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Republic of Moldova - Supporting Cyber-Security, Addressing Disinformation, and Strengthening Social Cohesion in the Context of the Refugee Inflow This 18-month measure aims to strengthen the Republic of Moldova¿s resilience to the crisis situation. It will support national efforts to increase the country¿s cyber- and information security while also providing inclusive assistance to the government and population in managing the refugee influx resulting from the war in Ukraine. In a first component, the measure will assist the establishment of a robust cyber threats monitoring and reaction mechanism (Cyber Security Operation Centre and/or national Computer Emergency Response Team ) under the responsibility of the Deputy Prime Minister for Digitalisation, to help identify possible cyberattacks and enable relevant authorities to launch and coordinate responsive action when necessary. In a second component, the action will support increased cooperation between government authorities, civil society, and the independent media, to increase media-literacy and to respond to disinformation. A third component will provide assistance to government authorities to ensure the inclusive hosting of recent arrivals from Ukraine, with a specific focus on strengthening the resilience of host-communities to mitigate deterioration in access to basic services linked to the refugee influx. This component will be implemented in close coordination with planned humanitarian and development cooperation assistance.
M.ASSIST: Moldovan Active Society, Stabilisation of Internal Social Tensions <p class="ql-align-justify"><strong style="color: black;">Overall Objective</strong><span style="color: black;"> - Internal and external threats to peace and stability in Moldova during the period of national reforms and EU accession process anticipated and mitigated.</span></p><p class="ql-align-justify"><strong style="color: black;">Specific Objective</strong><span style="color: black;"> ¿ Civil society actors can effectively collaborate with public authorities to improve equal access to quality public services, including for the most marginalized/vulnerable population; promote inclusive consultations on EU accession processes; and ensure social cohesion.</span></p><p class="ql-align-justify"><span style="color: black;">O.1 Vulnerable people and marginalized groups have improved access to public services through CSO and public service providers, which contributes to prevent social unrest </span></p><p class="ql-align-justify"><span style="color: black;">O.2 CSO and public institutions increase their capacities to manage conflictive situations and reach agreements for community-local authorities-national government joint initiatives </span></p><p><span style="color: black;">O.3 Citizens, activists, grassroot organizations and local communities increase their awareness of ongoing reform processes and engage in social cohesion activities and conflict prevention mechanisms</span></p>
Assistance to Moldova in preparation of establishing national structure for countering disinformation <p>This Action aims to assist Moldova in preparation of setting up an efficient national structure for countering disinformation, as well as propose initial technical set-up and functionality mechanisms including coordination methodologies with other government institutions and civil society organisations</p>
Strengthening Moldova's national capacities to provide quality protection, education, health services and socio-economic opportunities for Ukrainian refugees Contract related to: Strengthening Moldova's national capacities to provide quality protection, education, health services and socio-economic opportunities for Ukrainian refugees - This 18-month measure aims to strengthen the Republic of Moldova¿s resilience to the crisis situation. It will support national efforts to increase the country¿s cyber- and information security while also providing inclusive assistance to the government and population in managing the refugee influx resulting from the war in Ukraine. In a first component, the measure will assist the establishment of a robust cyber threats monitoring and reaction mechanism (Cyber Security Operation Centre and/or national Computer Emergency Response Team ) under the responsibility of the Deputy Prime Minister for Digitalisation, to help identify possible cyberattacks and enable relevant authorities to launch and coordinate responsive action when necessary. In a second component, the action will support increased cooperation between government authorities, civil society, and the independent media, to increase media-literacy and to respond to disinformation. A third component will provide assistance to government authorities to ensure the inclusive hosting of recent arrivals from Ukraine, with a specific focus on strengthening the resilience of host-communities to mitigate deterioration in access to basic services linked to the refugee influx. This component will be implemented in close coordination with planned humanitarian and development cooperation assistance.
Republic of Moldova ¿ Support to resilience against diverse hybrid threats to the cybersecurity and information space This 18-months exceptional assistance measure aims to strengthen Moldova¿s resilience in a heightened hybrid threat environment. A first component will focus on further strengthening the cyber resilience of the Republic of Moldova. This component will provide support to ensure that the ground is prepared for the new Cybersecurity Law to enter into force in 2025 as planned. This will include support to the establishment of the national competent authority on cyber security. A second component will provide support to building a more resilient information space in Moldova. This will include supporting a limited number of independent media outlets and civil society organisations to ensure the continued provision of high-quality, independently researched information, as well as assisting the Audio-Visual Council of Moldova as the monitoring body for audio-visual media. A third component will focus on support to the establishment of the new strategic communications centre of Moldova, including facilitating the inclusive development and implementation of a strategy and work plan.
