The Business Environment Improvement Project (BEI) is a four-year initiative funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) for the countries of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, and Tajikistan. The BEI Project supports USAID's strategic objectives in these countries by providing direct consultation and support to build capacity within government and the private sector to promote effective dialogue, strengthen the free market-supporting commercial law framework, improve implementation of business-related legal reforms, streamline administrative processes and promote operational improvements for the benefit of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the region more

 
Kazakhstan
East entrepreneurs support initiatives of RK government on reducing burden on small and medium business  Entrepreneurs of East Kazakhstan support initiative of RK government on reducing administrative burden on business  
Kyrgyz Republic
Trainings on RIA for ministries are going on  A seminar on “Theory and practice of implementation of methods in Regulatory Analysis Impact on normative legal acts” was held from 21 to 25 of April 2008, in the building of Ministry of Economical Development and Trade of KR.   
Tajikistan
USAID/BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CONDUCTS SEMINAR ON REGULATORY IMPACT ANALYSIS  Seminar on the methodology of regulatory impact is conducted on June 18, 2008 by USAID/BEI Project jointly with the State Investment Committee of the Republic of Tajikistan. The goal of the seminar is to get acquainted with the methodology of the Analysis of regulatory Impact of normative legal acts   
Kazakhstan
KZ Law On introducing changes and amendments in some KZ legislative acts on questions of tourist activity from July 5 2008
KZ Law On introducing changes and amendments in some KZ legislative acts on questions of corporative disputes resolution from July 5 2008
Kyrgyz Republic
Final report on given analysis and appraisal of efficiency of Normative Legal Acts, presented for consideration by one package
Review of legal practice related to land legislation issues
Tajikistan
The Law of RT 'On commercial secret' #403 dated 18.06.2008
Legal Analysis on Special Economic Zones
Kazakhstan

Public services for entrepreneurs
Restricted access to normative and legal base of the local executive bodies is one of the most frequent informational barriers for entrepreneurs.  

Kyrgyz Republic

Seminar on reforms in construction permits system conducted in Osh
A seminar on construction permits system reforms was conduced in Small Conference Hall of Mayors Office on July 18, 2008.  

Tajikistan

Seminar on the Methodology of Regulatory Impact
The USAID/BEI in cooperation with the State Investment Committee of Sogd Oblast conducted the seminar – training on the methodology of regulatory impact on June 20, 2008 in Khujand city.  

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