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Moldova and the Czech Republic are expanding their partnership in the social sector

Moldova and the Czech Republic signed an addendum to the Memorandum of Understanding in Prague as part of the ‘Support for the Implementation of the RESTART Reform’ project. The document was signed by Natalya Plugaru, Minister of Labour and Social Protection, and her Czech counterpart, Ales Žučelka.
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The agreement strengthens bilateral cooperation and is aimed at modernising the social protection system in Moldova. Work under the project will cover five key areas:

  • Staff training: training specialists in the application of case management methods.
  • Technical equipment: procurement of IT equipment for the social assistance system.
  • Promoting the profession: running a campaign to raise the profile of work in the social sector.
  • Exchange of experience: cooperation within the framework of the European Child Protection Guarantee and the ESSI initiative.
  • Service planning: developing a methodology for mapping social needs and training staff in its application.

The experience of the Czech Republic offers valuable opportunities to study and adapt best practices to the realities of the Republic of Moldova. Such an exchange helps to strengthen the institutional capacity of social assistance bodies, develop social services at community level, and improve the quality of support provided to citizens and families facing difficult life situations.

“The partnership between the Republic of Moldova and the Czech Republic is important for the development of social services in our country. We appreciate the support and openness of our Czech partners in sharing experience and knowledge, as well as their willingness to continue this cooperation,” emphasised Minister Natalia Plugaru.

The document was signed during a fact-finding visit by a Moldovan delegation to the Czech Republic, which took place from 9 to 13 November.


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