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The goal of this archives
Usually a lot of materials are being lost because it is very
difficult to find time and strength for putting main results
together after finishing the job. Some time later it turns into a
head ache to remember the details and find needed files. To make
your business comfortable archives system is proposed. If you would
like to save time and have reliable materials please look at these
examples
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Methods and solutions
This system is focused on keeping control and monitoring data
sources using multimedia technologies. As an example one can look at
proposed solutions being sufficiently implemented for conferences,
controlling functions, systematizations dense set of data,
forecasting. This system can be also effectively used for
advertisement as well.
Our experience allows to conclude:
- This system is very effective to keep control and analyze large data
sets, including:
- beeline access
- systematization
- monitoring
- Data is presentable
- Compatible with Internet
It is also possible to mark next ways for implementation of this technology:
- Supporting conferences
- Systematization results of projects and researches
- Calculators
- Mass media (interactive archives)
- Data marts
Please look at proposed solutions.
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This disk is being prepared for UNICEF
Resource Contains Documents on the Rights of the Childs.
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Pension System Analysis
This analysis is a follow up of the World Bank report prepared
in 2002: “Pension System in Russia: Structure and
Implementation”, which studied transition from the pay-as-you-go
principle to the notional funded principle, including the funded
pillar. The report discussed three basic scenarios with varying
macroeconomic assumptions, provided ray projections and reviewed
financial viability of the pension system.
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Social consequences of AIDS (ILO project)
A computer model has been developed to assess
the social and economic consequences of the HIV
epidemic in Russia. The model makes possible a
projection of the number of HIV-infected and
AIDS-affected people, expenditures of health care
sector on medical examinations and treatment of people
infected by HIV and affected by AIDS and also of the
spending needed to pay short-term disability benefits.
Besides, an analysis has been made of the impact from
the spread of the HIV epidemic on the numbers of employed
and pensioners and the financial stability of the pension fund.
This model makes use of the stratification principle, in keeping
with which the entire population is broken down into three sex a
nd age groups in which individuals are born in the same year:
the uninfected population, the HIV-infected population and the
AIDS-affected population. The one-directional transitions between
the groups are determined with the help of the coefficients that
generally depend on time, sex and age and describe the probability
of becoming HIV-infected and AIDS-affected. A demographic projection
rests on conservative assumptions.
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