Keystone Human Services International Moldova Association (Keystone Moldova)
2016 - 2019
Ongoing
The main objective of the project is to support the confidence building measures between both banks of Nistru river and ATU Gagauzia by developing the social protection system and ensuring respecting rights of persons with disabilities.
Ministry of Health of the Republic of Lithuania; State Medicines Control Agency under the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Lithuania; Office for Registration of Medicinal Products, Medical Devices and Biocidal Products of the Republic of Poland
2017 - 2019
Ongoing
The overall objective of the EU-funded Twinning Project “Strengthening of the Medicines and Medical Devices Agency of the Republic of Moldova as regulatory agency in the field of medicines, medical devices and pharmaceutical activity” is full and correct implementation of the EU acquis in the area of medicinal products and medical devices and preparation of the Medicines and Medical Devices Agency of the Republic of Moldova for joining the EU regulatory agencies network as an equal partner.
World Health Organization, Country Office in the Republic of Moldova
2015 - 2018
Ongoing
The overall objective of the action is to improve the health status of the population in the Republic of Moldova, particularly in the Transnistrian region, and to contribute to the approximation of healthcare standards between both banks of Nistru river by strengthening health policy analysis and action planning capacities of the health authorities and improving public health services and actions on non- communicable diseases applying international guidelines and standards.
Within the framework of the project, was created a music room where young people (including marginals) can spend their leisure time profitably, realize their creative potential, and also get an opportunity to express themselves through music. Besides, youth get an opportunity to visit music room just to listen to music or learn to play musical instruments, but marginalized communities can more easily socialize.
This project is aimed at creating an institution for assistance to people in need. The center will collect items from the population (clothes) provided by the residents themselves. Wash them and sort them for distribution to the people in need.
The main idea of the project is creating a gym with free classes of arm-wrestling and power sports for children, teenagers, retirees in the city of Comrat, as well as holding competitions in arm-wrestling and power sports. The gym will accept all applicants who do not have health restrictions. Power sports generate fortitude and resilience, goal achievement and respect to opponent in the rising generation. We involved Department of Youth and Sports and volunteers as project partners.
The project aims at developing a sustainable social protection system, based on efficient and effective administration, thus helping to reduce social inequality.
The Health Care Center from Varnita village has become more spacious as a new annex with physiotherapy wards, diagnosis rooms and family doctors’ offices was built. Now, more than 13,000 people – locals and also from Tiraspol, Bender or Slobozia will receive consultations and day care without staying in queues for hours.
The new annex was built with the financial support of the European Union in the framework of the Support to Confidence Building Measures Programme, implemented by the UNDP.
Agence de la Biomédecine (ABM), France Donation & Transplantation Institute (DTI), Spain Organitzacio Catalana de Transplantaments (OCATT), Spain ADECRI, France FIIAPP, Spain
2013 - 2015
Finalised
The transplantation of human organs, tissues and cells is a strongly expanding field of medicine offering great opportunities for the treatment of as yet incurable diseases. The overall objective of the project was to contribute to a better quality and safety of transplantations of human organs, tissues, and cells in the Republic of Moldova.
HelpAge International, Second Breath, Rural Social Initiative
2005 - 2007
Finalised
The project aimed to increase the social reintegration of vulnerable and marginalised older people into Moldovan society through strengthening of civil society organisations in the rural communities of south Moldova and facilitation of their engagement with both local and national government. The project supported an experienced ageing-specific NGO in the north to provide expert knowledge within a developing Moldovan network whilst working closely with an NGO in the south to support older people in rural areas.
The idea of the project is to develop, within three years, a model protected sheltered housing service for people with severe mental illness in Northern Moldova, which could serve an example for the rest of the country.
Funded under the Annual Action Programme 2010 for Cooperation with Third Countries in the Areas of Migration and Asylum, the project is aligned well with the EU Development cooperation policy for Moldova. Since independence about 40% of health workforce quitted the job and migrated to other economic sectors or abroad. The existing education system could replenish these losses, but up to 1/3 of graduates in some cases seem not to be interested to start the professional career in the health system, this leading to considerable brain waste and brain drain. The project will help consolidate the health personnel management system and mainstream the migration flows through circular mobility mechanisms. The main project partner is the Ministry of Health (MoH) with affiliated structures dealing with human resource for health (HRH) management and a large number of stakeholders, varying from line ministries to academic institutions and civil society organisations. All project stakeholders are highly interested in the project outcomes and fully support it.
The project aims to assist the Government of Moldova in the design and the implementation of sound macro-economic policies as well as of a social assistance policy addressing the issue of extreme poverty in an effective and efficient manner.
Keystone Human Services International Moldova Association (Keystone Moldova)
2012 - 2014
Finalised
The project promotes an inclusive and empowered society through public-private partnerships in five rayons for improved services delivery to people with disabilities and their families. This action aims at supporting the decentralization reform agenda and emphasizes the efficient transfer of competencies and ownership to Local Authorities (Anenii Noi, Dubăsari, Făleşti, Ungheni, Sîngerei); and will promote sustainable development of desperately needed services.
Partnerships for Every Child and Every Child Moldova
2011 - 2012
Finalised
The goal of the project was to increase the ability of the social protection system of Moldova to address the rights of children with disabilities to quality family based social care, by developing a model of Short Break Foster Care for children with disabilities in 2 regions of the country, and by piloting and integrating this model into the local child welfare system and national policies.
The project overall objective is to build the capacity of non-state actors (NSAs) to engage in advocacy and provide services to women drug users that increase their access to HIV prevention, testing, treatment and prevention of mother-to-child transmission services.
Ministry of Health / Council of Europe Development Bank
2008 - 2013
Finalised
Modernisation of the Republican Clinical Hospital (RCH) is an extremely relevant multi-donor intervention, as only small reparation works were conducted in the RCH, constructed about 30 years ago. The EU grant, allocated through the Neighbourhood Investment Facility (NIF) and amounting to EUR 3 M, contributes to implementation of this project.
