To development of a Community-level Case Management Guidanc...

To development of a Community-level Case Management Guidance to Support Family Care for Children with Disabilities to be case management personnel, such as social workers and para- professional social workers working at the community level, in low-income countries to increase the effectiveness of their work in facilitating family and community-based care for children with disabilities

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Partnerships for Every Child will develop a set of guidance...

Partnerships for Every Child will develop a set of guidance and resource materials to be used by case management personnel, such as social workers and para-professional social workers working at the community level, in low-income countries to increase the effectiveness of their work in facilitating family and community-based care for children with disabilities. P4EC will also develop guidance with relevant information for project planners/designers and managers to effectively design and manage programs that support the reintegration and prevention of family separation of children with disabilities. Broader guidance for activities that will complement and help facilitate the case management personnel’s role should be included. This will include other facilitating factors for the case management personnel such as necessary policies, and complementary services, such as health, education and social services that support family care for children with disabilities. The guidance will be divided into easy to use sections which follow a logical path through the case management cycle – assessment, review, implementation – and will maintain a clear focus on the lifecycle and support planning for short, medium and long-term goals; will be strengths-based and encourage a consultative approach, treating the parents and child as partners in the process of assessment and planning; child focused but encompass the child’s family and wider community environment; will identify gaps and signpost strategies for filling gaps; will address accessibility issues in the community in relation to transport, education, social assistance, leisure and sport, entry into employment and preparation for independent living; will provide ways for considering a range of disabilities; will provide ways for considering a range of cross-cutting issues including gender, violence, sexual violence, access to assistive devices and technology.

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United States

Grant

66 071,74 

66 071,74 

The goal of the project is to incourage young Moldovan Engl...

The goal of the project is to incourage young Moldovan English language teachers to remain in their home localities and offer English language assistance to a borader audience throught the public library network, thus increasing the number of skilled educational professionals working in rural localities and the quality of English language proficiency among the public

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The English Conversation Club is a ten-month project that w...

The English Conversation Club is a ten-month project that will engage 30-40 English teachers from across Moldova to conduct English Conversation Clubs in rural public libraries. The project will benefit both local communities (in particular children and youth) who will improve their English language and communication skills, as well as young English teachers, who will broaden their community engagement. The project further aims to promote opportunities to collaborate and establish partnerships between local and international projects, teachers and librarians.

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United States

Grant

26 012,31 

26 012,31 

The BRIDGE project`s overall objective is to contribute to ...

The BRIDGE project`s overall objective is to contribute to the new ENP objective of progress towards 'an area of shared prosperity and good neighbourliness' between EU and Moldova.

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The necessity of BRIDGE proposal has been expressed in some...

The necessity of BRIDGE proposal has been expressed in some EU projects (EUNEG, EMA) and strengthened by Joint Communication “Review of the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP)”. The timeliness of the BRIDGE proposal is appropriate also because, the European Union launched the new phase of an ambitious initiative focusing on cross-border cooperation (CBC) between its outlying member states and their neighbours as part of the comprehensive ENP in 2014. While the ENP targets external relations with the neighbouring countries as a whole, the CBC programmes lay emphasis on equal cooperation across borders at local and regional level. Considering the significant regional disparities in Moldova, the lack of a strategic policy framework on regional development and weak implementation capacities there is an increasing need for Moldova to work towards regional and cross-border cooperation development with the aim of promoting economic and social cohesion, human development and tackling regional imbalances in the process of the European integration in the framework of the ENP. The project’s key target groups are Moldovan students, young researchers, teachers, public administrators, professional groups, civil society representatives and general public.

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European Union

Grant

50 000 

50 000 

The objective of the project lies in the strengthening of q...

The objective of the project lies in the strengthening of quality, openness and use of educational statistics to better inform ongoing educational reforms of the Ministry of Education

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he project consists of the following parts: Part I: Streng...

he project consists of the following parts: Part I: Strengthening statistical and analytical capabilities Providing support for: empowering MEd, Centre Information and Communication Technologies in Education, local authorities and schools regarding the use SIME by: 1. Statistical evaluation of their capabilities and their information flows; 2. realization training on data collection, quality control, information flows and data analysis; 3. analysis of operations and procedures, managerial and regulatory framework for educational indicators. Part II: Improving the quality and reliability of data collected by SIME Providing support for: 1.realization and implement mechanisms for data validation; 2. inserting digital signatures; SIME 3.elaborarea present additional reports. Part III: Opening Data Supporting the education sector for: 1. Assessment data needs educational actors; 2. Creating catalogs of identified categories of data that needs to be collected, compiled in a user friendly, open and updated regularly; 3.creating open data web pages for viewing interactive data dissemination and education; 4.To set up a communication campaign about the availability of open data in the education sector to encourage citizens control over educational reforms.

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World Bank

Grant

326 651,15 

326 651,15 

The overall objective is to foster the economic integration...

The overall objective is to foster the economic integration of Moldova into EU space in the framework of the Association Agreement by create a basis of high level academic and professional competences concerning the European economic studies in Moldova.

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The INTEGRA project was developed in response to experience...

The INTEGRA project was developed in response to experience obtained during the implementation of the Jean Monnet projects in Moldova on the basis of problems and needs of the target groups involved in the project`s activities. The timeliness of the INTEGRA project is appropriate also because of the progress of the implementation of the initialled Association Agreement between EU and Republic of Moldova that will significantly deepen Moldova’s economic integration with the EU and includes the gradual implementation of a Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area.

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European Union

Grant

80 000 

80 000 

Support the development policy documents (education strateg...

Support the development policy documents (education strategy, standards, curricula) to ensure quality pre-school and basic education; support in strengthening the capacity of the education system to provide quality education to all children, based on CFS approach.

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By 2017, education authorities at national and local levels...

By 2017, education authorities at national and local levels apply new quality education standards for improved teaching skills, learning environment and learning outcomes in ways which reduce disparities.

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United Nations

Grant

314 015,99 

438 139,72 

183 568,21 

824 306,97 

1 760 030,9 

United States

Grant

379 960,67 

379 960,67 

The newly created facility spaces for resuscitation, assess...

The newly created facility spaces for resuscitation, assessment, treatment and surveillance require to be provided with 6 vital function monitors, 2 infusomat, and 2 wheeled stretchers for the emergencies and intensive care.

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1. To installate of vital function monitors, infusiomats an...

Czech Republic

Grant

9 572,72 

9 572,72 

On March 2017, the Government of Japan has provided financi...

On March 2017, the Government of Japan has provided financial assistance support to the Republic of Moldova under Grant Assistance for Grass-Roots Human Security Projects (Kusanone Program), a program of small grants funding projects worth about 50 000 - 100 000 USD USA to support health projects. Laboratory of Allergollogy and Clinical Immunology of “Nicolae Testemitanu” State University of Medicine and Pharmacy will purchase hematologic analyzer, cytometer.

