education:

MA in Economics, University of Warsaw

Diploma with Honors, Belarus State Economic University

languages:

Fluent: Belarusian, English, Polish, Russian, Ukrainian

Intermediate: Spanish

Sierž Naŭrodski

BELARUS TEAM

Sierž Naŭrodski, the former President of CASE Belarus, graduated from the Belarusian State Economic University with Honors Diploma in 2002 and acquired his Master degree in Economics at the University of Warsaw in 2003.

Since 2007 Sierž was the President of CASE Belarus, which was a part of CASE Network being actively engaged in CASE research projects in Belarus, Ukraine, Georgia, and Moldova. Among Sierž Naurodski’s research interests are structural changes in the economy of Belarus and other countries of Central and Eastern Europe, increasing efficiency in social services provision, financial system reform, and public administration reform. Sierž had consultancy contracts with UNICEF, UNDP, World Bank, as well as he advised governments of Poland, Belarus, and Georgia.

project involvement: expert

Economic Impact of EU-Armenia and EU-Georgia FTA (Free Trade Agreement)

Moldova: Strengthening of local governance through improving transparency of local budgets

Ukraine: Research of resource potential and production capacity of liquid bio-fuels

Development of small and medium enterprises in Belarus through improvement of business climate and enforcement of business infrastructure

Empowerment of local civil societies in Georgia through trainings for local authorities

Prospects of EU-Ukraine economic relations

Corporate Governance Practices and Prospects in Transition Countries: The Case of Russia, Ukraine, and Kyrgyzstan

ENCON - Enhancing CSOs Contribution to Evidence-Based Policy Making for Vulnerable Groups

case publications

EU’s Unilateral Trade Liberalisation for Belarusian Services

30 Years of Economic Transformation in CEE: Key Five Lessons For Belarus

The Role of Credit in the Development of Small and Medium-sized Entreprises in Belarus: Estimating the state of the Microfinance Sector

The Potential of Small and Medium Entreprises in Belarus

Pension reform in Belarus in the shadow of Social Europe: vulnerability issues of people aged 50+ and points for improvement

Will Belarus fully benefit from the Eurasian Economic Union?