61. ReliefWeb: Slovak Republic - Floods OCHA Situation Report No. 2 depth assessment of the damage caused by severe floods which affected the countryin two consecutive waves, the government of the slovak republic has provided http://www.reliefweb.int/w/rwb.nsf/6686f45896f15dbc852567ae00530132/f4f5a770e780

62. REC: Emerging Environmental Market 1: Slovak Republic: Current Situation 49,000 sq km Population 5.4 million Population density 108 persons/sq km Officiallanguage slovak Type of government Parliamentary Democracy, slovak republic. http://www.rec.org/REC/Publications/EmEnvMarket1/SlovSituation.html

KEY FACTS Area 49,000 sq km Population 5.4 million Population density 108 persons/sq km Official language Slovak Type of government Parliamentary Democracy Slovak Republic Current Situation Political Situation Following the so-called "velvet divorce" which characterized the division of the former Czechoslovakia, the Slovak Republic became an independent country in January 1993. The parliamentary elections of September and October 1994 brought an end to the reformist coalition of five parties, headed by Jozef Moravcik. In its place, the Movement for a Democratic Slovakia (MDS) came to power, headed by three-time prime minister, Vladimir Meciar. With its junior partners, the Slovak National Party (SNP) and the Association of Slovak Workers (ASW), the MDS holds 83 of the 150 seats in Parliament. Economic Situation Despite political backsliding by the Meciar government, the Slovak economy continues to grow at an anticipated rate of 3.6 percent in 1995 and 3.4 percent in 1996. Average annual inflation is expected to decline to 11 percent in 1995 and 10 percent in 1996. Unemployment was at 13 percent for the first half of 1995, and is expected to fall in 1996. Privatization has stalled, with Meciar's government declaring a moratorium on all direct privatization initiated by the previous government. Environmental Expenditures Total environmental expenditures in the Slovak Republic, the lowest of all four countries, was approximately USD 173 million in 1993. The Slovak government supports environmental investments and projects through the State Environmental Fund. At present, this fund only supports small and medium-scale investments that include waste water treatment plants and potable water infrastructure projects.

63. REC: Competing In The New Environmental Marketplace: Slovak Republic: Paper 1 The government Regulation on charges in water management (13) was yet anotheramong three statutes inherited by the slovak republic from the former http://www.rec.org/REC/Publications/BISWorkshops/Nov1995/FeeBased/Slk-paper1.htm

Slovak Republic: Workshop Papers Water Protection Legislation in the Slovak Republic Ing. Peter Hlavaty, Manager, Water Protection Department, Ministry of Environment Acts and Associated Executive Regulations The basic statutes concerning water protection are: Act on the State Administration of Water Management ('The Water Act') No. 138/1973 of the Slovak National Council (1), amended by Act No. 234/1993 of the Slovak National Council (14) Act on the State Administration of the Environment No. 595/1990 of the Slovak National Council (regulating water quality protection) (2), amended by Act No. 234/1993 of the Slovak National Council (14) Act on Environmental Impact Assessment No. 127/1994 of the Slovak National Council (3) Other regulations directly or indirectly related to water protection refer to the above mentioned and include: Act No. 128/1991 of the Slovak National Council on the State Fund for the Environment (4) Government Regulation No. 242/1993 of the Slovak government on disharge limits and the admissible degrees of water pollution (5) Government Regulation No. 31/1975 of the Slovak government on penalties imposed for the violation of liabilities in the area of water management (6)

64. IFC --> Central & Eastern Europe Department - Slovak Republic -> Fact Sheet IFC in the slovak republic. Concentration on this sector can be partially attributedto the government's commitment to privatizing the banking sector, the need http://www.ifc.org/ceu/htm_factsheets/slov_fact.htm

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65. Slovakija-Slovakia keliais International road transport agreement between the government of the republicof Lithuania and the government of the slovak republic Varšuva, 1999.05 http://www.urm.lt/data/30/e_slovak.htm

