Во Македонија треба да се формира инвестициски фонд по примерот на оние во европските земји, кој ќе менаџира со сите инвестиции во земјата. Овој фонд треба да управува со сите работи поврзани со инвестициите како привлекување на СДИ, јавни инвестиции, државна помош и поддршка на домашните приватни инвестиции
За подобрување на политиката на привлекување на странски инвестиции и зголемување на конкурентноста на Македонија, потребно е побрз развој на инфраструктурата, обезбедување на поквалитетна работна сила, поголема ефективност на даночната политика, поголема соработка на домашните и странските компании...
Ова се дел од предлозите на истражувањето кое го направи Здружението на млади аналитичари и истражувачи (ЗМАИ) на тема „Предлог решенија за подобрување на инвестициската политика во Македонија".
Истражувањето покажува дека треба да се објавуваат структурни податоци за странските директни инвестиции по дејности и по земји. За таа цел потребно е Царинската управа да ги достави вкупните податоци до Заводот за статистика, а тие потоа да ги уредат податоците со соодветна методологија и да ги објават.
Women are in focus as the 66th session of the WHO Regional Committee for Europe considers the Strategy on women’s health and well-being in the WHO European Region. The new report “Women’s health and well-being in Europe: beyond the mortality advantage” supports the Strategy with key facts. It shows the impact of gender-based inequalities interacting with social, economic and environmental determinants, and looks at how people-centred health systems can respond to women’s needs throughout the life-course. The Strategy and the report are meant to support countries in their commitments to advance women’s health, made through the adoption of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and its Sustainable Development Goals.
Dr Margaret Chan welcomed the WHO Regional Committee for Europe’s adoption of a European strategy for women’s health as well as action plans for both HIV and viral hepatitis in her plenary address, affirming the WHO European Region’s position at the forefront of global health developments.
Address by Dr Margaret Chan, WHO Director-General
In her final address to the WHO Regional Committee for Europe as WHO Director-General, Dr Margaret Chan emphasized that the Region has been at the forefront of developments in many areas that influence health, including global environmental policy, noncommunicable disease prevention, multisectoral collaboration, whole-of-government and whole-of-society approaches, people-centred health systems, mother and child health and the rights of women and girls, and international cooperation in health development.
THE UPR – UN UNIVERSAL PERIODIC REVIEW OF COUNTRIES, IS AN IMPORTANT ADVOCACY MECHANISM & OPPORTUNITY FOR NGO'S TO REVIEW GENDER COMPONENTS OF INDIVIDUAL COUNTRY UPR DOCUMENTATION. There is value in studying the report given by the country, compilation of UN information, the shadow reports of stakeholders as NGO’s, and the Final Report – The Entire Process. See UPR Review example for Greece:http://www.ohchr.org/EN/HRBodies/UPR/Pages/GRSession25.aspx
UPR – UNIVERSAL PERIODIC REVIEW – FACTS - http://www.ohchr.org/EN/HRBodies/UPR/Pages/BasicFacts.aspx
The Universal Periodic Review (UPR) is a unique process which involves a periodic review of the human rights records of all 193 UN Member States. The UPR is a significant innovation of the Human Rights Council which is based on equal treatment for all countries. It provides an opportunity for all States to declare what actions they have taken to improve the human rights situations in their countries and to overcome challenges to the enjoyment of human rights. The UPR also includes a sharing of best human rights practices around the globe. Currently, no other mechanism of this kind exists.
Excellencies and Colleagues,
Please click below for the quarterly newsletter of the UN Democracy Fund, which looks at projects on SDGs, and curtain-raises the International Day of Democracy 15 September:
http://www.un.org/democracyfund/sites/www.un.org.democracyfund/files/UU31.pdf
Извор: UN Democracy Fund – 13.09.2016
