http://www.fifoost.org/wordpress FiFo Ost Tue, 24 Apr 2012 17:56:25 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://www.fifoost.org/wordpress/?p=1163 http://www.fifoost.org/wordpress/?p=1163#comments Thu, 08 Jul 2010 10:36:00 +0000 FiFo Ost http://www.fifoost.org/wordpress/?p=1163 Republik Armenien Lage Süd-westliches Asien (Kleinkaukasus) zwischen der Türkei im Westen, Georgien im Norden, Aserbaidschan im Osten (und Westen: aserbaidschanische Exklave Nachitschewan) und dem Iran im Süden. Armenien erhebt Anspruch auf das vollständig von Aserbaidschan umschlossene, armenisch besiedelte Gebiet Berg-Karabach. Fläche gesamt: 29 800 qkm Land 28 400 qkm Wasser 1 400 qkm Landesgrenzen gesamt: 1 254 km Grenzstaaten Aserbaidschan Kernland 566 km, Aserbaidschan Exklave Nachitschewan 221 km, Georgien 164 km, Iran 35 km, Turkei 268 km; keine Küste Daten des Statistischen Bundesamtes Bevölkerung 3,8 Mill. 2001 Fläche 29800 qkm 2001 Bevölkerungsdichte 127 Einw. je qkm 2001 Arbeitslosenquote n.v. Bruttoinlandsprodukt (BIP) 1914 Mill.US-$ 2000 Jährliches BIP-Wachstum (real) 6,0 % 2000 BIP je Einwohner (real) 976 US-$ 2000 Inflationsrate -0,8 % 2000 Importe 882 Mill.US-$ 2000 Exporte 294 Mill.US-$ 2000 Saldo der Im- und Exporte -588 Mill.US-$ 2000 PKW-Dichte n.v. Personal-Computer 8 je 1000 Einw. 2001 Bevölkerungsdichte 127 Menschen je qkm Hauptstadt Eriwan (Jerewan), ca. 1 300 000 EW Städte Yerevan 1 200 000, Gyumri (121 000 EW), Vanadzor (74 000 EW) und Abovian (54 000 EW). Staatsform Präsidialrepublik seit 1991, Verfassung seit Juli 1995 in Kraft. Ein-Kammer-Parlament mit 131 Sitzen. Wahl alle 4 Jahre. Direktwahl des Staatsoberhauptes alle 5 Jahre. [...]]]> http://www.fifoost.org/wordpress/?feed=rss2&p=1163 0 http://www.fifoost.org/wordpress/?p=577 http://www.fifoost.org/wordpress/?p=577#comments Tue, 29 Jun 2010 04:21:43 +0000 FiFo Ost http://localhost/wordpress/?p=577 The World Bank Board approved an International Development Association (IDA) credit of US$20 million for the Yerevan Water and Wastewater Project (YWWP). The credit will assist the Armenian Government in its efforts to improve Yerevan’s water and wastewater system by continuing and expanding accomplishments achieved under a previous IDA-financed Municipal Development Project (MDP). The YWWP will help provide Yerevan with safe, continuous water supply while reducing environmental pollution. This is the third IDA-financed water and wastewater project in Armenia. The World Bank also financed the initial Municipal Development Project to support Yerevan’s Water and Sanitation Company (YWSC) and a more recent (FY04) Municipal Water and Wastewater Project for Armenia’s medium and small-sized cities. “Because of Government’s visionary leadership of the Armenian water sector, and diligent efforts by all project participants, significant improvements have been made in Yerevan’s water service since the first project began in 1998,” said Brian Steven Smith, head of the World Bank team designing the YWWP, – “Much work still remains of course, and we look forward to continued improvement during implementation of the new project.” The Project benefits directly from Yerevan’s successful experience with a management contractor recruited under the MDP. For the YWWP, Government will [...]]]> http://www.fifoost.org/wordpress/?feed=rss2&p=577 0 http://www.fifoost.org/wordpress/?p=454 http://www.fifoost.org/wordpress/?p=454#comments Sat, 26 Jun 2010 17:42:39 +0000 FiFo Ost http://localhost/wordpress/?p=454 NOVEMBER 18, 2004 – The World Bank today approved a Poverty Reduction Support Credit (PRSC) for Armenia worth US$ 20 million. The first of a three-year program by the World Bank, this project is designed around four themes and targeted to support the implementation of the government’s PRSP program. The International Development Association (IDA) Credit will assist the government in sharpening competition and entrenching property rights, mitigating social and environmental risks, consolidating macroeconomic discipline and modernizing the rural economy. “The project will assist the government to implement the ambitious Poverty Reform Strategy over the coming years,” said Saumya Mitra, World Bank Task Manager and head of the team designing the project. “It will also support the government’s drive to improve the quality in the delivery of essential public services.” The PRSC is based upon and supports the policy and institutional reforms reflected in the Government’s PRSP document, and builds on achievements of the previous Bank supported Structural Adjustment operations provided by the World Bank from 1994 until 2003 (5 SACs and a Rehabilitation Credit). The Poverty Reduction Support Credit is designed around the following four themes: Consolidating macroeconomic discipline and strengthening governance. The first theme recognizes that a continuation of [...]]]> http://www.fifoost.org/wordpress/?feed=rss2&p=454 0