SLOVAKIJA (10) SLOVAKIA 1. Susitarimas tarp Lietuvos Respublikos Vyriausybës ir Èekijos ir Slovakijos Federacinës Respublikos Vyriausybës dël prekybos bei ekonominiø ryðiø ir mokslinio-techninio bendradarbiavimo Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Lithuania and the Government of the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic on trade and economic relations and scientific-technical cooperation Vilnius, 1991.08.03 Ásigaliojo 1991.08.03 "V.Þ." - 1995 Nr.37 2. Lietuvos Respublikos ir Slovakijos Respublikos laisvosios prekybos sutartis Free Trade Agreement between the Republic of Lithuania and the Slovak Republic Bratislava, 1996.11.27 Ásigaliojo 1997.07.01 "V.Þ." - 1997 Nr.9 3. Lietuvos Respublikos Vyriausybës ir Slovakijos Respublikos Vyriausybës sutartis dël tarptautiniø veþiojimø keliais International road transport agreement between the Government of the Republic of Lithuania and the Government of the Slovak Republic Varðuva, 1999.05.19 Ásigaliojo 1999.12.20

66. Department Of Trade And Industry - [SECTION TITLE] The slovak government has recently introduced investment incentives through SNAZIR/SARIO(see below). Useful Contacts. slovak republic Unit, Trade Partners UK e http://www.dti.gov.uk/europe/enlarge/23.htm

Select a DTI site ACAS Automotive Industry Best Practice BNSC Space Business Link CAC Climate Change (CCPO) CICs ^M CII Clusters Communications Bill Companies House Company Law Competition Policy Competitiveness Consumer Policy Consumer Gateway CST Design Employment Enemy Property Energy Enterprise Act Enterprise Guide Environment Europe Evaluation Export Control Exporting Fair Markets Foresight GlobalWatch Online Innovation Insolvency Invest UK Investigations IT / Telecoms JEMU LINK Manufacturing Measurement Science NWML Office of Science and Tech. OST International Oil and Gas Partnership Fund Patent Office Postal Services Procurement Quality Mark Queen's Award Radiocommunications Agency Recruitment Regional Renewable Energy Science Small Business Social Enterprise Standards Regs. Statistics Sustainable Development Trade Partners UK online for Business Utilities Review Women and Equality Work-Life Balance Worldtrade Select an industry Aerospace Agriculture Automotive Biotechnology Broadcasting Building Business Services Chemicals Clothing Construction Education Electrical Engineering Environmental Fashion Financial Fire/Police Fisheries Food and drink Footwear Furnishings Giftware Healthcare Horticulture Household Jewellery Leisure Mechanical Medical Metals/Minerals Oil and gas Packaging Paper/Print Property Serv Radio Retailing R and D Security Tableware Telecoms Textiles/Carpets Tourism Training Transport DTI quicklinks About DTI For Business For Employees For Consumers Insight Press Notices Speeches Consultations Publications Regulatory Guidance Candidate Country Market: Slovakia

67. Slovak Republic/Current Projects design of new environmental management systems within slovakian government agencies,and judicial reform in the Czech republic, the slovak republic and Hungary http://www.acdi-cida.gc.ca/CIDAWEB/webcountry.nsf/VLUDocEn/SlovakRepublic-Curren

Current projects Stories from the field Facts at a glance Slovak Republic Current projects Police reform project - phase II Roma Community Development-Phase II Vocational Training Cardiovascular Health ... MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS , Slovak Ministry of Environment Regional Disability Rehabilitation Justice Reform Minority Issues Program Police reform project - phase II Project No: Z-020054 Project Duration CIDA Contribution The objective of this two-year phase 2 RCMP project is to contribute to improving management and training of the Slovak Police and increase the ability of the Slovak Police to effectively safeguard society from criminal activity. The project assists the Slovak Police in their reform efforts and focusses specifically on developing a strategic plan, professional standards (code of ethics), training systems and specialized police operations (such as witness protection). Canadian partner contact: Royal Canadian Mounted Police 1200 Vanier Parkway Ottawa, ON http://www.rcmp-grc.ca Roma Community Development-Phase II Project No: Z-020176 Project Duration CIDA Contribution This CIDA funded project, administered by the University College of Cariboo , in partnerships Habitat for Humanity, Heifer International, Dreyfus Foundation, Trickle-Up and the BC Government aims to reduce the economic and social marginalization of the Slovak Roma.