Supporting Independent Media and Information Resilience (SIMIR) in Moldova Contract related to: Supporting Independent Media and Information Resilience (SIMIR) in Moldova - This 18-month measure aims to strengthen the Republic of Moldova¿s resilience to the crisis situation. It will support national efforts to increase the country¿s cyber- and information security while also providing inclusive assistance to the government and population in managing the refugee influx resulting from the war in Ukraine. In a first component, the measure will assist the establishment of a robust cyber threats monitoring and reaction mechanism (Cyber Security Operation Centre and/or national Computer Emergency Response Team ) under the responsibility of the Deputy Prime Minister for Digitalisation, to help identify possible cyberattacks and enable relevant authorities to launch and coordinate responsive action when necessary. In a second component, the action will support increased cooperation between government authorities, civil society, and the independent media, to increase media-literacy and to respond to disinformation. A third component will provide assistance to government authorities to ensure the inclusive hosting of recent arrivals from Ukraine, with a specific focus on strengthening the resilience of host-communities to mitigate deterioration in access to basic services linked to the refugee influx. This component will be implemented in close coordination with planned humanitarian and development cooperation assistance.
Support to crisis mitigation related to the energy situation in the Republic of Moldova This 18-month measure aims at assisting the Republic of Moldova to cope with the steep increase in gas prices that puts at risk affordable gas and electricity supply for poor households, which may lead to a destabilisation of the country. The action also seeks to improve the country¿s preparedness and resilience to potential future crises with a specific focus on the needs of women, children, elderly, youth and vulnerable groups.
Support to the refurbishment of railway infrastructure in the context of the solidarity lanes in Moldova This action aims to enable the EU to address short and medium-term foreign policy needs and opportunities. In particular, it will support the EU-Ukraine Solidarity Lanes by boosting through put capacity on the north-south rail-line in Moldova, which is a crucial alternative to sea routes for Ukraine¿s grain, food, and other commodities exports as well as for essential humanitarian aid, building materials, and other goods delivery to Ukraine. Besides mitigating the threat of a global food crisis caused by Russia¿s invasion of Ukraine and severely curtailed transport capacity via black sea routes, as well as helping to limit a further deterioration of the humanitarian crisis unfolding in Ukraine, an upgraded Moldovan railway system will increase the capacity of railway network in Moldova and the region contributing to the country¿s development and perspective towards EU accession.
Solidarity Lanes - Resilience and Livelihoods Framework: Moldovan Railways Crisis Response <p class="ql-align-justify">This is a blended operation that combines an EU grant of EUR 2,000,000 and an EBRD loan of EUR 12,000,000. The objective of the Project is to provide the necessary material for the rehabilitation of strategically important railway sections on the North-Central rail section in Moldova:</p><p class="ql-align-justify">¿&nbsp;Valcinets to Balti : total length is 199.9km of which 32.7 km is to be rehabilitated;</p><p class="ql-align-justify">¿&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Balti to Ungheni : total length is 70km of which 29.6km is to be rehabilitated.</p><p class="ql-align-justify">Without benefiting from major investments since its independence, the railway transport infrastructure of the Republic of Moldova is in poor condition, unfolding in speed and weight restrictions that affect more than 40 per cent of the entire national railway network. Against this background, the Russian Federation¿s war on Ukraine has put severe strains on logistic chains and trade routes in the wider region, highlighting the need for urgent investments in the transport infrastructure of countries neighbouring Ukraine, including Moldova.</p>
Resilient Media for Informed Citizens <p>The action aims to ensure that Moldovan population receives reliable information on regular basis through uninterrupted functioning of Moldovan independent media</p>
Activity under preparation EU4 Moldova Resilience ¿ secure state,  resilient communities <p class="ql-align-justify">The proposed <strong>action is prepared to respond to specific challengesand dynamically changing needs</strong> that the Republic of Moldova currently faces. Creation of <strong>atmosphere of cooperation and trust</strong> will be translated into strengthening immunity against internal and external threats. Thus, the action is planned as <strong>a quick response to the needs expressed by the partners</strong> that could enhance the capacities to prevent and handle destabilization, and at the same time creates opportunities to deliver <strong>tangible results to local communities connected to the EU integration</strong>, ensuring stronger links and communication/coordination mechanisms between local and central level. Ensuring flexibility of the intervention will be key to the success given the short intervention period and dynamic environment.</p><p class="ql-align-justify"><br></p>
Strengthening government capacity on Strategic Communication and Information Resilience in the Republic of Moldova Contract related to: Strengthening government capacity on Strategic Communication and Information Resilience in the Republic of Moldova - This 18-months exceptional assistance measure aims to strengthen Moldova¿s resilience in a heightened hybrid threat environment. A first component will focus on further strengthening the cyber resilience of the Republic of Moldova. This component will provide support to ensure that the ground is prepared for the new Cybersecurity Law to enter into force in 2025 as planned. This will include support to the establishment of the national competent authority on cyber security. A second component will provide support to building a more resilient information space in Moldova. This will include supporting a limited number of independent media outlets and civil society organisations to ensure the continued provision of high-quality, independently researched information, as well as assisting the Audio-Visual Council of Moldova as the monitoring body for audio-visual media. A third component will focus on support to the establishment of the new strategic communications centre of Moldova, including facilitating the inclusive development and implementation of a strategy and work plan.
