conditions for success lessons from Central and Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs. creator Conference "Decentralization in Eastern and Central Europe and the CIS: Conditions for Success" Yerevan, Armenia) (1999 : text nyu New York United Nations 2000 monographic eng

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vi, 134 p. ; 28 cm. Executive summary -- The Yerevan Declaration -- Opening address / by Khosrov Haroutiunian -- Opening address / by Guido Bertucci -- Message / by Anton Kruiderink -- The Conference : an overview -- Decentralization reforms in Central and Eastern Europe and the CIS after 1989 : aims, problems and solutions / by Michal Illner -- The legislative aspects of decentralization / by Hellmut Wollmann -- Decentralization in the European Union / by Michael Kelly -- Financial aspects of decentralization under conditions of transition to a market economy / by M.M. Prusak -- Interdependence and the balance between centralization and decentralization of financial resources in Russia / by Leonid B. Vardomsky and Dorothy J. Rosenberg -- A framework of success for government audit in a decentralized state / by Gertrude Schlicker -- Human resources development for decentralization / by Demetrios Argyriades -- Mobilizing civic participation in local governance : what, why and how? / by Lyle D. Wray -- Conclusion : summary of the findings and recommendations of the working groups -- The LIFE programme in Kyrgyzstan : a case study / by Bolot Kuliazarov -- Annotated programme -- List of participants. Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Division for Public Economics and Public Administration A Regional Conference entitled "Decentralization: Conditions for Success" organized by the UNDESA was held in Yerevan, Armenia from 26 to 28 April 1999--cf. P. 3. "ST/ESA/PAD/SER. E/7." "United Nations publication, Sales No. E.00. II. H.5"--Following p. 134. Includes bibliographical references. Descentralización administrativa Europa Congresos, conferencias, etc JS 3000 U58d 2000 Public administration 9211231353 9789211231359 060907 20230404125705.0 spa