | |
| Latvia | Tajikistan | |
| Lithuania | Turkmenistan | |
| Poland | Uzbekistan | |
| Slovak Republic | ||
| Slovenia | Southern and eastern Mediterranean (PDF) | |
| Egypt | ||
| South-eastern Europe (PDF) | Jordan | |
| Albania | Lebanon | |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | Morocco | |
| Bulgaria | Tunisia | |
| Cyprus | ||
| FYR Macedonia | Eastern Europe and the Caucasus (PDF) | |
| Greece | Armenia | |
| Kosovo | Azerbaijan | |
| Montenegro | Belarus | |
| Romania | Georgia | |
| Serbia | Moldova | |
| Ukraine | ||
| Other countries below (PDF) | ||
| Russia | ||
| Turkey | ||