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Laboratory of Allergollogy and Clinical Immunology of &ldqu...

Laboratory of Allergollogy and Clinical Immunology of “Nicolae Testemitanu” State University of Medicine and Pharmacy will purchase hematologic analyzer, cytometer.

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Japan

Grant

78 944,26 

78 944,26 

Improving rural people's access to quality and timely p...

Procurement of medical equipment: ultrasonic diagnostic app...

Japan

Grant

87 125 

87 125 

Improving rural people's access to quality and timely p...

Procurement of medical equipment: video endoscope system wi...

Japan

Grant

75 417,34 

75 417,34 

Improving rural people's access to quality and timely p...

Procurement of medical equipment: video endoscope system wi...

Japan

Grant

77 046,39 

77 046,39 

Contribution to improvement of economical and social situat...

Moldova is entering a new phase in its economic development...

Moldova is entering a new phase in its economic development where its growth in the last few years, based on the export of labor and inflow of remittances, can no longer be expected to sustain current growth rates over the medium term. In this context the German’s experience and support could help the Republic of Moldova become a more viable state capable of sustaining a stronger economy and social development, continue to advance internal reforms. Capacity building will be provided to support local state and private institutions and organizations, civil society, inclusive improvement of the competence to prepare and implement projects for regional development. The project will facilitate the development of education and health systems, through improved access to services, improved specialists qualifications; while increased health service provision will focus on basic equipment, and medicine supply, as well as on improved information, training, and communication activities. Additionally, and following the participatory approach, small-scale irrigation systems, rural water supply, and agriculture development will be financed, to include an agricultural program of applied demonstrations and training, and an on-site research program.

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Germany

Grant

425 000 

250 000 

675 000 

Phase I: To improve the sexual and reproductive health of y...

Phase I: To improve the sexual and reproductive health of young men and women in Moldova (particularly those vulnerable and most at risk) through increasing the demand, access to and utilization of quality youth friendly services and health related education programmes. Phase II: The overall goal of this phase will be to achieve that young men and women in Moldova (particularly those vulnerable and most at risk) adopt safer behaviours and seek assistance from health services when needed.

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Phase I: The Project “Healthy Generation – Scal...

Phase I: The Project “Healthy Generation – Scaling-up Youth Friendly Health Services in Moldova” will contribute to the improvement of health and development potential of young people in Moldova by comprehensive and multidimensional interventions to support the vertical, horizontal and functional scaling up of YFHS. The present project foresees to extend the coverage with YFHS to geographic areas by integrating youth friendly approach and practices in the Reproductive Health Services (RHS), as well as in School Health Services (SHS) and at the primary health care level. Legal framework and financial mechanisms will be improved, based on costing analysis, in order to build incentives for reaching the most vulnerable young people and for quality services. Another area of improvement is the coordination of care between various levels of health services and formalizing referrals between the health systems, health units in schools, social services and NGOs. The project is in line with the national and the sector main policy documents: The National Development Strategy (NDS), The National MDGs (4th, 5th, and 6th), The National Health Policy (NHP) the Health Sector Development Strategy 2008-2017 (HSDS), the National Strategy on Reproductive Health (2005-2015) and National Youth Strategy (2009-2013) Phase II: The Project “Healthy Generation – Scaling-up Youth Friendly Health Services in Moldova” will contribute to the improvement of health and development potential of young people in Moldova by comprehensive and multidimensional interventions to support the vertical, horizontal and functional scaling up of YFHS. The project approach focuses on four strategic interventions. First, there will be sustained interventions to continuously improve the legal, policy and regulatory framework in order to remove legal barriers for adolescent to access YFHS and to clarify the position of YFHC within the health system. Second, the managerial and technical capacities of YFHS managers and staff will be strengthened and professionalism will be developed through networking and exposure to international experience. Third, at national and local level, inter-sectorial cooperation in adolescent health and development will be harmonised and strengthened so that existing mechanisms for inter-sectorial collaboration improve their management and referral of cases involving adolescents. Finally, social change in adolescent health and development will be achieved through communication and community mobilisation: participatory approaches in communication will place young people at the centre of all initiatives aiming at improving their well-being. A particular emphasis will be placed on mobilising a wide variety of actors at the community level and in using a wide range of information sources and communication technologies to better reach all young people, with a particular focus on young people most at risk and especially vulnerable adolescents.

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Switzerland

Grant

731 571 

709 972 

3 940 498,88 

5 382 041,88 

Obiectivul proiectului propus este îmbunătăţirea serviciilo...

Obiectivul proiectului propus este îmbunătăţirea serviciilor medicale prin furnizarea de echipamente medicale pentru mai multe spitale din Republica Moldova. Guvernul Japoniei va acorda un împrumut în yeni japonezi, echivalentul a aproximativ 49,3 milioane Euro. Asistenţa Guvernului Japoniei va fi utilizată pentru furnizarea de echipamente medicale pentru 5 spitale din Republica Moldova (Spitalul Clinic Republican, Institutul de Cercetări Ştiinţifice în Domeniul Ocrotirii Sănătăţii Mamei şi Copilului, Centrul Naţional Ştiinţifico-Practic de Medicină Urgentă, Institutul Oncologic, Spitalul Clinic Municipal “Sfînta Treime”) şi 11 Centre pentru sănătate publică (Centrul Naţional din Chişinău, Centrul Municipal din Chişinău, Edineţ, Bălţi, Soroca, Ungheni, Orhei, Hînceşti, Căuşeni, Cahul, Găgăuzia). Totodată, echipamentul medical va fi livrat de către executorul proiectului aprobat de către partea japoneză.

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Obiectivul proiectului propus este îmbunătăţirea serviciilo...

Obiectivul proiectului propus este îmbunătăţirea serviciilor medicale prin furnizarea de echipamente medicale pentru mai multe spitale din Republica Moldova. Guvernul Japoniei va acorda un împrumut în yeni japonezi, echivalentul a aproximativ 49,3 milioane Euro. Asistenţa Guvernului Japoniei va fi utilizată pentru furnizarea de echipamente medicale pentru 5 spitale din Republica Moldova (Spitalul Clinic Republican, Institutul de Cercetări Ştiinţifice în Domeniul Ocrotirii Sănătăţii Mamei şi Copilului, Centrul Naţional Ştiinţifico-Practic de Medicină Urgentă, Institutul Oncologic, Spitalul Clinic Municipal “Sfînta Treime”) şi 11 Centre pentru sănătate publică (Centrul Naţional din Chişinău, Centrul Municipal din Chişinău, Edineţ, Bălţi, Soroca, Ungheni, Orhei, Hînceşti, Căuşeni, Cahul, Găgăuzia). Totodată, echipamentul medical va fi livrat de către executorul proiectului aprobat de către partea japoneză.

