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In 2003, "President for Life" Saparmurat Niyazov decided that poor, landlocked Turkmenistan's medical costs were too high and that its healthcare system urgently needed reform. Full Article at Marginal Revolution
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They threaten to become a new class of refuseniks. They are students in Turkmenistan seeking to study at foreign universities and technical schools who are not being allowed to leave by Turkmen authorities. Full Article at EurasiaNet
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The United States is often compared, unfavorably, to health care systems of other countries. Like Russia, which allocates significantly less than the World Health Orgnaization’s recommendation of 5 percent of government spending to health care. Full Article at Kevin, M.D.
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As President Obama continues to garner support for his healthcare reform plan, ScienceBloggers are also taking a look at the issues in play. Full Article at ScienceBlogs
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Position: Team Leader, expert in Education Reform Management and Quality of Education (Minimum input of 440 days) Modernisation of the Education System in Turkmenistan Team Leader, expert in Education Reform Management and Quality of Education (minimum... Full Article at Relief Web
