Statements on PRS

If we can start with first principles, the process of European integration and the PRSP are both based on the same foundations of democracy and a stable economy. These are the direct strategic connections between the SAP and the PRS processes.

These are all actions (of the European Union) which not only support the PRS but are important in ensuring that the basic conditions for the ongoing Integration of Serbia and Montenegro can take place. Proof that with the SAP and PRSP you can “kill two birds with one stone”.

David Hudson
Former First Secretary, the EC Delegation in Serbia and Montenegro
3rd Newsletter on the PRS Implementation

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What is poverty?

The Poverty Reduction Strategy paper for Serbia (PRSp) defines poverty as a multidimensional phenomenon which, apart from the insufficient income for covering basic life needs, also entails the lack of access to employment, inappropriate residential conditions and inadequate access to social protection, health, education and public utility services. Other key aspects of poverty also include the lack of access to healthy environment and natural resources, primarily clean water and air.

According to the Household Budget Survey in Serbia, 2006, the poverty line amounted to CSD 6,221 monthly income per consumption unit. According to the survey, 8.8% of population was poor in 2006.

Data for 2003

 

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