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Japan

Soft Loan

46 521 742,2 

46 521 742,2 

Objectives: To increase political commitment to TB and M...

Objectives: To increase political commitment to TB and M/XDR-TB control through regional cooperation and evidence sharing for better governance of national TB programs; To develop and disseminate evidence on effective TB services delivery systems for implementation of patient-centred approaches and innovative models of care; To ensure sustainable financing of TB control and efficient funds allocation mechanisms.

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Tuberculosis (TB) burden increased in the 1990s due to resu...

Tuberculosis (TB) burden increased in the 1990s due to resurgence of the TB epidemic in Eastern Europe and Central Asia (EECA) region after the breakup of the USSR. In the 2000s the epidemic stabilized and the annual number of cases began to decrease since 2005 in most countries. In 2013, 360,000 incident TB cases emerged in the WHO European Region, equivalent to an average of 39 cases per 100,000 population, about 44% of them in age group 25-44 years. A total of 38,000 TB deaths occurred (4.1 deaths per 100,000 population) the same year. The geographical distribution of TB burden is very uneven, ranging between 2 and 160 incident TB cases per 100,000 population. About 38% of TB cases (136,300) and 40% of deaths (15,060) are attributed to the eleven EECA countries targeted by the current TB Regional EECA Project – Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine and Uzbekistan. Despite notable progress in the past decade, TB is still of public health concern in most of the countries within the WHO European Region, and especially in the 18 High Priority Countries to Stop TB in the region, which includes all TB-REP targeted countries. [1] The prevalence of multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) in Europe is the highest in the world: 15 of the 27 high burden countries for MDR-TB in the world are from WHO European Region (including all EECA countries targeted by this proposal except Turkmenistan). On average, MDR-TB was found in 16.7% of new cases and in 45.7% of previously treated in 2013 in EECA countries (some countries registered MDR prevalence of more than 25% and 55%, respectively). Of an estimated 75,000 multidrug-resistant TB (MDR-TB) cases in the European Region, only 47.3% (35,539) have been detected in 2013. Of 75,000 estimated MDR-TB cases, 33,060 (45%) are from the eleven TB-REP targeted EECA countries and of them, 20,341 (60%) were detected. The estimated prevalence of extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis (XDR-TB) is about 10%. In total 504 XDR-TB cases were detected, which is an equivalent of 7% of all estimated XDR-TB cases occurring in the Region annually (about 7,500). Favourable TB treatment success is the lowest in the European Region of all WHO Regions, with 76% of new and relapsed TB cases and 57% of retreatment cases treated successfully. The treatment success rate in MDR-TB cohort was 46%. Unfavourable trends in treatment performance are mostly due to high proportion of DR-TB in EECA countries related to outdated hospital-based treatment initiation, long hospital stays, problems achieving continuous access to quality second-line drugs, insufficient patient support systems at community level, social vulnerabilities of patients, such as substance addiction and poverty. At present, EECA countries are in transition from outdated over-hospitalized, vertical systems to more integrated outpatient oriented services with a strong focus on Primary Health Care (PHC) for common diseases. However, those driving the transition must overcome the legacy of fragmented governance, service delivery and finance systems, lack of modern equipment and understaffing, low motivation and/or inequitable distribution of staff (e.g. in rural areas), with few incentives for health workers to stay or to develop their skills. The emergence of M/XDR-TB poses a new burden on health systems in general and PHC in particular, since M/XDR-TB management is complex, lengthy and costly and requires systems for cooperation between different care providers, enhanced clinical skills, motivation of PHC staff and, importantly, shifts towards ambulatory care, acceptance of patient-centred practices, and multidisciplinary models of care. Moreover, important ethical and human rights dilemmas are raised in most of the countries, in need to prevent and treat drug resistance and challenged by legislations introducing involuntary isolation and treatment and limiting compassionate use of new TB drugs. The current grant is designed in response to the above described challenges, to be managed by the Center for Health Policies and Studies (PAS Center) together with the World Health Organization Regional Office for Europe (WHO/EURO) and partners.

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The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria

Grant

906 505,53 

906 505,53 

Improvement of studying & working conditions for the pu...

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Japan

Grant

69 885,87 

69 885,87 

The overall objective is to assist National Bureau of Stati...

The overall objective is to assist National Bureau of Statistics to improve capacity to generate a reliable and comparable demographic, social and economic numeric profile of Moldova according to International Standards for Census Activities.

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The effective conduct of the 2014 Population and Housing Ce...

The effective conduct of the 2014 Population and Housing Census (PHC) in Moldova is a significant exercise in producing comprehensive information on the population's profile, demographic and socio-economic structure, structure of households and families, and housing and living conditions. It will provide a vital set of data in what is generally regarded as a country that can further improve gathering, dissemination and use of quality data. This nationally-led process will demonstrate progress, future needs and offers a unique opportunity for positive dialogue between citizens and the state. The PHC will be an essential basis for measuring progress towards the Millennium Development Goals and will be essential for national (and external partners) planning to make sure evidence-based decisions can be made about which services are needed and where they should be to respond appropriately to national needs.

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Switzerland

Grant

630 512,94 

252 757,97 

883 270,91 

The objectives of the project are to run pilot training ses...

The objectives of the project are to run pilot training sessions for PHC providers from small urban and rural areas so that we can evaluate and refine 3 key areas of the training process: National oversight by and ownership through the MoH PHC Department, RM Public Health Centre, Department of Family Medicine at the Medical University „Nicolae Testemitanu" and the National College of Medicine, to ensure the programme meets national standards, Coordination between the national institutions and the regional health administrations that are responsible for the training of the PHC providers within their jurisdictions, and The training programme delivery methods, curriculum, theoretical and hands-on training methods, evaluation methods and certification criteria to ensure these are well adapted to the local context.

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In compliance with the action plan for the implementation o...

