Serbia
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Education matters. Integrity in education matters too – corrupt schools and universities hinder prosperity, cause long-term damage to societies and raise the cost of education at the expense of equity and quality.
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The last chapter of this report contains recommendations and suggestions for follow-up in all four dimensions of integrity assessment: access, quality of education, sound management of staff and resources and prevention and detection capacity on ...
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The chapter directs the focus of assessment to the education institutions – to staff and resource policies which are the backbone of institutional operation and to shortcomings in these policies and their implementation that could be decisive in ...
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The chapter discusses inefficiencies in classroom learning and stakeholder distrust, which create the need for remedial lessons and fuel the proliferation of private tutoring as a widespread, commonly accepted solution for difficult subjects, before ...
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This chapter analyses gaps in the anti-corruption framework of Serbia, on both sector and national levels, that could create opportunity for corruption or lead to failure in detecting it. It discusses prevention and detection capacity in education ...
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This first Integrity of Education Systems (INTES) country assessment was undertaken at the request of the Ministry of Education and Science of Serbia, following presentations of the assessment methodology to the Steering Group of the OECD ...
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Education is a complex system with a multitude of actors. Which of its parts lack integrity and which actors are corrupt, to what extent and why is seldom known with certainty. The quest for answers starts in the knowledge that, potentially, all ...
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This chapter gives an overview of the general policy and integrity climate in Serbia. It takes note of the socio-economic profile of the country and the structure of the education system, and presents a brief outline of existing evidence on ...
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The paper presents the results of the first application of cyclical analysis to economic activity in Serbia. The analysis refers to the period 2001-07, which marked the start of democratic and economic reforms, since short term fluctuations in ...
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