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MOLDOVA GRADUATION STRATEGY 2009-2011

The Moldova Graduation Strategy (2009-2011) outlines the successful transition from Lower-Middle-Income Country (MIC) status as recognized by OECD. With significant support from the European Commission and bilateral donors, this strategy focuses on enhancing Moldova's governance, economic growth, and conflict resolution. Key objectives include strengthening the Government of Moldova's policy formulation and implementation capacities, building an inclusive social assistance system, and promoting balanced regional development. The strategy encourages knowledge sharing and best practices to ensure sustainability beyond UK involvement.

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MOLDOVA GRADUATION STRATEGY 2009-2011

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  1. MOLDOVAGRADUATION STRATEGY2009-2011

  2. Why graduating? • Allocation policy 90/10 – LIC/MIC Moldova received a (Lower) MIC status from OECD in January 2009 • EC became the major Donor and the Main Driver of Change UK – around 15% of EC’s external expenditure 15% of EC’s annual budget for Moldova under ENPI only > € 10 m (2009)

  3. Why graduating? • Multilaterals (WB, EC) and bi-laterals (USAID, SIDA) increase aid to Moldova; new Donors arrive • Commitment to the EU Code of Conduct on the Division of Labour and ACCRA

  4. History DFID programme in Moldova since 2000 focused on three areas: - governance and the institutional environment for poverty reduction; • pro-poor sustainable economic growth; • conflict resolution and peace building. Dozens of projects, including MTEF, CPAR, S-RISP, M-SIF, Stats, SAR, RD, and PBF Total budget > £ 30 million

  5. Graduation Objective 1: • To ensure sustainability of DFID effort in supporting the reform process in Moldova - 90 % is implemented jointly - SWAp in the Social Protection - support to Harmonisation Agenda - focus on the capacity building

  6. Programme Objectives

  7. Support to the National Development Strategy • To strengthen the GoM’s systems and capacities for policy formulation, implementation, reporting and monitoring, in line with country's strategic priorities and the Medium-Term Financial Framework   

  8. Regional Development • To support the GoM in establishing an institutional framework that promotes balanced and inclusive social and economic growth in the development regions of Moldova

  9. Reform of the Social Assistance • To support the GoM in creating a SA system that will protect the poorest through a targeted cash benefits and social care services and will reduce poverty

  10. Conflict Resolution Started in 2003 in collaboration with FCO: - Capacity building of Transnistrian CSOs • Bridging the Nistru – journalists • Transnistrian Dialogues – young leaders • Ministry/Bureau of Reintegration

  11. Graduation Objective 2: • To share, disseminate and promote the best practices and lessons learned by DFID programme - inclusive project Steering Committees - project closing events/publications - pro-active communication with partners - graduation booklet/event

  12. DFID leaves on March 31 2010 UK stays!

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