USAID HONORS 182 GRADUATES OF PARTICIPANT TRAINING PROGRAM
Sarajevo, April 16th, 2004--The U.S. Government through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) will award Certificates of Achievements to 182 public and private sector professionals from Bosnia and Herzegovina BiH officials from the public and private sectors on Saturday, April 17th, at 12:45 at the Holiday Inn in Sarajevo. They are the latest group of graduates of BiH professionals who have enhanced their knowledge and skills through participation in 202 USAID-funded programs since the signing of the Dayton Accords. U.S. Deputy Chief of Mission Tina Kaidanow and USAID Mission Director Howard Sumka will be on hand to congratulate participants. All media representatives are invited to attend.
USAID’s professional training program is a series of two-to-four-week courses addressing issues in the sectors of physical reconstruction, economic reform and democracy and governance. Topics include tax system modernization, judicial administration, environmental management, business networking, and NGO development, among others. In 2003/2004, USAID provided nearly $1 million for 18 training programs in the U.S. and third countries.
Participants are recruited from throughout the country. Some 60 percent of the participants were men, while 40 percent were women. Institutions from both entities that were represented include the following: judiciaries and law schools, banking agencies, privatization agencies or directorates, finance ministries, accounting associations, radio and television stations, water companies and local NGOs.
USAID
provides technical assistance to help Bosnia-Herzegovina establish a policy and
institutional framework conducive to the emergence of a market economy. The
objective is to provide sound guidance for decision-makers to undertake defined
responsibilities, smoothly transfer economic functions to the private sector,
and regulate the new market economy fairly and transparently.
USAID DODIJELIO DIPLOME UCESNICIMA PROGRAMA USAVRSAVANJA
Sarajevo, 16. april, 2004.— U subotu, 17. aprila, 2004. godine, u 12:45 sati, u hotelu Holiday Inn u Sarajevu, Americka vlada, putem Americke agencije za medjunarodni razvoj (USAID), izvrsiti ce svecanu dodjelu priznanja za 182 strucnjaka iz javnog i privatnog sektora BiH. Oni ce se pridruziti grupi bh. strucnjaka koji su usavrsili svoje znanje i vjestine ucestvujuci u 202 programa strucnog usavrsavanja koje je nakon potpisa Dejtonskog mirovnog sporazuma finansirao USAID. Zamjenik sefa misije americke ambasade Tina Kaidanow i direktor misije USAID-a Howard Sumka ce uruciti priznanja polaznicima. Pozivaju se predstavnici svih medija da prisustvuju ovoj ceremoniji.
USAID-ov program strucnog usavrsavanja je serija profesionalnih kurseva od dvije do cetiri sedmice koji obradjuju pitanja iz sektora fizicke rekonstrukcije, ekonomskih reformi, demokratije i upravljanja. Teme ovog programa, izmedju ostalih, ukljucuju: modernizaciju poreskog sistema, sudsku admninistraciju, upravljanje okolisem, uspostavljanje poslovnih kontakata i razvoj NVO. Tokom 2003./2004. godine, USAID je obezbijedio skoro jedan milion dolara za 18 programa strucnog usavrsavanja u SAD i trecim zemljama.
Ucesnici ovog programa su birani iz svih krajeva Bosne i Hercegovine. Oko 60% ucesnika su bili muskarci, a 40% zene. Razlicite institucije iz oba entiteta su ukljucene u ovaj program: pravosudje i pravni fakulteti, agencije za bankarstvo, agencije i direkcije za privatizaciju, ministarstva finansija, racunovodstvena udruzenja, radio i televizijeske stanice, vodoprivreda i lokalne nevladine organizacije.
USAID obezbjedjuje tehnicku pomoc kako bi pomogao Bosni i Hercegovini da kreira politiku i institucionalni okvir pogodan za stvaranje trzisne ekonomije. Cilj je da se obezbijedi pravilna orijentacija onima koji donose odluke, da se omoguci preuzimanje utvrdjenih odgovornosti, glatko nesmetano prenosenje ekonomskih funkcija na privatni sektor i regulisanje nove ekonomije na pravedan i otvoren nacin.
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