68. UCO MV SR 2. Hungarian republic, Agreement between the government of the slovak republicand the government of the republic of Hungary on cooperation and mutual http://www.uco.sk/eng/agreements.htm

Office of Civil Protection of the Ministry of Interior of the Slovak Republic Slovenská verzia Who are we ? Office of Civil Protection Our Tasks International co-operation Collective protection Evacuation of population Integrated rescue system ... Protection of buildings Legislation of CP Laws, decrees and other regulations of CP Contacts Office of Civil Protection Bilateral and multilateral agreements between the Slovak Republic and: 1. Russian Federation

69. PR07: OPCW And Slovak Government Host Chemical Weapons Defence Course The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) in conjunctionwith the government of the slovak republic, is hosting a Chemical Weapons (CW http://www.opcw.org/html/global/press_releases/2k/pr07_2000.html

The Hague, 29 March 2000 Number 07 Press Release OPCW and Slovak Government Host Chemical Weapons Defence Course The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) in conjunction with the Government of the Slovak Republic, is hosting a Chemical Weapons (CW) Civil Defence Course in Slovenska Lupca, Slovak Republic from 27 to 31 March 2000. The course is being held as a result of an offer by the Slovak Republic under Article X of the Chemical Weapons Convention, to provide assistance and protection against chemical weapons. The focus of the course is to help train experts from other member states in the establishment of basic CW protection capability in order that their civilian populations will be protected. The course will rely on the experience of the Slovak Republic in the area of CW Civil protection. The OPCW will provide assistance in some areas of instruction and in the course organisation. More information on the OPCW can be obtained from our website at www.opcw.org or from our Media and Public Affairs Branch at the OPCW Tel: 00-31-70-416-3244.

70. JURIST - Slovakia: Slovak Law, Legal Research, Human Rights courtesy CIA World Factbook; click for enlargement Constitution, government Legislation isthe 150seat unicameral National Council of the slovak republic. http://jurist.law.pitt.edu/world/slovakia.htm

SLOVAKIA JURIST WORLD LAW >> Slovakia Human Rights Legal Profession Law Schools Constitution of Slovakia ... President of Slovakia (in Slovak) Prime Minister of Slovakia Slovak Republic Government Office National Council (in Slovak) The Slovak Constitution provides for a multiparty, multiethnic parliamentary democracy, including separation of powers. Slovakia's highest legislative body is the 150-seat unicameral National Council of the Slovak Republic. Delegates are elected for 4-year terms on the basis of proportional representation. The Slovak political scene supports a wide spectrum of political parties ranging from the successors to the Communist Partythe Party of the Democratic Left (SDL)to the nationalistic Slovak National Party (SNS) on the right. Under the original Slovak Constitution, the president was elected by Parliament to a 5-year term. Since the Parliament was unable to agree on a successor to President Michal Kovac when his term ended March 2, 1998, most presidential powers reverted to the prime minister. In January 1999, Parliament passed a constitutional amendment allowing for direct election of the president. Kosice Mayor Rudolf Schuster was elected president in a May 1999 run-off with former PM Meciar and took office on June 15, 1999. The president serves as commander in chief of the armed forces, appoints ministers, grants pardons, and has the right to dissolve Parliament under certain circumstances. The president also signs laws and has the right to return legislation to Parliament, but Parliament can override this veto with a simple majority vote.

