AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEuropean Child Guarantee: Moldova is drafting a national action plan to implement the EU’s European Child Guarantee, with UNICEF support, aiming to improve access to education, healthcare, healthy food, social protection and housing for children in vulnerable groups. Medical Access & Regulation: Moldova temporarily postponed fees for registering medical devices after technical issues with the government MPay payment system, while the registration process continues. Cancer Prevention: Moldova has started sending invitations for cervical cancer screening, using an automated national registry that tracks screening history and schedules Pap tests. Health System Modernization: Ungheni hospital will receive a new ophthalmic surgical microscope through a Japanese grant (Kusanone), boosting safer, high-precision eye surgery locally. Procurement Reform (Green + Fair): Moldova’s finance ministry is training auditors to apply “price-quality” and life-cycle cost thinking, including for medical diagnostic equipment and energy-efficient renovations, to strengthen transparent, genuinely green procurement. Safety Reminder: Moldova’s Border Police urges people not to touch drone debris and to call 112 if they spot drones, after a drone crash near the border. Local Health Workforce & Tech: USMF discussed cooperation with MAD-Aid/Phoenix Complex on training medical staff, modernizing infrastructure, digital transformation and using AI in medical education.
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