Policy briefs: FES Molodva

2020

How can the economy be relaunched in 2021?

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Ensuring resilience of agriculture to climate change

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Judicial integrity as key issue of the Moldovan justice system reform

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The socio-economic support measures in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic: delayed, modest and rigid

Policy Brief: The socio-economic support measures in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic: delayed, modest and rigid

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Electoral promises between populism and constitutional compliance

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DCFTA opportunities in the context of the pandemic crisis

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Time to reset Moldova’s European agenda

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Srengthening the security and resilience of the Eastern Partnership

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Higher Education in Moldova at Crossroads or Throwing Good Money after Bad?

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Comments to policy brief by John Reilly

2019

The impact of the State Control Reform in the field of Safety and Health at work on the occupational safety of employees in the Republic of Moldova

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Employment, social policy and equal opportunities: Republic of Moldova - European Union Association Agreement

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Moldova Country Profile: Situation of the employees in the Garment&Footwear Industry

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2018

Policy Brief: Drawing electoral districts boundaries: between neutrality and political partisanship

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2017

Problems and challenges in the financing of the parliamentary elections

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The Gagauz issue: from confruntation to dialogue

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Pension system reform in RM: Recommendations for improvement

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Informal economy in Moldova. Assessment and ways to tackle

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2016

2015

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The Election Results in Gagauziua - Failure of Chisinau?

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Structure of alliances in the raional councils: between challenges and facts

2014

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Causes and Effects of the Referenda from UTA Gagauz-Yeri

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Maternity leave benefits – from informal methods to the need for optimization of the social insurance system

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Consequences of the referenda from UTA Gagauz-Yeri on other problematic districts

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Distribution on political criteria of capital investments in the Republic of Moldova

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