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The Regional Report on Social Inclusion for the Europe and CIS countries will examine social exclusion, both as processes and outcomes, in the region around four different types of exclusions that people in the region can experience: Exclusion from economic, social, cultural and political life of the society where they live. In the new HDR, we envisage developing a conceptual and methodological framework for better linking poverty and exclusion, which will be applied in Kazakhstan, FYROM Macedonia, Moldova, Serbia, Tajikistan, Ukraine and Uzbekistan. The report should be an original effort to expand, or bridge, the measurement of poverty and social inclusion with our capabilities based human development paradigm.
The Project The methodology and outline Stakeholders consultation process Events Team
The Project The overall objective of the project Regional Human Development Report on Social Inclusion in Europe and CIS (hereinafter "RHDR") is to operationalise the powerfull social exclusion concept into a practical policy-making tool for addressing social exclusion that can be applied throughout the region. The RHDR will consist of a regional report and 7 individual country studies that are being drafted by regional and country teams. The country studies cover Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Ukraine, Moldova, Serbia and FYROM Macedonia. A quantitative survey will be designed to provide necessary input data for the proposed social exclusion indicators (outcomes and drivers). More information about project can be found in the Project document.
The methodology and outline The survey's objective is to provide quantitative and comparable data on social exclusion in participating countries. For that purpose a recognized polling agency will conduct a nationally representative survey using a common questionnaire and same sampling methodology in the above mentioned countries. The survey will be conducted on the sample of 2700 people for each country and the questionnaire will cover 500 variables. For more details about survey please find Outline and methodological note.
Stakeholders consultation process Consultation with stakeholders take place at various levels : - National consultations related to the country studies and regional report in participating countries
Participants include government officials, researchers, academicians, CSOs, the media and UN country offices. - National consultations related to the regional report in non-participating countries
All countries of the Europe and CIS regiona are regularly informed on the progress of the report elaboration by the Bratislava Regional Center management. The RHDR progress will be presented at regional meetings, such as RRs/DRRs meetings. Substantive consultations will be carried out via the regional Human Development Community of Practice (HD CoP) in a facilitated way. - Regional and international consultations related to the regional report
Regional stakeholder consultation help in sharpening the focus of the regional report. Participants include regional think tanks, universities, regional CSOs, regional agencies and organisations.
Events PAST EVENTS
- Inception workshop for Regional team, 06-07 May 2009, UNDP Bratislava Regional Center
Brief summary of the key results RHDR powerpoint presentation (prepared by the Team leader Ms. Shahrbanou Tadjbakhsh) - Inception workshop for country teams, 09-10 June 2009, Istanbul
Brief summary of the key results Template of country studies
TEAM
Project Coordination Regional Team Advisory Board Country Teams Project Board
PROJECT COORDINATION
Susanne Milcher, Project Manager Jaroslav Kling, Project Coordinator Andrey Ivanov, Human Development Advisor Michaela Matichova, Project Assistant
Shahrbanou Tadjbakhsh Dotcho Mihailov Sevinc Rende Matthijs N. Spoor Paul Stubbs Tatjana Peric Branka Andjelkovic Kazakhstan Janar Jandosova Macedonia Miroslav Shukarov Maja Gerovska- Mitev Petar Atanasov Jovan Ananiev Moldova Viorica Craievschi Maria Vremis Dorin Vaculovschi Varvara Buzilă Petru Bogatu Serbia Slobodan Cvejic Marija Babovic Gazela Pudar Tajikistan Rustam Bobojonov Ukraine Ella Libanova Olena Makarova Yuriy Levenets Victor Kotygorenko Uzbekistan Kakhramon Yusupov ADVISORY BOARD
Gordon Alexander, UNICEF Petra Hoelscher, UNICEF Marie Laberge, Oslo Governance Centre Joachim Nahem, Oslo Governance Centre Anuradha Rajivan, RBAP Tim Scott, HDRO Paola Pagliani, HDRO Martina Lubyova, ILO Esther Forgan, DFID Teresa Durand, DFID Simon Narbeth, DFID Kori Udovicki, RBEC Cihan Sultanoglu, RBEC Moises Venancio, RBEC Louisa Vinton, RBEC Parviz Fartash, RBEC Mahmood Ayub, RBEC Ben Slay, BRC Dafina Gercheva, BRC Adriana Dinu, BRC Andrey Ivanov, BRC Annie Demirjian, BRC Koh Miyaoi, BRC Luis Francisco Thais, BRC Shombi Sharp, BRC Lovita Ramguttee, UNDP Moldova Kibriyo Jumaeva, UNDP Tajikistan Bakhyt Abdildina, UNDP Kazakhstan Ainur Baimyrza, UNDP Kazakhstan Aferdita Haxhijaha Imeri, UNDP Macedonia Katerina Rybalchenko, UNDP Ukraine Danilo Vukovic, UNDP Serbia Daniel Varga, UNDP Serbia Elena Danilova, UNDP Uzbekistan Ziyodullo Parpiev, UNDP Uzbekistan Nicolas Jarraud, UNDP Cyprus Jens Wandel, Deputy Regional Director & Bratislava Regional Centre Director Balazs Horvath, Poverty Reduction Practice Leader, BRC Matilda Dimovska, DRR Moldova Sukhrob Khoshmukhamedov, ARR Tajikistan Steliana Nedera, DRR Kazakhstan Ilaria Carnevali, ARR Ukraine Ann-Marie Ali, RR Macedonia Rini Reza, DRR Serbia Kyoko Postill, DRR Uzbekistan Susanne Milcher, Specialist, Social Inclusion and Poverty Reduction, BRC |
