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The Programme in the Republic of Moldova supports the government’s efforts to develop the smallholder agricultural sector.  This will help  increase productivity and incomes, and reduce food insecurity.

Poverty is a main cause of food insecurity in Moldova. In spite of major progress in recent years, 26 percent of the population was living in poverty in 2007. The global economic crisis threatens progress.

The Programme is implemented together with the Ministry of Agriculture and Food  Industry (MAFI) and the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), in cooperation with relevant partners’ initiatives.

The Republic of Moldova country programme operates as part of the regional EC/FAO Programme on information systems to improve food security decision-making in the European Neighborhood Policy East Area.

Recent Training & Workshops

Five day study visit of staff from the Ministry of Agriculture of Moldova to Estonia to learn from experience in operating registers/information systems on marketing of agri-food products

5 Apr 2013, Asia - Caucasus, Moldova

The objective of the study visit was to provide an opportunity to learn from the experience of PRIA [...]

   

Five day study tour of Moldovans to Azerbaijan: Improvement of Food Balance Sheet

15 Mar 2013, Asia - Caucasus, Azerbaijan, Moldova

The objective of the study tour was to provide an opportunity to Azerbaijani and Moldovans FBS producers to [...]

   

Workshop to review the contribution of selected agricultural policies to food insecurity and poverty reduction

5 Mar 2013, Asia - Caucasus, Moldova

The objectives of the workshop were the following:

  • Stimulate the dialogue between participants from a range of [...]
   

The “Improved Global Governance for Hunger Reduction” programme is funded by the European Union with additional resources provided by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). The programme is managed by FAO and collaborates with the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and the World Food Programme (WFP)”