The Moldovan government advocates directing international aid toward strengthening the public administration's capacity to implement reforms, manage complex projects, and achieve concrete results in the interests of the population
In Moldova, 439 public sector employees receive a monthly salary of more than 50,000 lei net, and another 152 receive more than 80,000 lei after taxes
Moldova is preparing a large-scale reform of its school system: the current structures will be replaced by new regional agencies, and the funding mechanism for educational institutions will be revised. The changes will affect the distribution of authority, oversight of schools, and the mechanism for using budget funds, with the transition to the new model planned for the coming years.
The Ministry of Energy proposes adjusting gas rates in Moldova on a quarterly basis, depending on trends in international prices, as well as reorganizing the 12 distribution companies of the “Moldovagaz” group into a single company
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved the “Education Restart” reform, under which all schools will come under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Education and the procedures for their funding will change
In Moldova, ministries and their subordinate agencies must submit proposals for optimizing the public sector by September 22
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