In compliance with the action plan for the implementation of an organised cervical screening programe, now is the time to boost the capacity of primary health care providers to ensure the cervical screening programme is effectively and sustainably integrated into the RM health system. Cervical cancer remains a serious health concern in RM where the incidence and mortality (17.2 and 7.4 per 100,000 respectively) are among the highest in Europe, >60% of new cases are diagnosed in the last stages when treatment is less successful and more expensive, and the proportion of women surviving for >5 years has decreased from 70.4% in 2000 to 58.8% in 2012. The majority of cervical cancer cases occur in women aged 35-45 years, which is a time when most women are working, caring for their families or doing both. Therefore, the social and economic impact of cervical cancer is greatly increased because it removes mothers from their families and workers from the economy. Women living in small urban and rural areas are particularly disadvantaged because of limited access to health services, lower levels of health literacy and competing priorities are barriers to accessing these essential screening services. It is known that <80% of cervical cancer cases could be prevented by cervical screening programs. However, reductions in cancer rates of this magnitude will only be achieved by well-organized screening programs in which the vast majority (75%) of the target population is regularly screened, all the component services are of high quality, all the services are efficiently coordinated and all people with a positive screening test are followed-up to establish a definitive diagnosis and treat any clinically relevant disease.2'3 Vulnerable, disadvantaged and minority groups, as noted above, are at increased risk of developing cervical cancer while being the least able to deal with the consequences of developing this disease. A key advantage of well-organised cervical screening programmes is that they have the means to identify and specifically target these underserved groups to ensure they are able to access cervical screening services. Since 2011, the Ministry of Health (MoH), CNAM and the UNFPA have prioritized cervical cancer prevention with the UNFPA initiating, supporting and supervising the development of a comprehensive 8-year plan to establish an organised cervical screening programme according to international recommendations that is now being implemented. A particular consideration with screening programs is that while their cost-effective operation requires ?75% of the target population to be regularly screened, they specifically recruit people who are not sick and therefore have little motivation to see a health care provider. As a result, any real or perceived barriers to accessing screening services will decrease participation rates so these programs need to be designed to optimise their accessibility, convenience and appeal to the target population. In RM, PHC facilities constitute the largest health care networks so accessibility can be maximised if screening is delivered at this level. People having abnormal screening test results can then be referred to the 2°or 3' levels for follow-up as these abnormal results indicate the presence of disease so individual motivation to attend should be higher. It is vital that services provided are client-oriented and welcoming so people are not discouraged from attending. To do this, it is essential for PHC providers to be well trained not only in the clinical skills required to take Pap tests but also in the 'people skills' that are required to maximize screening participation. In this regard, PHC providers have the power to influence cervical screening participation through the education and reassurance of women, as well as through the provision of client-oriented services that are professional, confidential, convenient and welcoming. The direct beneficiaries of the proposed project are doctors and nurses of the primary health care level (PHC). The indirect beneficiaries are women of the screening age (24-61 years of age) who will receive a quality screening service. As a result, more women will be identified who have pre-cancerous lesions that can be removed using simple out-patient procedures to prevent the cancers from developing in the first place or any existing asymptomatic cancers will be identified at earlier stages so their treatment will be simpler, less expensive and more successful. Furthermore, the skills developed by the primary health care providers in cervical screening (such as use of performance indicators and standards to improve their clinical practices, the provision of client-oriented services, etc.) can also be subsequently applied in other disease areas.

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Switzerland

Grant

50 650,43 

50 650,43 

Two main interventions are envisaged: Installation of 8 wat...

Two main interventions are envisaged: Installation of 8 water stations in different local communities serving over 30,000 people and renovation of the roof for the dormitory of Taraclia University. These two projects were assessed to have a significant impact for the local population responding directly to their pressing development needs.

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The water project is directly aligned to the Taraclia distr...

The water project is directly aligned to the Taraclia district Programme for 2013-2015 towards solving the issue of access to clean water as approved by the district council from November 2013. The project envisages the installation of 8 water stations, which represent special installation allowing access to clean filtered water. Eight localities have been identified to be in most critical needs of such objects, they being: Taraclia town- 13,500 people Tvardita town – 6,082 people Valea Perjei village – 4,982 people Corten village- 3,314 people Cairaclia village – 2,005 people Albota de Jos village – 1,315 people Albota de Sus village – 912 people Cortenul Nou village, Cealic – 250 people The second intervention refers to the roof renovation at Grigore Tsamblak University in Taraclia. The dormitory of the Grigore Tsamblak University is a five-storied building put into commission in 1983. The roof is a flat one and is covered with bitumen membranes. The dormitory has a capacity to accommodate 400 students. At present, it accommodates 180 students. The building has all the plumbing and wiring needed for a student dormitory. The building is located in the central part of Taraclia town and is intercalated into a fairly developed economic-social infrastructure. The poor technical condition of the roof however has rendered the 4th and 5th floor practically unusable. Recently the exterior walls were provided with thermal insulation and the windows and doors were replaced.

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Bulgaria

Grant

137 500 

137 500 

Development of infrastructure to increase quality of life o...

Development of infrastructure to increase quality of life of the citizens and improve the environment through energy efficient waste water treatment plant and extension of the sewerage system in the city of Telenesti and neighboring villages of Mihalas and Ineşti.

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1. Construction of a wastewater treatment plant with a capa...

1. Construction of a wastewater treatment plant with a capacity of 700 m/3 per day in Lot 4 of the Telenesti Rehabilitation and Construction of Water Network, Sewage and Water Treatment Plant Project, RDA-C Project Number C11088. 2. Construction of a city sewer system over a length of 17.8 km, and one pumping station in Lot 4 of the Telenesti Rehabilitation and Construction of Water Network, Sewage and Water Treatment Plant Project, RDA-C Project Number C11088.

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United States

Grant

364 116,92 

364 116,92 

Strengthening of the institutional capacities of Law Enforc...

Strengthening of the institutional capacities of Law Enforcement Agencies of Moldova (LEAs), including National Anti-Corruption Centre (NAC), Prosecution offices, Ministry of Interior, General Police Inspectorate (GPI), Customs Service, in order to increase the efficiency in the fight against corruption.

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Corruption, as a phenomenon, has always been present in all...

Corruption, as a phenomenon, has always been present in all countries worldwide and represents a constant threat that should be constantly addressed and overcome by all legal and institutional tools both preventively and repressively. Therefore, the fight against corruption must be a strategic priority in order to ensure sustainable long-term social competence and resistance to corruption in all its emerging forms. This means that corruption should be reduced to the minimum by unselectively discovering and sanctioning each and every case of corruption in practice. The key Beneficiary institution participating in the project is National Anti-Corruption Centre (NAC) of the Republic of Moldova. Since project is focused on strengthening the investigative capacities of the Moldovan anti-corruption agencies, other involved bodies of the project are Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (APO), Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA), General Police Inspectorate (GPI) and Customs Service. This Twinning project is implemented bz a consortium bz 3 EU member-states. Lithuania as a Lead Member State with Romania and Finland as a Junior partners are ready and willing to co-operate with the Republic of Moldova to strengthen the institutional capacities of the National Anti-Corruption Centre (NAC), Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (APO), Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA), General Police Inspectorate (GPI) and Customs Service, in order to increase the efficiency in the fight against corruption.

