Moldova


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The United Nations in Moldova
The Republic of Moldova joined the United Nations (UN) in 1992. Since then, the United Nations system supports the Republic of Moldova in achieving its major development goals and fulfilling its vision to be a prosperous and modern European country.
Today, over twenty resident and non-resident UN specialised agencies, funds and programmes work in Moldova.
To ensure programmatic coherence among different UN entities, the UN in Moldova has adopted the Delivering as One approach, with a common partnership framework which sets out priorities over a 5-year period, one budgetary framework, complementary resource mobilisation and common business practices.
Milestones
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The UN Country Team supported the Republic of Moldova in adapting the Agenda 2030 to the context of the country, nationalizing 333 indicators (following revision) which implies establishment of a system of reporting and assessing the progress in achieving each relevant goal for the Moldova.
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The United Nations is committed to working together with the Government of the Republic of Moldova to make a lasting contribution to national human rights and development priorities based on the principle ”leaving no one behind”.
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The Partnership Framework for Sustainable Development 2018–2022 (UNDAF) signed between the UN and Government of Moldova serves as a framework for mutual accountability, aiming at enlarging people’s choices and opportunities, and promoting prosperity, resilience and sustainable development in Moldova.
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The UN system takes a multilateralism approach within its activity to support the country’s development by bringing on board all citizens, private sector, world of science, civil society, public and state authorities, development partners and the youth to shape the future together.
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The Republic of Moldova has ratified the Paris Agreement. In accordance with the National Strategy on Climate Change Adaption, the country aims at increasing its capacity to adapt and respond to negative potential or real effects of climate changes.
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The UN team engaged in supporting the country’s ongoing reform process for the benefit of all people of Moldova in line with their needs and aspirations, as well as in line with the Agenda 2030 commitments.
To learn more visit: https://moldova.un.org/.
Data about the work of the UN Country Team on COVID-19 is available on their Country Dashboard.
UN Country Team
Resident Coordinator Office
Laura Fiorotto
Veaceslav Palade
Patricia Ciorici
Cristina David
Irina Guban
UN Entities in the Country
Tudor Robu
Ala Lipciu
Svetlana Plamadeala
Rita Columbia
Dima Al-Khatib
Desiree Jongsma
Milana Rikanovic
Bea Ferenci
Igor Pokanevych
Lars Lonnback
Anna Akhalkatsi
Volodymyr Tulin
Martin Krause
Elena Boutrimova
Mukhisa Kituyi
Catherine Haswell
Bruno Pozzi
Jacek Cukrowski
Alexandre Schmidt
Montserrat Feixas Vihé
Irina Sahakyan-Vetter
Ana Luiza Massot Thompson-Flores
UN Key Documents
UNDAF/United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (CP)