IPF Fellow:

Sabit Bagirov

Azerbaijan: problems of good governance in extractive industries and mechanisms of effective public monitoring

 

 

 

 

 2005 Fellowship

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 The objectives of the research are:

§      search of weak places in management of oil revenues which raise risk of a poor control of oil incomes (to the analysis to undergo: laws, decisions of the government, oil contracts);

§      development of recommendations for the government and parliament on elimination of weak places in management;

§      analyzing the potential and capabilities of the civil society (namely, NGOs and mass media) to monitor the government’s activity/inactivity;

§      preparing recommendations to improve the potential and capacity of the civil society.

 

 Azerbaijan:

    The Azerbaijan Republic is located in the eastern part of the South Caucasus (Appendix 1). Its territory covers 86,600 square kilometers and is located between 44° and 52° East longitude, and 38° and 42° North latitude.         

     Azerbaijan borders on Russia in the north (390 km), Georgia in the north-east (480 km), Armenia in the west (1007 km), Iran in the south (765 km), Turkey in the south-west (15 km), while in the east it is washed by the Caspian Sea. (for more information see Research Paper, pages 16-19 )

 

Oil contracts of Azerbaijan (for more information see Research Paper, pages 20-41)

 

Risk factors associated with ineffective management of resources (for more information see Research Paper, pages 53-61)

 

Transparency initiative and its role in reducing the risk of loss (for more information see Research Paper, pages 83-93)

 

 

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