Head of division of CAERC participated in the seminar in Kazakhstan
Gunay Guliyeva, Head of the Economic analysis department of the Center for Analysis of Economic Reforms and Communication (CAERC), participated in the seminar on "Strategic, organizational and legal approaches to anti-corruption" held in Almaty, Kazakhstan. The seminar was organized by the Caucasus, Central Asia and Mongolia Regional Skills Development Center of the International Monetary Fund.
During the week-long seminar, reports were heard on the assessment of the economic effects of corruption, determination of reform goals and main priorities for combating it, planning, monitoring and evaluation of reforms, the importance of open information and the role of institutions, and active discussions were held on the examples of the participating countries.
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