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Budget Expenditures in Education & Health Care in Russia (2004-2007)

Explore budget trends & analyze expenditures in education and health care in Russia from 2004-2007 in two regions. Evaluate alignment between spending, responsibilities, and goals to offer recommendations for enhancing effectiveness. Study covers Kaliningrad & Chuvash Republics.

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Budget Expenditures in Education & Health Care in Russia (2004-2007)

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  1. Budget Expenditures in Education and Health Care in Russia in 2004-2007:Aims and Preliminary Results of the Project Svetlana MISIKHINA Russian Federation TAP

  2. The aims of the project • To reveal the main tendencies and analyze the budget expenditures in education and health care in 2004-2007 • in Russia • in 2 regions • To estimate the correspondence between expenditures, responsibilities and aims and priorities of federal and regional authorities • To develop recommendations on priorities improvement and rise of effectiveness of public expenditures TAP

  3. Regions Selected • Kaliningrad Region • Amber region near the Baltic Sea • 15 thous. sq. km and 1 million people • Oil extracting, engineering, fishing • GDP growth: 2004 - 12.6%, 2005 - 3.6% • Poverty level: 2001 – 39%, 2006 - 20% • Chuvash Republic • In the middle of European part of Russia - Volga river region • 18 thous. sq. km and 1,3 million people (40% in rural area) • There is no gas, oil or metal • GDP growth: 2004 - 1.6%, 2005 - 4.4% • Poverty level: 2001 – 51%, 2006 -26% TAP

  4. Priority: to improve quality of health care through restructuring of financing and organization structure (1) TAP

  5. Priority: to improve quality of health care through restructuring of financing and organization structure (2) TAP

  6. Priority: to improve quality of health care through restructuring of financing and organization structure (3) TAP

  7. Priority: to improve quality of health care through restructuring of financing and organization structure (4) TAP

  8. Priority: to improve quality of health care through restructuring of financing and organization structure (5) TAP

  9. Performance-based programs TAP

  10. Priority: to improve access to and quality of education (1) TAP

  11. Priority: to improve access to and quality of education to improve access to and quality of education (2) TAP

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