UNMIK issues the
Kosovo Budget for 2001, and Public Reconstruction Investment
Proposals for 2001-2003
February 5, 2001
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The World Bank |
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child among rubble. The new budget by UNMIK sets out an
approach to improve life in Kosovo. |
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The Kosovo Budget 2001 provides for
recurrent expenditure on operations in 2001 totaling 743 mn DM
(about 356 mn US$) and identifies reconstruction and investment
needs totaling 2,826 mn DM (1,353 mn US$) over the three years 2001-2003. The
2001 operations expenditures are planned to be financed by
domestic revenues of 541 mn DM and donor contributions of 202
mn DM. The Public Reconstruction and Investment needs are
presented for potential funding by donors since domestic revenues
are not yet sufficiently large to enable any significant capital
investment from local sources.
Considerable reconstruction and
investment has been achieved during 2000, reflecting the
entrepreneurial spirit of Kosovars and the generous assistance of
the international community. Fifty percent of damaged houses have
been made re-habitable, and encouraging progress has been made in
rehabilitating basic infrastructure, including roads, the airport,
the railway and telecommunications infrastructure; in stabilizing
energy production, improving water distribution and waste
collection; in repairing and equipping schools, hospitals and
clinics. However, despite these achievements, the economy remains
weak and much still needs to be done before Kosovo can thrive
without the external financial assistance of the donor community.
The key priority for the Kosovo
Budget 2001 is to maintain progress towards self sufficiency by
improving revenue raising and containing overall expenditure
growth. The role of the private sector as an engine for economic
growth is also highlighted.
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Source:
The World
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Men at
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Kosovo
Budget 2001, December 2000
This document can be downloaded as
one large file (315
pages, pdf,
1,95 MB)
or in separate parts:
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Introduction
(47 pages, pdf, 362 KB)
Background and Governance
Budget Formulation Process
Key Policy Objectives
Resource Availability
Budget Summary
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Economic
Sector (84 pages, pdf,
492 KB)
Department of Agriculture
Department of Environmental Protection
Department of Labour and Employment
Department of Post and Telecommunications
Department of Public Utilities
Department of Trade and Industry
Department of Transport and Infrastructure
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Social
Sector (81 pages, pdf,
457 KB)
Department of Culture
Department of Education and Science
Department of Health and Social Welfare
Social Welfare Directorate
Housing Directorate
Department of Sports
Department of Youth
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Law
and Justice Sector (48
pages, pdf,
269 KB)
Civil Security and Emergency Preparedness
Mine Action Coordination Center
Department of Democratic Governance and Civil Society
Department of Justice
Kosovo Police Service
Department of Non-Residents Affairs
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Public
Administration Sectors (51
pages, pdf,
299 KB)
Central Government
Banking and Payments Authority (BPK)
Central Fiscal Authority
Department of Local Administration
Department of Public Services
Department of Reconstruction
Statistical Institute of Kosovo
Business Registration
Attachment: Public
Enterprises (4 pages, pdf,
20 KB)
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