JVI Alumni Quotes

“My first impression is that this course not only covers almost every fundamental thing for a beginner but that even an experienced user could find many useful tips.” Ms. Iuliia Shapova, The Institute for Economics and Forecasting of the National Academy of Sciences of UkraineIMF course on Managing Capital Flows: Macroeconomic Analysis and Policies (MCF).  November 6-17, 2017

“The course created a special platform where experts from different agencies, who are involved in designing a macroeconomic reform program, met and had an opportunity to improve their skills.” Ms. Iryna Lafiuk, Ministry of Economy, BelarusIMF course on Managing Capital Flows: Macroeconomic Analysis and Policies (MCF). November 6-17, 2017

“The JVI training has had an impact on the quality of the analyses I have been performing, and has contributed to my gradual career progress from an entry-level economist position.” Ms. Irina Cebotari, National Bank of MoldovaIMF course on Managing Capital Flows: Macroeconomic Analysis and Policies (MCF). November 6-17, 2017

“JVI offers great networking opportunities; after 15 years I am still in touch with some friends from the 2002 AEP course.” Mr. Jacek Bialek, Ministry of Economic Development, PolandIMF course on Managing Capital Flows: Macroeconomic Analysis and Policies (MCF). November 6-17, 2017

“The course helped me a lot because I got experience with new tools, which I use in my daily responsibilities.” Mr. Samvel Margaryan, Ministry of Finance, ArmeniaThe course of the Austrian Federal Ministry of Finance and the International Monetary Fund on Tools and Policies for Inclusive Growth. November 6-17, 2017

“Online learning is a great opportunity to reach people who don’t have any opportunity to attend face-to-face training courses.” Mr. Davit Kirakosyan , Central Bank of ArmeniaThe course of the Austrian Federal Ministry of Finance and the International Monetary Fund on Tools and Policies for Inclusive Growth. November 6-17, 2017

“I learned a lot that I can pass on to my colleagues, and I will include good policies and practices as recommendations in our projects.” Ms. Snezana Filipovic, Institute of Economic Sciences, Republic of SerbiaThe course of the Austrian Federal Ministry of Finance and the International Monetary Fund on Tools and Policies for Inclusive Growth. November 6-17, 2017