Estonia has implemented a mandatory health insurance system through the Estonian Health Insurance Fund (EHIF) since 1992. The EHIF operates as a single-payer system, pooling public funds predominantly from a 13% payroll tax. Key aspects include high population coverage, independent governance, and f

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The evolution of digital NOTAM implementation from its establishment in 1993 to the current focus on structured data sets for accurate and efficient updates in the aeronautical environment. The transition from text-based NOTAM to digital formats addresses the need for timely and reliable aeronautica

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Enhance your chances of obtaining personal research funding from the Estonian Research Council by understanding the latest funding statistics, changes in grant types, and evaluation criteria. Get insights into the new system of research grants and baseline funding, empowering individual researchers

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Estonia's innovative e-solutions in the public sector, including the successful implementation of E-Prescription, X-Road data exchange environment, and various e-services, have significantly enhanced efficiency, accessibility, and quality of healthcare services. E-Prescription has digitalized prescr

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Assessment conducted on Estonian research institutions in medical and health sciences reveals impressive infrastructure, diverse collaborative efforts, and opportunities for integrating societal needs into research strategies. The evaluation highlights the need for clearer incorporation of societal

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Lilleke Mothers Club in Tallinn targets Estonian females aged 16-45, offering support to young, adult, and experienced mothers, along with those expecting or planning a family. The club welcomes everyone, regardless of social status or education. The primary customers include young mothers and pregn

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This presentation by Natalia Vaiss from Tallinn University delves into the intricate details of syntactic transitivity types and the usage of direct objects, particularly focusing on partitive-accusative alternations in the Estonian language. It explores the morphological aspects of genitive and nom

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In the Regular Evaluation 2017, efforts were made to maximize the benefits of evaluation outcomes for various stakeholders in Estonia such as the state, society, and institutions. The evaluation focused on a range of actions including preparing legislation, finding experts, creating self-report form

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Test your knowledge of European idioms with a quiz presented by Bolton School (Girls Division). Work in pairs or groups to translate idioms from various European languages to their actual meanings. Challenge yourself with phrases from Bulgarian, Dutch, Estonian, French, German, Greek, and Latvian in

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Estonia has made significant developments in its e-health system, with 95% of the population covered by health insurance. The country boasts a comprehensive healthcare system comprising various care providers, hospitals, and specialized services. Estonian eHealth Foundation plays a key role in offer

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The Estonian experience on regulatory and tax policy in tobacco and nicotine products highlights the implementation of strategies such as e-liquid tax breaks and excise duty differentiation based on harm caused. The initiative aims to reduce the black market, make legal products more affordable, and

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Situative constructions are novel locational strategies in Estonian and Finnish, involving existential or locative forms. Basile (2021, 2022) defines these constructions as predicates with complex aspects, situating referents in concrete or abstract locations. Invenitive constructions, on the other

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This study investigates the impact of learner errors on the performance of the CLAWS tagging system when tagging Estonian learner English. Learner language, characterized as dynamic and variable, plays a crucial role in the accuracy of part-of-speech tagging. Factors influencing errors in learner la

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The Finnish aviation industry faces challenges in general and business aviation, with rising costs, older pilot demographics, and declining interest among the youth. ALMT Oy discusses survival strategies and adaptation measures at the Estonian Aviation Academy seminar.

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The Estonian LEADER Union, a non-profit organization, supports local action groups in implementing LEADER principles for rural development in Estonia. With a strong focus on cooperation and advocacy, the union facilitates international partnerships and ensures effective implementation of LEADER meas

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Detailed guidelines for the preparation and implementation of Local Development Strategies (LDS) tailored for Croatian Local Action Groups (LAGs) based on Estonian experiences. The document covers various aspects such as strategy development, stakeholder involvement, project selection, monitoring, a

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Estonian Monitoring and Evaluation System involves elements like Evaluation Plan, Ex-ante and Ex-post evaluation, compulsory indicators, and regulations for data collection. It outlines the responsibilities of Managing Authorities and LAGs in planning and conducting evaluation activities. The system

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The Baltic Audiovisual Archival Council (BAAC) is an independent non-profit organization established to foster cooperation among archives, broadcasting, TV archives, libraries, and museums holding audiovisual materials related to the Baltic States, Scandinavian countries, and the Baltic diaspora. Th

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Designing a project to enhance adult learning in rural SMEs within the local food sector, focusing on service design know-how. The project aims to bridge the gap between learning and working life, with a key outcome being the creation of an online training tool available in Latvian, Norwegian, and E

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