Work in transition
The Transition Report 2018-19 analyses the impact on work of demographic change, automation and migration, both across national borders and within countries.
How should governments respond to urbanisation, an ageing workforce or rising numbers of young people entering the labour market? The report also looks at ways to minimise the emigration of workers from poorer countries and better integrate migrants in richer ones.
And our annual analysis includes a macroeconomic overview of the EBRD regions and of structural reforms in 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 2018-19Links to online assessments unless otherwise indicated as PDFs |
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| Central Europe and the Baltic states (PDF) | Central Asia (PDF) | |
| Croatia | Kazakhstan, Казахстан | |
| Estonia | Kyrgyz Republic, Киргизская Республика | |
| 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, Беларусь | |
| Romania | Georgia | |
| Serbia | Moldova | |
| Ukraine | ||
| Other countries (PDF) | ||
| Russia, Россия | ||
| Turkey | ||