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European Union

Grant

25 000 

25 000 

Develop joint initiatives of Civil Society Organizations fr...

Develop joint initiatives of Civil Society Organizations from both river banks of Nistru as to establish a system of socio-vocational integration services of disadvantaged youth.

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The project aims the socio-vocational integration of disadv...

The project aims the socio-vocational integration of disadvantaged youth from both river banks of Nistru through providing a set of complex assistance services: social, psychologica, lega, vocational. In the same time, project’s activities will strengthen the relationships between youth from the right and left river banks of Nistru, as well as the creation of a regulatory framework for these type of services.

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European Union

Grant

263 783,29 

268 107,71 

531 891 

Domestic NGO

Grant

47 298 

47 298 

The main objective of the project is to promote the underst...

The main objective of the project is to promote the understanding and identify the stakes of the concept of human development in society, government and the media through the process of research and analysis for development of the NHDR and the integration of its findings into public policy discourse in Moldova.

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The project will support the preparation and formulation of...

The project will support the preparation and formulation of the National Human Development Reports for Moldova. The preparations of these Reports will be based, stylistically and theoretically, on the Annual Human Development Reports of UNDP and will serve as a vehicle through which the government of Moldova, as well as UNDP, will be able to study, identify and prioritize Moldova’s socio-economic and human development needs.The preparation of NHDR will serve as a vehicle through which the Government of Moldova, as well as UNDP, will be able to study, identify and prioritize Moldova’s socio-economic and human development needs.

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United Nations

Grant

425 269,45 

56 600,31 

481 869,76 

To put into a common framework all the information and comm...

To put into a common framework all the information and communication aspects concerning the JOP Ro-Ua-Md 2007-2013 with the purpose of ensuring coherence, efficiency and the best possible impact of the information and communication measures provided by the Information and Communication Plan of the Programme while fully complying with the principles of confidentiality, transparency and equal treatment of all the potential applicants and beneficiaries of the programme.

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or beneficiaries to the information regarding funding possi...

or beneficiaries to the information regarding funding possibilities, priorities, activities planned under the Programme  Contributing to an efficient and transparent implementation of the Programme, while fully supporting its beneficiaries and the management structures

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European Union

Grant

109 665 

109 665 

Alignment to EU Telecommunication Standards regarding Borde...

Design, survey, supply, manufacture, delivery, installation...

Design, survey, supply, manufacture, delivery, installation, commissioning, maintenance and after sales services of the following supplies: Fixed and Mobile Communications Tework for the Border Guard Service in the RM: Phase 2 Horesti to Otaci - Radio Equipment

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European Union

Grant

6 770 000 

6 770 000 

To strengthen the capacity of police officers, social assis...

To strengthen the capacity of police officers, social assistants and medical staff to provide protection for victims of domestic violence using a multidisciplinary approach.

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The Government efforts to combat violence against women are...

The Government efforts to combat violence against women are significant. However, despite all this progress, the national legal framework needs to be further improved to enable more effective implementation of protection orders. Furthermore, there is a gap between the normative framework and reality at the community level. Thus, a two-fold approach has been chosen: 1) In close cooperation with the Ministy of Health and Ministry of Internal Affairs, Training of Trainers has been identified as the most effective instrument for medical staff and police officers. 2) As part of the NRS consolidation, the capacity of MDTs to monitor the Protection Orders will be increased. The capacity building program will be based on the latest developments in legislation and standard operating procedures

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United States

Grant

15 526,74 

15 526,74 

The overall objective is to strengthen the security environ...

The overall objective is to strengthen the security environment and public health in Moldova through safe management of ecologically and destruction of stockpiles of obsolete pesticides in agriculture.

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Difficult management of pesticides in the Soviet period lef...

Difficult management of pesticides in the Soviet period left us a heritage of prints that will be felt over several years, practical in all sectors of development. Food safety, demographic security, environmental and economic security, securing fundamental human rights to live in a clean environment without waste pesticides - have become in the last years a national concern, that is met practically in all relevant plans, programs and national strategies. Performance strengthening the state security associated with the dissipation of pesticide wastes in the environment can be recorded only if the priority will be the elimination of all outbreaks and threats related to such wastes.

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[list...]

Grant

47 000 

277 000 

244 000 

509 000 

45 000 

1 122 000 

Increase awareness on the level of implementation of the AA...

Increase awareness on the level of implementation of the AA and strengthen the capacities of the civil society to monitor its implementation

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1. Increase awareness on the implementation of the AA. 2. ...

1. Increase awareness on the implementation of the AA. 2. Strengthening of capacities of NGOs to monitor the implementation of the AA and communicate the progress on the implementation of the AA.

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Slovakia

Grant

49 970 

49 970 

The overall objective of the action is to further enhance I...

The overall objective of the action is to further enhance IBM and improve the transparency and the operational capacity of Ukrainian and Moldovan border and customs authorities in order to 1) facilitate faster, secure and more efficient border control and to 2) decrease queues and waiting times for travelers and transport, with an overall positive impact on the cross-border trade and movement of persons.

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The project is part of a broader EU goal in the region to c...

The project is part of a broader EU goal in the region to contribute to improving the cross-border movement of people and goods across targeted BCPs at the Ukrainian (UA) – Moldovan (MD) border and to advance the implementation of the best Integrated Border Management (IBM) practices especially in the areas of inter-agency and international information exchange and cooperation, the operationalization of a Common Contact Point (CCP) as well as the implementation of Jointly operated Border Crossing Points (JOBCPs). In particular the project implementation will focus on: (1) Kuchurhan-Pervomaisc JOBCP, (2) Reni-Giurgiulesti JOBCP, (3) the CCP in Palanca, (4) Automated Information Exchange between MD and UA. The action complements similar projects implemented with EU support and EUBAM and targets Border Crossing Points (BCPs) located on the southern part of the common UA-MD border

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European Union

Grant

51 274 

51 274 

Increase the awareness of the target group on success and f...

Increase the awareness of the target group on success and failures of the V4 countries in area of regional and local development Improve the access of the target group to the enabling legislation and public participation processes in V4 countries Contribute to technical skill development of the stakeholders in land use planning

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The realization of the “DETLUP – development th...

The realization of the “DETLUP – development through land use planning” project was made possible thanks to the generous support of Visegrad fund which enabled the introduction of land use and strategic planning concepts in Eastern Partnership countries. The aim of the project is to design a land use plan in EaP countries based on the experience of V4 countries. The good Land Use Plan: enables good governance of the city and region, provides space and clear message for investors, informs and involves the citizens into decision making, respects natural environment and sets up conditions for local sustainability, satisfies the needs of various stakeholders and users.

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Government of Moldova

Grant

10 220 

10 220 

The project will contribute to realization of the conventio...