SMS Training Waived costs for Course 50114, Altitude Reservation (ALTRV) and Space Operations
Latvia for Chernihiv: reconstruction of social infrastructure The Overall Objective of the proposed project is to ensure urgent and effective implementation of projects aimed at rehabilitation of 5 social infrastructure facilities damaged as a result of the military aggression in Chernihiv Oblast.
Support to MSMEs Support to war-affected entrepreneurs and MSMEs in Lviv and Ivano-Frankinsk Oblasts
JSB - Promotion of human security in Ukraine Through this project, UNDP Ukraine will respond to three principles of human security: 1. freedom from fear (threats to the safety of people); 2. freedom from want (threats to basic needs); and 3. freedom to live in dignity (access to services and opportunities) through integrated and multi-sector interventions to address the root causes of vulnerabilities and prevention against the emerging risks and threats derived from the ongoing conflict in the country.
Mine Action Support The project is aimed at supporting the Government of Ukraine in establishing a comprehensive, coordinated and gender-sensitive mine action response ((Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts).
Children hemophilia 2019 Procurement of medicines for providing children with hemophilia A or B or von Willebrand Disease
Children immunodeficiency 2019 Procurement of medicines and medical products for children with primary (congenital) immunodeficiency (2019)
Supporting Green Recovery in Ukraine Stimulus for transition to a greener economy and more sustainable financial system
SDG Financing The Government of Ukraine and regional authorities will attain reinforced capacity to align financial resources with the SDGs agenda and related national development strategies/targets equally benefiting women and men, girls and boys.
Support to early recovery in war-affected areas The project will support resilience building and green recovery: Support to Debris removal (explosive ordnance); Identification, mapping and neutralization of urgent environmental threats; Restoration of critical utility services.
Early and Resilient Recovery Support to Early Recovery in War-affected Areas in Ukraine, including management of Debris, Demolition and Explosive Ordnance, Environmental Threats and Damage to Essential Services and Utilities.
NBS for Sustainable Cities To strengthen the resilience of Ukrainian cities to climate shocks, while improving biodiversity and social wellbeing of diverse groups through the promotion of effective, feasible, gender-responsive and sustainable nature-based solutions.
Ukraine Joint Programme on conflict-related sexual violence (JP_CRSV) Four PUNOs, namely the O-SRSG-SVC, UNDP, UN Women and UNFPA will take part in the Joint Programme aiming to push the implementation of the Framework of Cooperation forward by responding to the immediate needs that the Inter-Ministerial Working Group is experiencing in terms of human resources. The joint project is anchored in providing technical support for the Implementation Plan, collaborating with civil society organizations and first responders. In response to the situation and challenges in
Debris removal Emergency EO clearance and debris removal to ensure safe human mobility and access to essential goods and services for humanitarian supports
Enhanced Crisis Management and Emergency Response Enhancing Crisis Management and Emergency Response capacities at all levels of government authorities of Ukraine
DIA Support Project Digital, Inclusive, Accessible: Support to Digitalisation of Public Services in Ukraine (DIA Support)
Recovery of Ukrainian Municipalities The aim of this project is to support national and local governments in reducing further social and economic losses, and to accelerate the recovery process through infrastructure facilities repairs and reconstruction.
Strengthening trade links among war-affected MSMEs in Ukraine-UNDP-UKR-01001233 Considering the crucial role of MSMEs in economic recovery and poverty reduction, it is essential that tailored, evidence-based and comprehensive initiatives are implemented to avert the situation and to enable a creation of a sustainably recovering private sector composed of local MSMEs in the war-affected regions of Ukraine. The Project aims at external promotion of Ukrainian MSMEs, establishing inter-regional and international partnerships, in particular with representatives of the business c
Democratization and Human Rights Support to Ukraine to effectively recover from the conflict while upholding democratic values and principles and ensuring respect for human rights in all areas of life due to stronger governmental and non-governmental players
Strengthening national and community-based CRSV prevention and response mechanisms in Ukraine through a survivor-centred multi-sectoral approach Since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation on February 24th, 2022, there have been evidences and reports of numerous war crimes, crimes against humanity and other related serious violations of international humanitarian law and human rights law. Such crimes include significant number of acts of conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) against women, men, girls, and boys, which is expected to further grow as the armed conflict continues and more evidence, survivors’ account
Ukraine Energy Sector – Critical Infrastructure Damage Assessment and Recovery Preparation (UES CIDARP) The project will support the Ukrainian stakeholders with procurement of equipment and services for the repair of critical energy sector infrastructure and winterization.