71. Slovak Mission To NATO Mission to NATO also represents the slovak republic at WEU 2707.27.42 E-mail slovak.mission@hq government/ Prime Minister; Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Ministry http://www.nato.int/pfp/sk/slovakia1.htm

Mission of the Slovak Republic to NATO, Brussels Dear visitors, The one of the main priority of foreign policy of the Slovak Republic since its foundation is to be a member of NATO. Therefore, Slovakia from the beginning has actively participated in all NATO activities related to reach that goal. Slovakia has been among the first states that signed the PfP Program and it is with other nations the founder of EAPC . Slovakia actively participates in all activities posed by these initiatives in the political means and military as well. Additional input of crucial importance in our efforts to preparation for future NATO membership is MAP . Our country is using all opportunities of this framework in order to be ready to join NATO when Allies decide to extend next invitations. We hope it will be soon and our hopes are focusing to the next NATO summit „which will be held no later than 2002". The Slovak Mission to NATO provides the contact point between NATO and Slovakia in all NATO and Partnership areas. The new website of the Slovak Mission to NATO should therefore help all visitors to provide relevant information concerning Slovakia´s ambitions and on its all range of activities towards NATO and its security policy.

72. Government And Regulatory Bodies . slovak republic. Ministry of Health. UK. Association of the British PharmaceuticalIndustry (ABPI). CCTA The government Centre for Information Systems Service. http://www.pharmweb.net/pwmirror/pwk/pharmwebk.html

LOCATION International Argentina Australia Austria ... USA International International Conference on Harmonisation (ICH) World Health Organization (WHO) Argentina Australia Australia's Department of Health and Aged Care Industry Commission Therapeutic Goods Administration Austria Belgium Brazil Ministry of Health Canada Health Canada Chile Ministry of Health Colombia Ministry of Health Costa Rica Ministry of Health Czech Republic State Institute for Drug Control Denmark Danish Medicines Agency Estonia State Agency of Medicines, Estonia Europe EMEA - The European Agency for the Evaluation of Medicinal Products Head of Agencies Official Journal of the European Communities Finland National Agency for Medicines (NAM) France Agence du Medicament Germany Federal Institute for Drugs and Medical Devices (BfArM) Ministry of Health Paul-Ehrlich-Instituts in Langen (PEI) Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services Hong Kong Department of Health: Pharmaceutical Services Hungary National Institute for Pharmacy Iceland Indonesia Ministry of Health Ireland Department of Health and Children Irish Medicines Board Israel Ministry of Health Italy Ministry of Health Japan Ministry of Health and Welfare National Institute of Infectious Diseases National Institute of Health Sciences Jordan Ministry of Health Kenya Ministry of Health Latvia State Agency of Medicines Lithuania State Medicines Control Agency Luxembourg Ministry of Health Malaysia Department of Public Health Malta Medicines Regulatory Unit Ministry of Health Mexico Ministry of Health Morocco Ministry of Health Netherlands

73. WTO | Trade Policy Review Conclusions Remarks - Slovak Republic 2001 are prepared respectively by the WTO Secretariat and the government under review duecourse at the complete trade policy review of the slovak republic and will http://www.wto.org/english/tratop_e/tpr_e/tp179_e.htm

search on this site register contact us ... français ON THIS PAGE: Press release Chairperson's conclusions home trade topics ... list of reviews trade policy reviews TRADE POLICY REVIEWS: SECOND PRESS RELEASE AND CHAIRPERSON'S CONCLUSIONS PRESS RELEASE PRESS/TPRB/179 23 November 2001 Slovak Republic: November 2001 The Trade Policy Review Body of the World Trade Organization (WTO) concluded its second review of the Slovak Republic on 21 and 23 November 2001. The text of the Chairperson's concluding remarks is attached as a summary of the salient points which emerged during the discussion. See also: First press release Summary of Secretariat report Summary of Government report TRADE POLICY REVIEW BODY: REVIEW OF THE SLOVAK REPUBLIC TPRB'S EVALUATION Back to top The review enables the TPRB to conduct a collective examination of the full range of trade policies and practices of each WTO member countries at regular periodic intervals to monitor significant trends and developments which may have an impact on the global trading system. The review is based on two reports which are prepared respectively by the WTO Secretariat and the government under review and which cover all aspects of the country's trade policies, including its domestic laws and regulations, the institutional framework, bilateral, regional and other preferential agreements, the wider economic needs and the external environment. A record of the discussion and the Chairperson's summing-up together with these two reports will be published in due course at the complete trade policy review of the Slovak Republic and will be available from the WTO Secretariat, Centre William Rappard, 154 rue de Lausanne, 1211 Geneva 21.

