Innocenti Social Monitor 2003 (Russian Version)

Publication date: 2
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Innocenti Social Monitor
No. of pages: 146
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Abstract
Social Monitor 2003 reviews recent socio-economic trends in the 27 countries of Central and Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States. It contains six articles:
Economic Growth, Poverty and Long-Term Disadvantage examines recent trends in national income, poverty and public expenditure.
Debt Service: An Emerging Problem looks at the growth of external debt in the poorest countries in the region.
Refugees and Displaced Persons: Still Large Numbers reviews trends in the numbers of refugees and displaced persons and their living conditions.
Intercountry Adoption: Trends and Consequences analyses factors behind the increasing number of children who are internationally adopted from the region.
Confronting HIV? Considers recent developments in HIV/AIDS in the region and the care and treatment of people with HIV/AIDS.
The special feature article, Counting Infant Mortality and Accounting for It, draws on recent survey data to question official infant mortality rates in several countries in the region. It also seeks to explain factors associated with high infant mortality rates in these countries.