Republic of Armenia; Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper

The Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (PRSP) has been developed for eradicating poverty in Armenia. It analyzes the poverty situation of Armenia, and evaluates the methodology and methodological issues. It discusses the PRSP goals, main policy directions, solution to poverty, and the reduction of inequality. It assesses the social and economic strategies and governance. It reviews the employment issues and trends in the budget framework, and also analyzes the implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of the system.

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Year of publication:	2003-11-20
Institutions:	International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund
Subject:	Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers \| employment \| unemployment \| social insurance \| social security \| self-employment \| unemployed \| social protection \| disability \| unemployment benefits \| social assistance \| social insurance fund \| social services \| handicapped \| economically active population \| employment income \| employment rate \| employment programs \| unemployment insurance \| elderly \| social transfers \| employment incomes \| eligibility criteria \| social insurance system \| living conditions \| unemployment rate \| disabled \| social protection system \| unemployment rates \| employment rates \| social assistance programs \| maternity benefits \| family allowances \| social benefits \| social programs \| disability insurance \| number of employees \| social security system \| disability pensions \| employment trends \| agricultural employment \| retraining \| social risk management \| social protection policies \| total employment \| structural unemployment \| rate of unemployment \| self-employment income \| social insurance contributions \| employment in agriculture \| service pensions \| disabled people \| structure of employment \| social protection policy \| self-employment incomes \| entitlement \| informal employment \| family allowance \| social expenditures \| handicapped people \| social rehabilitation \| elderly people \| period of employment \| regional unemployment \| social problems \| social assistance system \| social service \| non-agricultural employment \| dependency \| employment policy \| disabilities \| labor force survey \| job creation \| employment policies \| unemployment indicators \| unemployment reduction \| unemployed person \| formal employment \| employment opportunities \| employment statistics \| active employment \| employment in villages \| basic human needs \| labor force participation \| unemployment insurance system \| unemployment statistic \| high employment \| hidden unemployment \| farm employment \| non-farm employment \| registered unemployment \| sectoral employment \| social insurance programs \| self-employment opportunities \| growth of employment \| employment level \| employment record \| average employment \| disabled children \| social protection sector \| share of employment \| labor force surveys \| employment increase \| employment data \| income from employment \| basic social services \| declining unemployment \| active employment policy \| employments \| temporary employment \| employment structure \| old age \| aging \| employment indicators \| employment in industry \| labor migration \| voluntary social insurance \| employment for women \| employment relations \| social insurance scheme \| forms of discrimination \| disabled persons

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Extent:	application/pdf
Series:	IMF Staff Country Reports.
Type of publication:	Book / Working Paper
Notes:	The text is part of a series IMF Staff Country Reports Number 03/362 14 pages long
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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