The project will contribute to realization of the convention of the rights of the child in MD, BY and UA. All three countries have signed and ratified the Convention on the Rights of the Child and developed national action plans, Still, implementation of the action plans is lacking funds and momentum. The project will address governmental and non-governmental stakeholders and present various and innovative models of implementation of the CRC (alternative care, family strengthening, etc.)

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This project contributes to the achievement of the Children...

This project contributes to the achievement of the Children Rights stated principles and their implementation in the three western countries - Moldova, Ukraine and Belarus. The project's partner organizations have represented for many years -partly supported by Austrian and European funding - important actors in the field of child protection and also in national and international working groups. The current project is aimed to achieve a more professional projects come in the area of child protection, by state and non-state actors in training and Project visits and participate in such close contact with working Model. A Study Visit to Austria beyond the possibilities of cooperation and to be informed between government and Civil society.

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Austria

Grant

23 333 

23 333 

THE OBJECTIVE OF THE PROPOSED PROJECT IS TO IMPROVE AND INC...

THE OBJECTIVE OF THE PROPOSED PROJECT IS TO IMPROVE AND INCREASE THE STOCK OF RENTAL HOUSING TO BENEFIT FAMILIES FROM SOCIALLY-VULNERABLE SEGMENTS OF THE POPULATION OF MOLDOVA. IN ACCORDANCE WITH STATE LEGISLATION, THE PROJECT AIMS TO COMPLETE SOME 15 UNFINISHED APARTMENT BLOCKS IN SELECTED MUNICIPALITIES, DELIVER SOME 700 SOCIAL DWELLINGS TO ACCOMMODATE SOME 2,500 PERSONS FROM POOR AND VULNERABLE FAMILIES CURRENTLY UNABLE TO ACCESS TO SATISFACTORY HOUSING CONDITIONS.

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THE OBJECTIVE OF THE PROPOSED PROJECT IS TO IMPROVE AND INC...

THE OBJECTIVE OF THE PROPOSED PROJECT IS TO IMPROVE AND INCREASE THE STOCK OF RENTAL HOUSING TO BENEFIT FAMILIES FROM SOCIALLY-VULNERABLE SEGMENTS OF THE POPULATION OF MOLDOVA. IN ACCORDANCE WITH STATE LEGISLATION, THE PROJECT AIMS TO COMPLETE SOME 15 UNFINISHED APARTMENT BLOCKS IN SELECTED MUNICIPALITIES, DELIVER SOME 700 SOCIAL DWELLINGS TO ACCOMMODATE SOME 2,500 PERSONS FROM POOR AND VULNERABLE FAMILIES CURRENTLY UNABLE TO ACCESS TO SATISFACTORY HOUSING CONDITIONS.SELECTED MUNICIPALITIES:SANGEREI, GLODENI, BASARABEASCA, CHISINAU, BRICENI, ANENII NOI, CEADIR-LUNGA, CALARAȘI, HANCEȘTI, SARATA, FALEȘTI AND DROCHIA

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Council of Europe Development Bank

Soft Loan

13 400 000 

13 400 000 

Increase process efficiency of work with documents

Characteristics: The project builds on a previous project t...

Characteristics: The project builds on a previous project that was put into operation on December 3rd 2014. Subject to project is * Implementation of mass data transfer between IS Jobless and EFS (Electronics Filling Service). * Creation and technical realization of the administrative archive - a system for long-term archiving of electronic documents for the unemployed and his backup. * Methodological and technical support possibility to carry out a proper destruction documents in EFS. * Training IT staff ANOFM system administration electronic filing services and professionals ANOFM the use of electronic filing services. * Delivery of data storage in the number 1 item on ANOFM including HDD.

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Czech Republic

Grant

33 676,26 

33 676,26 

Promotion of energetic independence of Moldova by repacing ...

Promotion of energetic independence of Moldova by repacing the traditional fuels with biomass during the process of public institutions heating.

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Installing 4 biomass boilers with 95 kW power each of them.

Lithuania

Grant

110 906 

110 906 

The project will contribute to the implementation of SDG 10...

The project will contribute to the implementation of SDG 10 "Reduce Inequalities within and among countries" in the Republic of Moldova, focussing on sub goals 10.2, 10.3 and 10.4 in order to ensure the inclusion of elderly.

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Within the scope of this project elderly living in Straseni...

Within the scope of this project elderly living in Straseni should develop an increased autonomy and physical and psychological well-being in their lives. They should be fostered in participating actively within their communities and be empowered to claim their rights. Through accompanying advocacy and lobbying activities local authorities and the society should be aware of these rights and other issues of their elder population. In the long term this project should serve as a model to fostering active ageing of the elder population throughout Moldova. Primary target group are 281 Elderly from the city of Straseni who are affected by extreme or severe poverty, facing health or social problems, are socially excluded and have no or very little material and/ or moral support from their families or the community. Since almost 70% of the pensioners in the district of Straseni are women, also around 70% of the beneficiaries are female. Project activities will be organised and adjusted according to the specific gender needs.

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Austria

Grant

70 000 

70 000 

World Bank

Grant

70 434 935,73 

70 434 935,73 

European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

Grant

219 820 

219 820 

Review of the existing data and detailed (for conventional ...

Review of the existing data and detailed (for conventional civil works contracts) design; Preparation of tender documentation and implementation of the contracts procurement as per the International Federation of Consulting Engineers’ (“FIDIC”) Red Book Conditions of Contract and the EBRD’s Procurement Policies and Rules; Supervise the selected contractor(s) to carry out the street rehabilitation works in an effective and timely manner in accordance with the Contract; Providing timely recommendations and reporting to the City on the contract administration process; If requested, the Consultant will help the City to provide the Bank with data, advice and information in relation to the contract administration and supervision for the Project.

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The Project entails the rehabilitation of major streets and...

The Project entails the rehabilitation of major streets and modernisation of public lighting in the City centre. Street rehabilitation works of up to 14.3 kilometres of primary and secondary streets will include renewal of asphalt and pavements, building new central pedestrian areas, upgrade of water drainage infrastructure, establishment of on-street parking facilities and street lighting refurbishment to include replacing existing high pressure mercury-based lamps with modern energy-efficient technology using LED lamps with daylight optimisation, sensor control and dimming.

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European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

Grant

761 500 

761 500 

establish a true regional infrastructure including all coun...

establish a true regional infrastructure including all countries in the region; • bring added-value to the European Union via improved collaboration with, and awareness of, the EU for almost 2 million students, teachers and researchers in the Eastern Partnership region; • propose a path towards integration to Europe's flagship e-infrastructures, like GÉANT, EGI, Prace, etc.; • ensure coherent policy articulation between ENPI and Horizon 2020; • present a clear sustainability path and funding through the research's Framework Programme and co-funding; • leverage the experience of GÉANT project to minimise the risks and get sustainable solutions.

