Republic of Moldova
The ILO has been active in Moldova since 2005 based on several Decent Work Country Programmes (DWCP). The current DWCP for the period 2021 to 2024 covers the following three priority areas:
- Inclusive and productive employment for youth
- Effective protection at work
- Improved social dialogue
To support these priorities, the ILO mobilised voluntary contributions of US$3.6 million as of early 2023. They cover job creation, conditions of work including formalisation, occupational safety and health, minimum wages, childcare provision, and vocational training. The latest addition to this technical cooperation portfolio has been a new project supported by Switzerland supporting the current DWCP.
For more information on the current DWCP, visit Decent Work Country Programme for the Republic of Moldova 2021-2024.
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Employment creation in Moldova
ILO Director-General launches new EU-backed project to strengthen labour market institutions in the Republic of Moldova, during first joint ILO-European Commission visit to the country
Labour statistics
National labour market statistics for the last year from the ILOSTAT database
Projects and programmes
EU support to inclusive labour markets in the Republic of Moldova
Inclusive and productive employment in the Republic of Moldova
Development Cooperation Dashboard
The dashboard offers interactive visualisations of ILO development cooperation projects in Moldova.
Tripartite partners
Publications
Workers’ representatives in selected Central and Eastern European countries: Filling a gap in labour rights protection or trade union competition?
Strengthening childcare provision in Moldova through public and private efforts – opportunities and constraints
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Contact
- Email : budapest@ilo.org
- Phone : +373 69 388 384
Address
1, Vasile Alecsandri street
Office 711
Chisinau
Moldova
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ILO activities in Moldova are coordinated by the ILO office for Central and Eastern Europe, based in Budapest.