This paper presents the results of the enterprise survey on the prospects of circular transformation in Belarus. The findings show that despite the low level of understanding the circular economy concept in general, the Belarusian business consider that to some extent it can be implemented at various stages of the production cycle.

The main objective of the study was to understand the redistributive effects of social and fiscal policies on children in Belarus. Accordingly, researchers considered not only monetary poverty but also multidimensional child poverty (MDCP).

This brief presents the results of DemDiv modelling for Belarus.

The research considers the issue of the circular economy strategy development in Belarus.

This paper seeks to inform the understanding of the distributional impact of taxes and public spending on children in Belarus.

This policy brief presents the results of a survey that studied 452 Belarusian companies and their prospects and opportunities of circular transformation both within enterprises and at the national level.