Estonian

Estonian Kroon

Estonian Kroon

Estonian Maritime Administration

Estonian Vlach Trukese

The Roundtable of Estonian Women's Associations is also the Estonian national coordinator in the European Women's Lobby.

Source Estonian Government, www.e riik valitsus.ee

37. The Estonian Government reports that

In the cities the average sum per child was 512 Estonian kroons and in the countryside 1085 Estonian kroons.

In 2003, Estonian women's organisations formed two umbrella organisations the Roundtable of Estonian Women's Associations, which includes almost all regional roundtables of women's organisations, the Association of Rural Women in Estonia, the Union of Estonian Women and the Estonian Women's Cooperation Chain, which unites primarily women's associations of political parties and top politicians.

Estonian population have become conscious about gender segregation.

The book was published in Estonian in November 2004.

The project coordinator is the Estonian Family Planning Union.

Estonia stated that the acceptable languages were Estonian and English.

The Roundtable of Estonian Women's Associations unites approximately 180 organisations.

The Estonian Olympic Committee promotes the movement Women in Sport .

The founding members of the Cooperation Chain are the Estonian Women's Union, the Estonian Union of Disabled Women, the women's association of the Estonian United People's Party, EPP (women's association of the Estonian People's Union), women's association of the Pro Patria Union, women's association KENA of the Centre Party, the Civic Courage (roundtable of women's associations of the city of Pärnu) and the Women's Reform Club NaiRe.

Table 13.1 The size of family benefits in Estonian kroons (EEK)

Each month, several thousand persons chose their citizenship Estonian or other.

In district libraries close to the Lithuanian borders books in Lithuanian are more widely available, close to the Estonian borders books in Estonian, to the Russian border books in Russian.

Two Estonian women work for the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe.

Estonian NGOs had been particularly active in promoting gender equality outside Estonia.

The NGO Estonian Institute of Human Rights implemented a project Balanced participation of women and men in the Estonian political and public decision making process in the period December 2003 March 2004.

As Estonian nationality law was based on the principle of jus sanguinis, a complete revision of Estonian legislation would be required to bring it into line with the principle of jus soli.

The total financing granted to the projects was about 400 000 Estonian kroons.

The Estonian Parliament has 101 members and currently 18 of them are women.

Thus, those persons holding passports from the former Soviet Union who were not Estonian citizens had had the choice of applying for Estonian citizenship or for citizenship of the State of their choice.

Avaliku arvamuse küsitluste sekundaaranalüüs Motives and mechanisms of voting behaviour of the Estonian population.

Another larger organisation that unites trade unions is the Estonian Employees' Unions' Confederation (TALO).

The management body of the World Health Organisation (WHO) has a female Estonian representative.

One female representative from each Estonian county belongs to the board of the association.

Assistance was received from the Finnish Office of Free Competition in the form of seminars organized for public servants of the Estonian Competition Board and for Estonian lawyers, who were also advised on specific cases.

(a) the average standard of living would not be lower than 75 of the Estonian average (b) unemployment would not exceed the Estonian average by more than 35 (c) the tax income of local governments would not be less than 75 of the Estonian average (the city of Tallinn would be excluded in calculating the average).

Training courses were started in 2004 with the support of the Estonian Health Insurance Fund.

After the campaign the treatment of the topic of trafficking in the Estonian media changed.

The leader of one political party in Estonia the Estonian Left Party is a woman.

The Association of Rural Women in Estonia operates under the Estonian Farmers' Federation since 1996.

Four months after the re establishment of Estonian independence, the Soviet Union had been dissolved.

26. In 1994, the Estonian Competition Board received assistance from the European Union apos s PHARE programme involving seminars on competition law, detailed advice of PHARE experts on cases, and assistance on the reform of Estonian competition law.

The NGO Estonian Women's Studies and Resource Centre plans to organise training seminars for the police.

As at October 2004, the Estonian Bar Association had 445 members, of whom 155 were women.

The Estonian delegation therefore believed that there was no need for further consideration of the issue.

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In 2001 the Estonian Open Society Institute conducted a survey commissioned by the Ministry of Social Affairs.

Since 2003 the Estonian Chamber of Agriculture and Commerce operates as a national coordinating centre in Estonia.