JVI Alumni Quotes

Attending the JVI virtual course on the Financial Inclusion was a great opportunity to improve my knowledge regarding development of financial technology payment, financial inclusion and peer-to-peer lending, microfinance and SME financing, financial education and capability etc. In addition, the lectures and hands-on workshops were very enlightening, because they covered both theoretical and practical aspects of financial inclusion. I avail myself of this opportunity to appreciate all JVI team for organizing such an informative and fruitful course for the participants. Orman Abdinov Ministry of Economy  Azerbaijan Virtual course on Financial Inclusion25-29 January, 2021

The virtual Crisis Course has significantly expanded my understanding of the causes and consequences of economic crises, while also offering a comprehensive perspective on the various policy approaches aimed at dealing with crisis-related challenges.  I am more than convinced that the knowledge I gained in the two weeks of this course will greatly benefit my performance on professional assignments.   Mr. Jacek BIALEK, Ministry of Finance, Funds and Regional Policy, Poland. Austrian Authorities Virtual Crisis Course on Past and Current Crises and Future Challenges, November 9-20, 2020.

The course has allowed me to look at the currently pressing crisis phenomena from fiscal as well as monetary policy perspectives. The course has also offered deeper dive-ins into the economic crises of the past, not forgetting to outline key trends that will shape the future.  Mr. Vytenis ČIPINYS, Bank of Lithuania Austrian Authorities Virtual Crisis Course: Past and Current Crises and Future Challenges November 9-20, 2020

Crisis Course: Past and Current Crises and Future Challenges presents a holistic approach to understanding of crises and their implications. Since the global financial crisis, it has become apparent that no countries, even the most advanced, are immune to crises. The course is well structured and covers various aspects of crises along with financial stability and crisis management challenges. From a general understanding of crisis history and involvement of fiscal and monetary authorities, we gradually fill in the details of political, humanitarian and social policies, even global climate change aspects of the crises.  I really appreciate the way the course was organized – it included highly interactive panel discussions, lectures and participant presentations.  Ms. Karine HAMBARYAN, Central Bank of Armenia Austrian Authorities Virtual Crisis Course: Past and Current Crises and Future Challenges November 9-20, 2020

This is a very interesting subject that was covered in a well-structured course, giving significant background information to understand these types of crises (from past and current events) and providing the lessons to be learned. Professors and experts combined the knowledge and teaching skills that really made the difference. I also got a lot of value from the interactions with the other participants. The wide range of topics covered in this course was really helpful to see the big picture, from different perspectives, based on experience, sharing with and learning from other countries. This course not only provides basic theories of economics of crises, but it also gave me many practical examples that I can apply in my future lectures at the University of Tirana and also in my research work. Thanking the administration for the excellent organization of this virtual training, I highly recommend this course to future participants.  Ms. Soana JAUPLLARI, University of Tirana, Albania  Austrian Authorities Virtual Crisis Course: Past and Current Crises and Future Challenges November 9-20, 2020

The JVI Virtual Course on Monetary and Financial Statistics Collected and Compiled by the ESCB, provided a very good overview of most activities going on at the statistical business unit of a central bank. Presentations were very informative and absolutely up-to-date. Every topic touched briefly on the relevant legal set-up, but mostly addressed the practical applications and solutions, and best practices deployed at the Austrian National Bank. Bistra Stoykova  Bulgarian National Bank  Virtual Course on Monetary and Financial Statistics Collected and Compiled by the ESCB November 23 – December 1, 2020 

JVI virtual training on "Public Financial Management and Administrative Reforms" was very interesting and helpful. It provided me an opportunity to get acquainted with the PFAR measures in Austria. I really enjoyed all the topics and obtained a lot of practical knowledge. I appreciate all the effort put into the programme and would like to express my sincere gratitude to all organizers of JVI course and the lecturers for the great experience.  Tatevik Manushakyan, Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Armenia The virtual online PFAR course, November 23-27, 2020