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Held in Belgrade, Serbia, on 30-31 October 2007, the 1st Meeting of the SEE Investment Committee Working Group on Regulatory Reform saw participants discuss international practices for Regulatory Imapct Analysis, analyse the progress made by South East Europe in RIA and the challenges the region faces in implementing it, and participate in a workshop on assessing the benefits and costs of new regulation.
For further information, please see the meeting documentation.
Agenda
Participants List
Regulatory Impact Analysis in OECD Countries: Challenges for Developing Countries - Regulatory Policy Division, OECD
Session 1
Key Elements for Regulatory Impact Assessment (RIA) Consolidation - Regulatory Policy Division, OECD
RIA in Serbia - Council for Regulatory Reform of the Republic of SerbiaBetter Regulation (RIA) System in Hungary - Ministry of Justice and Law Enforcement, Hungary
Regulatory Impact Assessment in Greece - Ministry of Interior, Public Administration and Decentralisation
Session 2
FIAS Regulatory Reform Work in South East Europe - IFC
RIA Systems in the SEE Countries - Jacobs&Associates
RIA Systems in the SEE Countries Based on Moldova Example - DAI
Regulatory Reform in Croatia: General Overview, SenseConsulting
Improving the Process of Economic Reform Legislation in the FYR Macedonia
Session 3
Improving HR Capacities (Regarding Better Regulation) - Ministry of Justice and Law Enforcement, Hungary
Improving Institutional and Human Capacities for RIA - Italy
Supporting the Institutional Framework for RIA: Oversight Bodies for Regulatory Quality - OECD Regulatory Policy Division
Streamlining Existing Regulations and Strenghtening Legislative Processes - Cabinet of the Deputy Prime Minsiter for Economic Affairs, FYR Macedonia
Session 4
Leveraging RIA to Make it Happen: The Czech Experience - Ministry of the Interior, Czech Republic
Using Consultation in Communicating Regulatory Reform - Ministry of the Interior, Greece
Leveraging RIA to Make Reform Happen - DIA
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