Over 56% of the Moldovan families use stoves to heat their dwellings in the cold season, and heat only part of the dwelling surface. Only 22% of the Moldovan people are connected to the centralized heat supply system and more than half of them do not have a water heating system.

Unprecedentedly, officials in charge of migration at local and national level discusses the improvement of services for returning migrants seeking for job or other information and services

A Study "Integrity management in the private sector" was recently finalized, presenting an assessment report on the conformity of the Moldovan national integrity system in private sector to the main international anticorruption standards, including the provisions of the UN Convention against Corruption.

Moldovan producers showcase their produce internationally, participating at the Romanian largest trade fair for the food industry – INDAGRA FOOD. More than 10 Moldovan producers and exporters of fresh fruits and agro processors exhibited their produce and established new business contacts.

The Causeni District Hospital and the Directorate of Exceptional Situations were connected, with the support of European Union, to biomass heating and solar water heating systems. These are the first institutions of the respective fields in the Republic of Moldova to use this type of renewables.

“Let’s Make Moldova Safer” campaign was launched today, to assist Moldovan law enforcement authorities in raising awareness on registration of firearms, surrender of illegal firearms and to reduce the demand and misuse of weapons by citizens.

The European Union aims to develop local entrepreneurship, create new jobs and contribute to increasing incomes in ATU Gagauzia and Taraclia district.

An anticorruption Flash Mob was organized today in the Parliament Square. Several social active young people from national youth organizations and local initiative groups, involved in in conducting anticorruption awareness campaigns for the past two years, came out with an original way of communicating the "Discourage the corruption by denouncing it" to citizens.

Orhei National Park is Moldova’s first national park. Created in 2013, the park consists of large expanses of forested plateaus in central Moldova, populated with rare species which are of particular scientific interest.

At 66 years old, Nicolai Constantinov from Comrat has seen his childhood dream come true. Last year he attended an intensive business training, won a grant and founded the first electric cars service centre in his home town.

Imagine a windmill that combines technologies used by humans since the Middle Ages with the most modern research which is efficient and doesn’t pollute the environment because it doesn’t produce CO2.

The way the governance process takes place has changed dramatically in the last decade or so. The rise of new technologies, widening democratic space and rise of citizen expert together with our growing understanding of complexity of development challenges, mark the pronounced shift to distributed forms of governance, with governments-enablers and co-creation of solutions at the heart of a such system.

It is largely acknowledged that corruption creates rampant inequalities, destroys opportunities and has a negative impact on people’s quality of life and the fulfillment of their human rights.

According to Transparency International Corruption Perception Index (2016), Moldova is ranked 103rd (out of 168 countries worldwide) making it one of the most corrupt countries in Europe.