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Under separate funding from OECD, Sigma has supported administrative reform in Russia.
In 2002 Sigma participated in preparatory work undertaken in the framework of a major administrative reform programmed launched by the Russian Government, which included reform of the legal framework for the civil service and its management system.
At the request of the Russian authorities, Sigma input in 2003 focused on providing access to the experiences of OECD member countries and transition countries in public administration reform, in particular with regard to public expenditure management, external audit and financial control.
Sigma Publications available in the Russian Language
These translations into Russian may be used by individuals for reference purposes only. The copyright holder of each translated version is the organisation that carried out the translation. The translated material may not be copied, transmitted or redistributed for commercial purposes without the written permission of the organisation holding the copyright. Sigma and the OECD cannot take responsibility for the quality of the translations.
If you have any questions about using this copyrighted material, or if you wish to request permission to translate a Sigma publication, please contact the OECD Publications' Rights Department.
The Network of Institutes and Schools of Public Administration in Central and Eastern Europe (NISPAcee)is a source of financing for the translation of Sigma publications into CEE national languages. Information on the application procedure for a translation grant is provided on the NISPAcee website.
Further sources of information on Russia, such as its geography, people, system of government, can be found by consulting the following sites:
EC Delegation to Russia
EU Relations with Russia
Russian Government
Russian Tourist Office
Russia in your pocket
You may also wish to visit the European Union website
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