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Projects

The evolution of day care provision for children under 4 in Visegrad countries31/05/2012
Transparency and Accountability in Public Procurement - The Case of V4 Countries29/02/2012
Estimating the impact of targeted wage subsidies31/12/2011
Indicators for measuring social exclusion15/10/2011
Estimating the impact of policy interventions in healthcare24/06/2011
Specific analysis of administrative burden in the business sector31/05/2011
Organisation ageing policy and practice - recent developments in Hungary12/05/2011
Replacing institutions: welfare provisions for mentally disabled people31/03/2011
Assessment of the strategic importance of business environment development in the framework of the Post Lisbon Strategy31/03/2011
Efficiency of municipal public works programmes16/03/2011
The efficiency of employment rehabilitation schemes in Hungary07/02/2011
Efficient taxation 22/09/2010
Impact assessment methods of inclusion programmes for children: a review15/06/2010
Evaluation of the modernisation of the Hungarian Public Employment Service25/05/2010
Measuring undeclared work19/12/2009
Impact analysis of increasing day care capacity for children aged 1-315/06/2009
Feasibility study of the impact assessment of the START wage-subsidy programmes20/03/2009
Flexicurity - background study for the Hungarian delegation at the 2008 Cambridge Review07/11/2008


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PDF | Efficiency of employment rehabilitation subsidies in Hungary

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PDF | Roma integration in Hungary: status report and recommendations

PDF | The efficiency of employment rehabilitation (detailed summary)

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