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Migration and Development
- Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration
- Consolidating Moldova’s Migration and Development Institutional Framework (MIDIDOM)
- Enhancing the Development of Moldova through Engagement with Diaspora-Homeland Partnerships (IDF)
- Mainstreaming Migration into National Development Strategies (MOMID)
- Supporting the implementation of the migration and development component of the EU-Moldova Mobility Partnership and harnessing its benefits for the residents of Transnistria (SIMP II)
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Prevention and Protection
- Reintegrating Victims and Potential Victims of Trafficking in Human Beings through Specialized Assistance with a Focus on the Transnistria Region
- Increasing of the Quality of Reintegration of Moldovan Migrants – creation of the Crisis Centre
- Programme against Human Trafficking in Eastern Europe
- Strengthening National Efforts to Protect Human Rights of (Potential) Victims of Trafficking in Persons in Moldova
- Enhancing the Government’s Counter Trafficking Response and Improving the protection of Victims of Trafficking and Witnesses in the Republic of Moldova
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Migration Management
- Enhancing Integrated Border Management along the Ukraine-Moldova Border
- Strengthening Integrated Border Management along the Moldovan-Ukrainian border
- Development of Psychological Integrated Services of the Border Police in the Republic of Moldova (SPINS)
- Eastern Partnership (EaP) – Integrated Border Management – Capacity Building Project
- Strengthening the Institutional Coordination Capacity of the Moldovan Bureau for Migration and Asylum in the field of Migrant Reception, Admission, Regulation of Stay and Integration in the Republic of Moldova
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Mainstreaming Migration into National Development Strategies (MOMID)
The MOMID pilot project, implemented in the period 2012–2013 in the Republic of Moldova, supported the objective of the Moldovan Government to systematically develop national policies on international migration and development. This is also called “mainstreaming migration in development planning”, which may be defined as the process of assessing the implications of migration on any action or goals planned in a development strategy. Moldova was selected as a pilot country for this project, which was supported by the Global Migration Group.
The second phase (2014–2017) is implemented as a joint programme by IOM and UNDP Moldova and aims at enabling the government and its UN Country Team (UNCT) partners to develop a context-specific, evidence-based, participatory, and holistic approach to migration and development at the national level. The programme synergies continue to be sought with ongoing migration and development related government initiatives and projects supported by UNCT agencies. Namely UN Women was included in project partnership. A strong focus is put on awareness-raising and enhancement of coherence level of migration-related external assistance. The programme supports the mapping of Migration and Development projects, leading to discussions about potential synergies and integrated projects and scaling up of initiatives.
In short, the following country level outputs have been determined:
- engaging key stakeholders in the migration mainstreaming process;
- strengthening the migration and development evidence base;
- identifying migration and development priorities, supporting the elaboration of national migration and development strategies and the implementation of some identified priorities; and
- developing capacities of the government to mainstream migration and monitor progress.
Migration and development