Monitoring in the CEE/CIS and Baltics: the MONEE project
Since 1990 UNICEF has gradually extended its advocacy, information, emergency and - in a few cases - programme assistance activities to the countries of Central and Eastern Europe and to members of the former Soviet Union. This initial report and those that will be produced at regulare intervals by the 'Monitoring the Transition in Central and Eastern Europe' (MONEE) project are part of these technical assistance and advocacy activities. The project is carried out in close collaboration with the central statistical offices and a number of policy centres of the region and aims to document and analyse the social impact of reforms initiated since 1989 in a systematic, continuous and comparative way.
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1995 Child Institutionalization and Child Protection in Central and Eastern Europe
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Demographic Impact of Sudden Impoverishment: Eastern Europe during the 1989-94 transition
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East Joins West: Child welfare and market reforms in the 'special case' of the former GDR
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Economic Reforms and Family Well-being in Belarus: Caught between legacies and prospects
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Economic Transition in the Baltics: Independence, market reforms and child well-being in Lithuania
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Market Reforms and Social Welfare in the Czech Republic: A true success story?
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Poverty, Children and Policy: Responses for a brighter future
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Ugly Facts and Fancy Theories: Children and youth during the transition
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The Winding Road to the Market Transition and the Situation of Children in Bulgaria
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Death in Transition: The rise in the death rate in Russia since 1992
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Family Support Policies in Transitional Economies: Challenges and constraints
