AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWorld Population Day: Moldova marked July 11 with a focus on helping young people plan education, work, and family life, highlighting support for first jobs (3,000 lei monthly for 12 months) and broader people-centred social policies. EU Funding for Health & Social Projects: Moldova says it completed over 90% of 2026 reform measures, unlocking a new Reform and Growth Facility tranche worth €191.5 million, with major investment plans including the Bălți Regional Hospital. Reform Momentum: Authorities report 18 of 20 assessed measures done for the first semester, covering energy security, digital services, anti-corruption, environment, and business support. Digital Safety for NGOs: ARTICLE 19 Europe is running a Moldova workshop to turn local digital security skills into practical mini-grants for civil society groups working with vulnerable communities. Health Snapshot: Moldova’s life expectancy is rising slowly, with 2025 gains linked to lower mortality, while depopulation and a shrinking birth rate remain major concerns. Workplace Safety & Rights: The Labour Inspectorate reports 7,100+ undeclared workers identified since the start of 2026, especially in agriculture, construction, HoReCa, and retail—warning of lost access to sick leave, insurance, and protections. Demographic Pressure Across the Region: UNFPA data suggests young people still want marriage and children, but financial barriers are delaying parenthood.
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