Winterization Support-German Provision of winterization items and emergency repair of infrastructures, particularly for energy sector
Inclusive Economic Development “Support to inclusive economic development in Ukraine by linking Export Strategy with regional development and SDGs”
Delivering Mine Action through strengthened national and sub-national capacity and coordination in Ukraine The project supports the critical requirement to fill key positions within the Mine Action Sub-Cluster to increase the effectiveness of coordination of international and local partners - as well as provide improvements to the way UNDP and local authorities address changing needs on the ground. The project strengthens national, regional and oblast-level responses to the humanitarian crisis, it improves the delivery of sector-wide reporting, and it facilitates the transfer of key responsibilities
ECHO4SCHOOLS-UA-UNDP-UKR-00134046 ECHO4SCHOOLS-UA: Repair/Retrofitting of schools in war-affected regions. The project is aimed at supporting the Government of Ukraine with rehabilitation of schools.
Support rehabilitation of PWD 1. GoU enabled to design new policies and regulations to better protect the rights of PwD 2. Rehabilitation institutions have enhanced technical expertise, capacities and equipment 3. PWD’s socio-economic integration
SCR in Ukraines regions Immediate crisis response and transitioning towards recovery in Lvivska, Ivano-Frankivska, Zakarpatska, and Rivnenska oblasts.
StrengthPubMedProcure (2021) The system of public procurement is strengthened through providing technical assistance and capacity development services to the Ministry of Health of Ukraine and national stakeholders (2021)
Mykolaiv Recovered Enhanced citizen engagement for strengthened community security and increased social cohesion in eastern Ukraine
Arterial hypertension 2019 Centralized procurement of medicines for the MOH Budget Programme Medicines for people suffering from pulmonary arterial hypertension (2019)
Green Caucus The project objective is to provide the Parliament with quality analytical support on the legislation making, organizing stakeholders’ consultations, round tables, development of communication products.
EE - IUU fishing combating Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated fishing poses a threat to sustainable fisheries and aquatic biodiversity, exacerbated by weak governance, risks of corruption, and impacting livelihoods, food security, and multiple Sustainable Development Goals. The project seeks to combat IUU fishing in Ukraine by deploying innovative technologies (drone surveillance, GPS tracking) and increasing the capacity of responsible actors, including State Agency of Melioration and Fisheries of Ukraine, raising publ
Environmental and Climate Change integration for sustainable development and EU accession support Engagement Facility to support the Ministry on Environment in the process of aligning Ukraines legislative framework with EU environmental and climate change directives in preparation for EU accession negotiations
Civil Society for Enhanced Democracy and Human Rights The project aims to help civil society have a stronger impact on reform processes in the country in the areas of democracy and human rights and contributing to more inclusive, democratic and rights-based governance.
HealthReform&Management(2021) Health reform and management (including staff cost and programmatic type of activities) (2021)
Gender-responsive disability inclusion Mainstreaming gender-responsive disability inclusion in humanitarian response in Ukraine
Supporting Entrepreneurship Supporting Entrepreneurship and Business Restoration and Development Among the Conflict-affected Population in Ukraine, Phase IV
Digital, Inclusive, Accessible: Support to Digitalisation of Public Services in Ukraine (DIA Support) Phase 2 Digital, Inclusive, Accessible: Support to Digitalisation of Public Services in Ukraine (DIA Support) Phase 2
EIB Early Recovery and Ukraine Recovery Programme The project is aimed to strengthen infrastructure resilience and enhance delivery of accessible public services through support to the proper implementation of the UERP and URP framework loans provided by the EIB
Target communities Target communities, including the most vulnerable, have improved capacity, knowledge tools and financing mechanisms to build resilience, and to prevent and better recover from natural disasters based on the principle of leaving no one behind.
Good Governance Towards good governance through public participation, improved service delivery and greater environmental protection in the east of Ukraine
Adult immunodeficiency 2019 Centralized procurement of medicines for the programme Medicines for adults with primary (congenital) immunodeficiency
Support to Ukraine De-escalation and stabilization in Ukraine supported through crisis risk management, early recovery planning and programming, effective coordination of post-crisis response and strategies.
Good Govern and Citizens Engag Good governance and citizens engagement for justice, security, environmental protection and social cohesion in eastern Ukraine
Project Implementation 2019 SB Support to implementation of the project “Procurement Support Services to the Ministry of Health of Ukraine” in 2019