Stärkt styrning av säkerhetssektorn i Moldavien 2022–2025 Strengthening Security Sector Governance in Moldova (DCAF) 2022-2025 Bidraget kommer till att förbättra god förvaltning av säkerhetssektorn och rättsstatsprincipen i Moldavien genom nationellt ägda, inkluderande och deltagande reformer baserat på EU:s standarder och god praxis. The contribution comes to improve good governance of the security sector and rule of law in Moldova trough nationally owned, inclusive and participatory reforms base on the EU standards and good practices. Pillar 1. Executive and legislative capacities for good security sector governance

The intervention will focus primarily on strengthening institutional capacities and expertise within the Parliament (with the focus on the Committee for defense, national security, and public order) and the Supreme Security Council and its secretariat to foster executive and legislative engagement in the effective, democratic governance of the security sector, as defined by the capacity of these institutions to:
- contribute adequately to the development of security sector strategies and policies,
- advance the legislative and regulatory development of the security sector in a swift and responsive manner, 
- engage in meaningful coordination and oversight of security sector agencies.

Pillar 2. Strategic management capacities and integrity building in the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) and General Police Inspectorate (GPI)

This pillar will provide expert support to the Moldovan Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) and General Police Inspectorate (GPI) to strengthen strategic management and integrity building capacities, as following: 
- enhancing strategic and operational capacities for management,
- improving capacities for effective internal communications,
- increasing institutional capacities for the fight against corruption through integrity building,
- mainstreaming gender in the policies and action plans of the MIA and GPI. 

Pillar 3. Sustained and informed public debate on the objectives and results of security sector reform and governance processes

The programme will support relevant bodies to reconcile the democratic requirement for transparency with the equally important constraint of protecting classified information and improve their communication with the public. The MIA, GPI, SSC and the Defence Committee especially have an important and sensitive role to play in safeguarding and responding to the citizens right to know how state bodies protect national interests and spend public funds. Improved public communication will help enhance their credibility as competent guardians of the national interest and vigilant overseers of security institutions. As well, the programme will support the steering and organisation of regular multi-stakeholder meetings and joint workshops engaging state institutions and civil society members, to foster exchange and common understanding of Moldovas path towards EU accession, stability and development. CSOs and the CSOs Platform for Security and Defence will be supported to enhance their capacities in mapping and assessing different mandates, responsibilities, and performances in the security sector, delivering quality research to the parliament and government, suggesting concrete recommendations for policy change.  
- enhancing national legislative and executive bodies their capacity to develop and promote public information on their activity and the implementation of reforms,
- increasing civil society organisations' capacity to contribute to an informed debate on security and rule of law issues, 
- developing and enhancing the multi-stakeholder dialogue between state and non-state actors.