JVI Alumni Quotes

“The course tackles issues like gender equity, gender- responsive policies, green growth, and environmental policies, which are topics for all countries these days.” Ms. Ana Jovanovska, Cabinet of Deputy Prime Minister in Charge of Economic Affairs Macedonia, FYR ofThe course of the Austrian Federal Ministry of Finance and the International Monetary Fund on Tools and Policies for Inclusive Growth. November 6-17, 2017

“This course has given me a lot of knowledge on financial system stability issues, which is very important for both my job and my professional growth. JVI also gives us the opportunity to network with colleagues from different countries.” Tamara Habetyan, Central Bank of ArmeniaIMF Course on Financial Sector Policies (FSP)

“Although online learning has become more and more popular, I am a big fan of traditional ways of learning. Through face-to-face learning you can hear the opinions of others, have a discussion, form a new opinion, or even change your point of view.” Maja Aksentijevic, National Bank of SerbiaIMF Course on Financial Sector Policies (FSP)

“Back home I will definitely use the workshop materials as a source of inspiration to build tools for monitoring systemic risk.” Jasmina Mrkonja, IMF Resident Representative Office for Bosnia and HerzegovinaIMF Course on Financial Sector Policies (FSP)

“Topics such as financial system development and design, identifying measures to increase financial system efficiency, and elaborating the corresponding policy measures are of great interest to me.” Andrei Pleshkun, National Bank of the Republic of BelarusIMF Course on Financial Sector Policies (FSP)

“The course has given me a sound foundation on financial systems and an understanding of the complexity of financial system development in terms of prudential policies and measures, especially in a highly changeable economic environment.” Olga Zykova, Ministry of Finance of UkraineIMF Course on Financial Sector Policies (FSP)

“The course has helped me to gain a deeper understanding of the four main macroeconomic sectors and how they are interlinked.” Mariam Khariashvili, National Bank of GeorgiaIMF Course on Financial Programming and Policies