THE BALTIC STATES AND THE CHALLENGE OF BEING A SMALL DONOR

Hilmar Þór Hilmarsson

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International Development and Aid Post-Communist Economic and Political Transition Balkan and Eastern European Studies

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This article will take stock of the current situation of the development programs in the Baltic States, including main partner countries and priority sectors and suggest new venues to expand their engagement as their aid programs become larger. This will include discussion about the current project approach and possibilities to engage in budget support. The article is based on a review of theoretical literature, interviews, secondary data and the author’s experience as a staff member of the World Bank Group for 12 years in three continents. KEYWORDS: The Baltic States, bilateral development cooperation, multilateral development cooperation, budget support, policy dialogue, international financial institutions (IFIs).

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