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Broadband ICT infrastructures and e-Infrastructures are the...

Broadband ICT infrastructures and e-Infrastructures are the foundation for modern services supporting education, culture, research and scientific development. E-Infrastructures are essential vehicles for sharing information, knowledge and scientific data across distant locations. By connecting people, supporting education and collaboration across national borders, they also provide the pillars of the Information Society and constitute an essential enabler of modern democracies. A key European e-Infrastructure, GÉANT, is a common undertaking of the European Union and the national research and education networks (NREN) of Europe. It is based on project collaboration between 41 partners: 38 European NRENs, DANTE, TERENA and NORDUnet (representing the five Nordic countries). GÉANT provides a high-bandwidth, first-class network infrastructure connecting thousands of education and research institutes in Europe and offering tens of millions of users - from students and teachers up to scientists and researchers - networking and user services to access, exchange and manage data seamlessly across the continent irrespective of their location, also supporting mobile applications and users. GÉANT is also the European hub to peer research and education networks globally. The NRENs of Eastern Partnership countries are poorly integrated in GEANT. Eastern European NRENs have limited-capacity, single connections to GÉANT, provided via bilateral agreements with their neighbor NRENs in Romania, Bulgaria and in Poland. The six NRENs are not interconnected, therefore research and education traffic within the region transits via Europe or other routes. Poor regional and international connectivity limits the capability of education, research and science institutions in Eastern Partnership countries to share knowledge and collaborate equally across borders, but there is also a gap in the availability of services to support secure and mobile access to network resources on campus, education content, library catalogues, digital archives and publications. The Eastern Partnership policy reflects the importance of the development of e-infrastructures for the region as part of a range of actions aimed to reinforce EU international cooperation programmes and to strengthen its dialogue on policies relating to education, research and innovation, youth, culture, the audiovisual sector and the information society. The NRENs of Eastern Partnership countries, in conjunction with GÉANT Association, have an important role to play in terms of providing the underlying data communications infrastructure for education, learning and research as well as projects in the area of ICT for development. NRENs of the six Eastern Partnership countries together with GÉANT Association, the NRENs of Romania and Poland, have studied the options for regional network integration and formulated a recommended solution to the European Commission for a regional e-Infrastructure project.

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European Union

Grant

2 000 000 

2 000 000 

Dezvoltarea infrastructurii de comunicaţii comune pentru da...

Dezvoltarea infrastructurii de comunicaţii comune pentru data şi voce în zona eligibilă a programului. Interoperabilitatea între autorităţile locale şi publice din zona eligibilă, în scopul dezvoltării sectorului public. Creşterea traficului feroviar şi reducerea timpului operaţional între staţii de trenuri, cu respectarea tuturor condiţiilor ce ţin de siguranţa traficului. Developing a common telecom infrastructure for data and voice over the eligible area of the programme. Interoperability between local and public authorities from eligilbe area, in order to improve the efficency of public sector. Increasing the railway traffic flow and cutting-up the operation time between railway stations, respecting all condition regarding traffic safety.

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European Union

Grant

1 427 580,67 

1 427 580,67 

The main objective of Idealist2018 is to reinforce the netw...

The main objective of Idealist2018 is to reinforce the network of National Contact Points (NCP) for LEIT ICT under Horizon2020, by promoting further trans-national cooperation within this network.

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Idealist is made up of 33 project beneficiaries, who have c...

Idealist is made up of 33 project beneficiaries, who have committed to deploy additional resources. The remaining participants are termed in this proposal “Associated Partners” (APs = non-Beneficiaries). APs will participate in specific project activities on a volunteer basis using their expertise, with their efforts and travel costs covered by the project. APs have access to all the project results and will benefit from all project services. The Idealist2018 allows each country to choose what type of participation is more suitable for them. NCPs are appointed and financed nationally/regionally by the relevant governmental body. NCP structure, working methods and funding are defined nationally and not by the EC. These activities are closely described in the EC’s fundamental document “Minimum Standards and guiding principles for setting up systems of National Contact Points”. Idealist does not fund any of those activities in line with the EU financial regulations; however, this fact has led to divergent NCP environments throughout Europe and different degrees of NCP service coverage and quality. Another reason for these quality diversities are personnel changes even in well-established NCP organisations or the setting up of new NCP systems.

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European Union

Grant

37 387,5 

37 387,5 

The construction of gas pipeline to interconnect the gas tr...

The construction of gas pipeline to interconnect the gas transmission in Romania and Moldova aims to implement the project of connecting the gas transport system of natural RM network Member States of the European Union, according to the Energy Strategy 2030, approved Government Decision no. 102 of 02/05/2013. The project will provide the following objectives: Development of natural gas; Significant change in the natural gas market in the Republic of Moldova; Accessing a new source of natural gas (Romania or elsewhere in Europe); The country's energy security; The development of competitive gas market; Integration of natural gas supply in the country in regional and European market.

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The pipeline Ungheni-Chisinau is an extension of the Iasi-U...

The pipeline Ungheni-Chisinau is an extension of the Iasi-Ungheni gas pipeline interconnection between Romania and Moldova. The new pipeline will be connected and existing interconnector will ensure transportation of gas to mun. Chişinău. The starting point: the point of connection node taps (C platform) around the village Todireşti (Ungheni); Endpoints: urban distribution networks around SDG1 Tohatin, PRMG Petricani (Chisinau); Length Approx pipeline route: 117-130 km; Pipe Diameter: 600 mm; The design pressure: 5.5 MPa; Maximum flow 250 000 m3 / hour.

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Romania

Grant

550 000 

550 000 

The sustainable use of improved municipal services as well ...

The Project concerns investments in municipal and social in...

The Project concerns investments in municipal and social infrastructure (water and gas supply, energy supply, schools, kindergartens, roads, etc.) of local communities up to 20.000 inhabitants in the Northern part of Moldova and on both sides of Nistru/Dniestr with a specific focus on the efficient use of energy and the use of alternative energy sources.

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Germany

Grant

5 000 000 

2 000 000 

7 000 000 

Contribution to improvement of economical and social situat...

Moldova is entering a new phase in its economic development...