74. Newsletter - Social Science In Eastern Europe 2001/1 of government Activities, Bratislava 1999; Family Circle Privatization, Bratislava1996; Privatization of Strategic Firms in the slovak republic, Bratislava http://www.gesis.org/en/publications/magazines/newsletter_eastern_europe/nl011/n

75. Legislative Framework 7/1998 of the Ministry of Education of the slovak republic of December 10, 1997on Affairs No 21/1977 of Legal Code on Protocol between the government of the http://www.skvc.lt/Sk/Legislative.htm

Legislative Framework Higher Education Act 1996 , Ministry of Education Slovak republic Decree No. of the Law Code the Ministry of Education and Science of the Slovak Republic Decree No. of Law Code the Ministry of Education and Science of the Slovak Republic Decree No. of the law Code the Ministry of Education and Science of the Slovak Republic Decree of the Ministry of Education of the Slovak Republic No. of May 7, 1997 on PhD study Decree No. 7/1998 of the Ministry of Education of the Slovak Republic of December 10, 1997 on Examina Rigorosa and Defences of Rigorosa Theses List of the International Legislative Documents Information on EU Directives Regarding Professional Recognition. The European Convention on the Equivalence of Diplomas Leading to Admission to Universities, (ETS No. 15-1953). The UNESCO Convention on the Recognition of Studies and Diplomas Concerning Higher Education in the Europe Region (1997). The European Convention on the Equivalence of Periods of University Study (ETS No. 21 - 1956). The European Convention on the Academic Recognition of University Qualifications, (ETS No. 32-1959).

76. STRUCTURE OF EDUCATION SYSTEM IN THE SLOVAK REPUBLIC Accreditation Commission, Advisory Body of the government of the SlovakRepublic (Akreditačna komisia, poradn½ org¡n vl¡dy SR). http://www.euroeducation.net/prof1/slovakco.htm

EuroEducation. net The best choice for education in Europe A Guide to Graduate Programmes in Arts, Business, Economics, Engineering, Humanities, Management, MBA, Science Match All Any term in Index: Study Europe Study USA Study Canada Slovak Republic Structure of Educational System Admissions to Higher Education and Recognition  of Foreign Credentials  Student Life  International Cooperation and Exchanges    Types of higher education institutions: Univerzity (University) Technické Univerzity (University of Technology) Ekonomické Univerzity (University of Economics) Pol'nohospodárske Univerzity (University of Agriculture) Pedagogické Univerzity (University of Education) Umelecké Vysoké školy (Academy of Arts) Vojenské Vysoké školy (Military Academy) School leaving and higher education credentials: Absolutórium Bakalár Inžinier Inžinier-architekt Magister Magister umenia Doktor medicíny Doktor veterinárskej medicíny Doktor farmácie Doktor filozofie Doktor pedagogiky Doktor práv Doktor prírodných Vied Doktor teológie Artis doctor Philosophiae doctor Docent Doctor vied Profesor STRUCTURE OF EDUCATION SYSTEM Pre-higher education: Duration of compulsory education: Age of entry: Age of exit: Structure of school system: Basic First Stage Type of school providing this education: Length of program in years: Age level from: to: Basic Second Stage Type of school providing this education: Length of program in years: Age level from: to: General Secondary Type of school providing this education: Gymnázium Length of program in years: Age level from:

