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On November 22, 2010 the pilot Program on Attracting Remittances into the Economy PARE 1+1 was launched. PARE 1+1 was adopted by the Governmental Decision on October, 2010. The program aims to stimulate the transfer of remittance through official channels, transfer of knowledge and know-how, facilitate the access of migrants to funds, and creation of new working places in Moldova. read more... |
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 The IV Moldovan Diaspora Congress, organized by the Bureau of Interethnic Relations in partnership with the IOM, was held in Chisinau, Moldova from 12-14 October 2010. Differing from past Congresses, which focused mainly on discussions with the government, the second day was dedicated to a workshop organized with the direct involvement of Congress delegates.
The workshop featured a special session devoted to project proposal development, media and public relations, and fundraising information in order to build Diaspora capacities to ensure the sustainability of their activities. To further the workshop discussions, delegates were provided with three guides – How to write a project proposal, Media and Communications, How to Fundraise. read more... |
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 From August 1 to 7 a delegation from Afghanistan visited Moldova for a Study and Training Visit on Assistance and Protection to Victims of Trafficking. The visit specifically aimed at focusing on Cooperation with the Government on the Empowerment of Women, the National Referral System and Shelter Management.
The 14 person delegation was composed from representatives from the Afghan Ministries of Interior, of Women Affairs, of Labour & of Social Assistance. It also included the NGO HAGAR, the Afghan National Association for Adult Education and IOM Staff. Although accurate data on human trafficking in Afghanistan is limited, IOM research suggests widespread trafficking in persons. The phenomenon is particularly affecting, women and girls, notably in the form of abductions for forced marriage, forced prostitution and domestic servitude. IOM addresses the four Ps needed to combat this modern-day form of slavery: Prosecution, Protection, Prevention and Partnership. This visit focused on all four. Read the full article |
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 15 October 2010 - People, Migration and Health were the forefront discussions on the Friday night talk show "Buna Seara," hosted by journalist Mircea Surdu for TV Moldova 1.
The talk-show featured Mr. Mihai Magdei, DeputyMinister of Health, Prof. Constantin Iavorschi, Dr. in Medicine,Ştefan Gheorghiţă, Director of the National Centre of HIV/AIDS and Simion Terzioglo, IOM Moldova National Programme Officer. The experts sat down to discuss the health risks associated with migration and how one can “Be healthy wherever they are.” The Ministry of Health and IOM have jointly launched a communication campaign based on the slogan, "Be Healthy, wherever you are!” which features visual materials and several Public Service Announcements which can be found on www.youtube.com/iommoldova. |
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In order to mitigate the adverse effects of brain drain among young people, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in partnership with the National Employment Agency (NEA), Ministry of Youth and Sports (MYS) and the Ministry of Education (MEd), announces the launch of the pilot program on promoting and facilitation of the temporary and permanent return and professional reintegration of 30 Moldovan overseas graduates for experience sharing and usage of their skills obtained abroad. read more...
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Terms of Reference: Studying the impact of the economic crisis on Moldovan migrants in the CIS-corridor and their families.
