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New BIPART Public Administration News Digest
09.07.2025We at the BIPART Research Center continue publishing a bimonthly digest of news on public administration and governance in Belarus, along with our own research. This issue presents an overview of developments in May and June 2025, covering personnel changes in the Belarusian government, diplomatic corps and local administration. Key personnel changes within this period:
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New Study Released: "A Minister’s Path: Career Trajectories in Financial Governance in Belarus"
29.06.2025We are pleased to announce the release of a new analytical study examining the career trajectories of ministers and heads of the financial bloc within the Belarusian government from 2004 to 2025. The research covers the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Taxes and Duties, the National Bank, and the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection, as well as the specifics of personnel policy in these institutions.
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New BIPART Public Administration News Digest
11.06.2025The BIPART Research Center continues to publish its bimonthly digest on public administration and governance in Belarus. This issue, which covers developments in March-April 2025, takes a slightly different approach, focusing exclusively on the recent appointment of the ‘new’ Belarusian government over the past few months.
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The BIPART Research Center continues publishing a bimonthly digest of news on public administration and governance
30.03.2025The BIPART Research Center continues to publish a regular digest of news about public administration in Belarus and its own research. The issues are available in Belarusian and English. This issue of the digest contains a review of news for November-December 2024, and this – for January-February 2025.
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The Dynamics of Changes in the State and Needs of CSOs in Belarus from 2020 to 2024. The 6th part of the monitoring was published
11.09.2024The period from 2020 to 2024 has been extremely challenging and arguably the most dramatic in the relatively short history of civil society in Belarus. Civil society organizations (CSOs) faced various forms of repression, and the vast majority were ultimately shut down within the country. Many relocated abroad, where they managed to stabilize and continue their activities in some form, while a few organizations found ways to carry on their work inside Belarus. This general description applies to the third sector as a whole; however, the period has not been uniform.
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