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New USAID Moldova Director Jeff Bryan has started working in our country.

New USAID Moldova Director Jeff Bryan has started working in our country.

As noted in the message of the Moldovan office of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), in 2010-2014 Jeff Bryan has served as a General Development Specialist at the USAID Mission to Moldova. In 2018-2020 he was director of the USAID Mission in Guinea and Sierra Leone, and before that, in 2014-2018 led USAID programs in Côte d'Ivoire. Prior to his recent appointment as the new USAID Moldova Director, Jeff Bryan was based in Washington, DC, where he led the USAID Africa Humanitarian Aid Monitoring Team. Jeff Bryan is fluent in French and spoken Romanian. Previously, the USAID Mission in our country was headed by Scott Hocklander. // 14.08.2023 — InfoMarket.

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USAID announces a grant competition within the Tourism Moldova Program for 25 million lei.
USAID announces a grant competition within the Tourism Moldova Program for 25 million lei.
Moldova will receive additional macro-financial assistance from the EU in the amount of 145 million euros, of which 100 million euros will be concessional loans, and 45 million euros will be grants
Moldova will receive additional macro-financial assistance from the EU in the amount of 145 million euros, of which 100 million euros will be concessional loans, and 45 million euros will be grants
Moldova will receive about $60 million in loans and grants from the WB to implement the Education Quality Improvement Project (EQIP)
Moldova will receive about $60 million in loans and grants from the WB to implement the Education Quality Improvement Project (EQIP)
Moldova will receive a $100 million concessional loan from Japan to support economic recovery, resilience and competitiveness.
Moldova will receive a $100 million concessional loan from Japan to support economic recovery, resilience and competitiveness.
Moldova will receive a concessional loan in the amount of 40 million euros from the French Development Agency to strengthen the energy sector and implement reforms.
Moldova will receive a concessional loan in the amount of 40 million euros from the French Development Agency to strengthen the energy sector and implement reforms.
The WB will allocate about $60 million in loans and grants to Moldova for the implementation of the Education Quality Improvement Project (EQIP).
The WB will allocate about $60 million in loans and grants to Moldova for the implementation of the Education Quality Improvement Project (EQIP).