| The Better Regulation for Growth (BRG) Program will support high quality, low-cost and low risk business regulation in developing countries by adapting and communicating best practices on regulatory simplification and systemic regulatory reform. | | 03/22/2009 |
| Topics: Regulatory Reform Programs | Regulatory Reform Programs / International | Regulatory Tools | Regulatory Tools / Risk Analysis | Regulatory Tools / Impact Assessment | Monitoring Regulatory Quality | Monitoring Regulatory Quality / Administrative Costs | Monitoring Regulatory Quality / Regulatory Costs | Monitoring Regulatory Quality / Systems of IndicatorsPopular Tags: guillotine | operational policy | developing countries | BRG | scrap-and-build approaches | practical policy | business risks | RIA | Regulatory Quality Indicators | FIAS | transition countries | toolkits | monitoring framework | regulatory governance initiatives | DFID | regulatory costs | regulatory tools | RIA systems |
| IRRC 2008, session 5.1: Pranvera Kastrati, Ministryof Economy, Trade and Energy, Albania | Albania | 12/02/2008 |
| Topics: Regulatory Reform Programs | Regulatory Reform Programs / NationalPopular Tags: institutional framework | regulatory quality | TWG | self-declaration | Technical Working Groups | guillotine concept | monitoring | key obstacles to reform | administrative acts |
| IRRC 2008, session 5.2: Presentation of Josephine Kanyi, Ministry of Finance, Kenya | Kenya | 12/03/2008 |
| Topics: Regulatory Reform Programs | Regulatory Reform Programs / National | Market Regulation | Market Regulation / Services | Service Delivery - Enforcement | Strategic Policy Making | Strategic Policy Making / CompetencePopular Tags: reform organization | guillotine strategy | business activity | political administrative leadership | incentives | leadership | MoF | MoLG | KLRC | MoTI | municipal business licensing | licensing reform | AG |
| Presentation held at the Regional Conference on Investment Climate & Competitiveness in East Asia,
Kuala Lumpur, November 22, 2005 | | 03/22/2009 |
| Topics: Regulatory Reform Programs | Regulatory Reform Programs / International | Regulatory Reform Programs / National | Regulatory Tools | Market RegulationPopular Tags: Systemic Reform | deregulation | legislative opportunity | Governance reforms | Hungary | reactions to crisis | Australia | macro-economic stability | Mexico | benchmark | catch-up | institutions | Institutionalized Reform | re-regulation | Big Bang | Guillotine |
| As shown in the rest of Europe, regulatory reform offers an effective strategy for managing the risks of more intense competition while preparing companies to prosper within the largest economy in the world. Improvements to the regulatory framework that reduce the economic cost of poor and excessive regulation will support national growth and productivity and ease the strains and risks of the economic structural adjustment needed over the next several years. | European Union | 11/07/2008 |
| Topics: Regulatory Reform Programs | Regulatory Reform Programs / International | Regulatory Reform Programs / National | Regulatory Reform Programs / SubnationalPopular Tags: minimum standards | National Regulatory System | United Kingdom | Poland | Good practices | Ireland | regulatory quality principles | guillotine process | consultation policy | electronic registry | RIA | OECD | Norway | benchmark | Latvia | general principles | network units | France | Estonia | Lisbon Agenda |
 | | Croatia | 09/27/2009 |
| Topics: Regulatory Reform Programs | Regulatory Reform Programs / International | Regulatory Reform Programs / National | Regulatory Reform Programs / Subnational | Regulatory Tools | Regulatory Tools / Risk Analysis | Regulatory Tools / Regulatory Choice | Regulatory Tools / Impact Assessment | Regulatory Governance | Service Delivery - Enforcement / E-Government | Service Delivery - Enforcement / Regulatory Agencies | Strategic Policy Making / Implementation CapacityPopular Tags: measurement | regulatory reform programs | IT | impact | cutting red tape | SCM | administrative burdons | e-Governemnt tools | regulatory projects | regulatory framework | regulatory guillotine | RIA |
| As the Croatian economy becomes more integrated into European and global markets, its businesses will come under increasing pressure to compete on the basis of efficiency, innovation, and adaptability... | | 03/17/2009 |
| Topics: Regulatory Reform Programs | Regulatory Reform Programs / National | Market Regulation | Market Regulation / Goods | Market Regulation / Services | Monitoring Regulatory Quality / Regulatory Costs | Strategic Policy Making | Strategic Policy Making / CompetencePopular Tags: Legal strategy | Administrative Strategy | EU | Political strategy | Guillotine strategy | Croatia | OECD |
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