77. STRUCTURE OF EDUCATION SYSTEM IN THE SLOVAK REPUBLIC Accreditation Commission, Advisory Body of the government of the SlovakRepublic (Akreditacna komisia, poradný orgán vlády SR). http://www.euroeducation.net/prof/slovakco.htm

EuroEducation. net The best choice for education in Europe A Guide to Graduate Programmes in Arts, Business, Economics, Engineering, Humanities, Management, MBA, Science Match All Any term in Index: Study Europe Study USA Study Canada Slovak Republic Structure of Educational System Admissions to Higher Education and Recognition  of Foreign Credentials  Student Life  International Cooperation and Exchanges    Types of higher education institutions: Univerzity (University) Technické Univerzity (University of Technology) Ekonomické Univerzity (University of Economics) Pol'nohospodárske Univerzity (University of Agriculture) Pedagogické Univerzity (University of Education) Umelecké Vysoké školy (Academy of Arts) Vojenské Vysoké školy (Military Academy) School leaving and higher education credentials: Absolutórium Bakalár Inžinier Inžinier-architekt Magister Magister umenia Doktor medicíny Doktor veterinárskej medicíny Doktor farmácie Doktor filozofie Doktor pedagogiky Doktor práv Doktor prírodných Vied Doktor teológie Artis doctor Philosophiae doctor Docent Doctor vied Profesor STRUCTURE OF EDUCATION SYSTEM Pre-higher education: Duration of compulsory education: Age of entry: Age of exit: Structure of school system: Basic First Stage Type of school providing this education: Length of program in years: Age level from: to: Basic Second Stage Type of school providing this education: Length of program in years: Age level from: to: General Secondary Type of school providing this education: Gymnázium Length of program in years: Age level from:

78. Unions Protest Against New Government's Social Policy than a month after the appointment of a new centreright government in slovakia,the Confederation of Trade Unions of the slovak republic started organising http://www.eiro.eurofound.ie/2002/12/InBrief/SK0212101N.html

european industrial relations observatory on-line Search Site Map Contact Help ... Home Country: SLOVAK.REPUBLIC Unions protest against new government's social policy In November 2002, less than a month after the appointment of a new centre-right government in Slovakia, the Confederation of Trade Unions of the Slovak Republic started organising protest actions against its social policy, which is seen as a neo-liberal attack on the welfare state. Following elections in September 2002, a new government was appointed in Slovakia in October. It is a coalition of three parties which had been in the previous government - the Slovak Democratic and Christian Union ( Slovenská Demokratická a Krestanská Únia , SDKÚ), the Hungarian Coalition Party ( Magyar Koalíció Pártja Strana Madarskej Koalície , MKP/SMK) and the Christian-Democratic Movement ( Krestansko Demokratické Hnutie , KDH) - plus the New Civic Alliance ( Aliancia Nového Obcana , ANO). The principal difference is that two parties in the former government - the Democratic Left Party ( Strana Demokratickej Lavice , SDL) and the Party of Civil Understanding ( Strana Obcianskeho Porozumenia , SOP), both located more to the left of the political continuum - are not members of the new coalition, pushing the government towards the right. The new administration characterises itself as centre-right. Less than a month later, trade unions started to prepare protest activities against the new government's policies. On 10 November, Ivan Saktor, the president of the Confederation of Trade Unions of the Slovak Republic (

79. Slovak Republic By Slovakia Network Documents slovak Calendar government of slovak republic Constitution of slovak republicslovak National Anthem New Area Codes in slovakia slovakia Slovenia. http://slovak.org/

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80. NC SR Characteristics government. The government of the slovak republic, in this dividedsystem, represents the supreme executive body. The government http://www.nrsr.sk/english/body.htm

National Council of the Slovak Republic The Slovak Republic is a parliamentary republic. From this fact, it is obvious that the parliament, as the body of the state

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