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4-June-2020
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These guidelines, prepared by SIGMA for its beneficiaries, are intended to provide support to managerial officials and human resource (HR) units when preparing the gradual process of returning to work premises after the coronavirus (COVID-19) confinement.
11-April-2018
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Legal Commentary by SIGMA on the Code of Administrative Procedures of the Republic of Albania
14-March-2014
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This report provides comparative information on administrative law and administrative supervision in central and eastern European countries, and to highlight certain relationships with developments in these areas in Western Europe. Although each country has its own history and traditions in approaching these matters, there is at the same time emerging a common and widely accepted model of how they should be managed in democratic states.
31-January-2007
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This Handbook is to encourage and to support public agencies in Central and Eastern European countries to become more ‘outward-looking’ and improve customer orientation through the effective use of citizen charters.
31-October-2005
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This checklist is intended as a tool for all countries which are interested in introducing a general law on administrative procedures. General considerations are followed in this paper by a list of issues that a law should attempt to address and which law drafters may find useful in the drafting process.
19-September-2005
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This policy paper reflects on and explores the possibility of reconciling in practice two apparently contradictory policy goals: quality and equality of public services delivered by municipalities across the nation.
22-March-1994
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Report drawn up on the far-reaching deliberations and recommendations which ensued from the talks during a meeting held in Paris in March 1994 under the auspices of the OECD’s Labour Management Programme (LMP) on the subject of Bureaucratic Barriers to Entry: Foreign Investment in Central and Eastern Europe.