Moldova is entering a new phase in its economic development where its growth in the last few years, based on the export of labor and inflow of remittances, can no longer be expected to sustain current growth rates over the medium term. In this context the German’s experience and support could help the Republic of Moldova become a more viable state capable of sustaining a stronger economy and social development, continue to advance internal reforms. Capacity building will be provided to support local state and private institutions and organizations, civil society, inclusive improvement of the competence to prepare and implement projects for regional development. The project will facilitate the development of education and health systems, through improved access to services, improved specialists qualifications; while increased health service provision will focus on basic equipment, and medicine supply, as well as on improved information, training, and communication activities. Additionally, and following the participatory approach, small-scale irrigation systems, rural water supply, and agriculture development will be financed, to include an agricultural program of applied demonstrations and training, and an on-site research program.

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Germany

Grant

425 000 

250 000 

675 000 

The proposed project is highly relevant to the present situ...

The proposed project is highly relevant to the present situation in the Moldovan high educational system due to its possible positive impact on Moldovan quality high agricultural education which is closely linked to the rural areas´development. This impact will be achieved by means of know-how transfer between Czech University of Life Sciences Prague and SAUM RM.

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The overall objective of proposal is to contribute to elect...

The overall objective of proposal is to contribute to electronization of education and improvement of research´s quality at SAUM RM, and also to increase students motivation and prestige of SAUM at national and international levels.

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Czech Republic

Grant

35 004,52 

35 004,52 

The overall objective of the project is to accompany the &l...

The overall objective of the project is to accompany the “ENPARD Moldova – Agriculture and Rural Development” Budget Support Sector Reform Contract (BS SRC).

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1. Improve design and implementation of agricultural and ru...

1. Improve design and implementation of agricultural and rural development policies: - By aligning legal and regulatory frameworks to EU systems; - Through institutional strengthening and capacity building of agriculture and rural development policy and the sector entities; - By improving knowledge and skills of programming, planning and implementation of the agriculture and rural development policy and design of respective measures; - By facilitating effective financial management of subsidies. - By involvement of civil society in the policy dialogue and coordination of donors. 2. Improve service delivery in the area of competitiveness of the agri-food sector through its restructuring and modernisation: - By increasing investment in the modernisation of farm-holds, agri-food and feed chains meeting EU food safety and quality standards and requirements; - By improving agricultural education, research and extension services in agri-food sector, including access to knowledge and innovative solutions; - By developing information systems; - By improving access to capital, input and output markets for farmers. 3. Ensuring the sustainable management of natural resources: - By improving sustainable agricultural land and water management practices; - By increasing use of environmentally friendly production practices and ensuring biodiversity in rural natural environment; - By reducing negative effects of natural disasters (floods and droughts) in agricultural production and mitigation of climate change influencing agriculture and rural areas. 4. Improving conditions for living and working in rural areas: - By investing in physical infrastructure in rural areas where agriculture and food production sector is dominating economy; - By facilitating development of local rural community initiatives. 5. Increasing employment and income opportunities in rural areas: - By diversification of farming activities and farm-hold productivity; - By facilitating off-farm income opportunities for rural dwellers.

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Italy

Grant

530 830 

1 856 330 

2 387 160 

Contribution to improvement of economical and social situat...

Moldova is entering a new phase in its economic development...

Moldova is entering a new phase in its economic development where its growth in the last few years, based on the export of labor and inflow of remittances, can no longer be expected to sustain current growth rates over the medium term. In this context the German’s experience and support could help the Republic of Moldova become a more viable state capable of sustaining a stronger economy and social development, continue to advance internal reforms. Capacity building will be provided to support local state and private institutions and organizations, civil society, inclusive improvement of the competence to prepare and implement projects for regional development. The project will facilitate the development of education and health systems, through improved access to services, improved specialists qualifications; while increased health service provision will focus on basic equipment, and medicine supply, as well as on improved information, training, and communication activities. Additionally, and following the participatory approach, small-scale irrigation systems, rural water supply, and agriculture development will be financed, to include an agricultural program of applied demonstrations and training, and an on-site research program.

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Germany

Grant

425 000 

250 000 

675 000 

To support the development of agricultural and food sectors...

To support the development of agricultural and food sectors of Moldova in compliance with EU and international rules and to support the ability of these sectors to participate in international trade

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Component 1 - Institutional Assessment and Strategy Develop...

Component 1 - Institutional Assessment and Strategy Development of GIPSSC Mandatory result:The precise role and remit and on that basis the strategic objectives of the GIPSSC in the food safety and plant health are defined and approved Component 2 - Operational Review and Reform of GIPSSC Mandatory result: The legislative framework and institutional structure of the GIPSSC (including the channels of communication) is optimised for efficient and effective functioning. Component 3: Establishment of Risk- Based ProceduresMandatory result:The effectiveness of the national pesticide MRL monitoring programme is improved through an appropriate prioritised and fact-(data) and risk-based regulatory and enforcement programme.Component 4:Capacity Building in the implementation. of preventative approachMandatory result: Responsible and safe pesticide use is improved through a proactive and preventive regulatory and enforcement approach

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European Union

Grant

1 146 000 

1 146 000 

The program will enable the small and medium farmers, who h...

The program will enable the small and medium farmers, who have difficulty in contracting credits and loans due to lack of guarantee and / or credit history to buy in installments the equipment and necessary machineries in order to develop irrigated agriculture performance.

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The mechanism provides the installments by 2KR of the equip...

The mechanism provides the installments by 2KR of the equipment and agricultural machineries, amount not to exceed $ 100,000 per beneficiary. Selling of agricultural equipment is carried out with an advance payment of about 1/4 of the price of the equipment and expenses related to the transaction, the remaining amount being paid for a period of up to three years.

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United States

Loan

2 045 560,2 

2 045 560,2 

Promoting the use of renewable energy and enhanced local ma...

Promoting the use of renewable energy and enhanced local manufacturing capacity of solar thermal energy systems in Moldova to kick-start the national and regional market, create jobs for men and women and trigger innovation in the national economy.

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The project shall provide local institutions access to stat...

The project shall provide local institutions access to state-of-art equipment that will be able to produce inexpensive solar heat in a sustainable manner. The main activities undertaken will consist of installing and launching a new line of production for solar collectors; the project will offer the necessary consultation to a local company in order to start solar panel - production and selling business.

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Poland

United Nations

Grant

273 620 

273 620 

To contribute to the implementation of the requirements for...

To contribute to the implementation of the requirements for market surveillance in line with the requirements of EU regulatory instruments. To implement the national legislation regulating market surveillance in accordance with European standards and best practises.

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Improvement of the legal framework to enable the CPA to ful...

Improvement of the legal framework to enable the CPA to fulfil its role with respect to general product safety and consumer product safety in line with the relevant provisions of EU regulation 765/2008/EC. The equipment necessary to implement market surveillance activities “in the field” to be defined and specified. The staff of the CPA will have the appropriate skills and knowledge to implement their tasks related to product safety for consumer protection in accordance with EU best practice.

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European Union

Grant

1 000 000 

1 000 000