KOSEN 한인과학기술자네트워크

Ⅰ. Programme overview 1. Origins of the baltic regional programme 1.1 The centre for co-operation with non-members(CCNM) 1.2 The baltic regional programme 2. Main achievements over 1999 and 2000 3. A look into the near future Ⅱ. Promoting the Baltic Countries'integration into the Global Economy 1. Medium-term objectives of the baltic regional programme 2. Associating the baltic countries with OECD standards 3. The OECD programme and the baltic countries'EU accession 3.1 EU enlargement 3.2 The baltic regional programme and the EU accession process Ⅲ. Regional economic Assessment of the Baltic States 1. Introduction 2. Summary of the regional assessment 2.1 Transitional reforms are interdependent 2.2 Institution building takes time 2.3 Public expenditure 2.4 Financial sector and banking supervision 2.5 Enterprise restructuring 2.6 Labour market and social policies 2.7 Regional integration Ⅳ. The Operational Activities 1. Trade, investment and entrepreneurship 1.1 Trade in services 1.2 Foreign direct investment policy 1.3 Agriculture 1.4 Baltic forum on entrepreneurship and enterprise development(FEED) 2. Education, employment, labour and social policies 2.1 Education and training 2.2 Review of labour markets and social policy developments 3. Financial and capital markets 3.1 Capital market reform 3.2 Insurance and private pensions 4. Strengthening the public sector's capacity for economic management 4.1 Competition policy 4.2 Taxation 4.3 Baltic integrity plan 5. Data assessment and dissemination 6. North-western russia Ⅴ. Programme management 1. Liaison with the baltic countries and donor governments 1.1 Baltic working groups 1.2 Annual evaluation meetings 2. Budget 3. Staff 3.1 Project staff 3.2 Visiting experts 4. Co-operation with other international organisations 4.1 European Commission 4.2 Council of baltic sea states 4.3 Nordic council of ministers and nordic council 5. Missions and visits