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Partners: European Commission FRONTEX European Training Foundation 15 EU Member States: Bulgaria Cyprus Germany Hungary Lithuania Portugal Slovakia Sweden Czech Republic France Greece Italy Poland Romania Slovenia Sources of financing: ENPI EU Thematic Programme for Cooperation with third countries in the areas of migration and asylum Bilateral financial assistance from the EU member states National sources 106 initiatives/projects

MP went far beyond the classical approaches to addressing the migration related issues Helped Moldova to advance a lot in its migration mainstreaming progresses. More initiatives targeting the multiplication of migration s benefits. More institutional actors (Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Construction, Bureau for Relations with Diaspora etc) included into Moldova s migration and development portfolio. Contributed to the creation and implementation of new mechanisms for inter-agency cooperation for an integrated approach to migration. Allowed to develop institutional capacity in the management of migration, asylum, repatriation of citizens, reintegration of returning migrants. Its possible to identify and establish the priority issues to be addressed in the field of migration, taking into account the specifics of migration flows from the country and the situation in the countries of destination.

Moldova continues to have a comprehensive, migrant centred approach towards mobility and migration with a focus on circular migration schemes, protection of Moldovan legal migrants in the EU MS, promotion of Moldovan diaspora and development of migration management at the local level. Moldova expresses its interest in participating in projects on circular migration as a pilot country, including developing jointly the initiative of economic mobility. In this sense, more active involvement of EU MS would contribute to the success of such initiatives. Moldova proved that some tools developed within ENP, like the EU-Moldova Mobility Partnership allowed and highlighted the Moldova s participation and voice within some other regional and global platforms of discussions and decision taking processes, like the Global Forum for Migration and Development (GFMD), as well Post 2015 UN Development Agenda. Moldova proposes the launch of a Diaspora Development Framework Programme that would support projects in the field of promoting diaspora s ties with the country of origin in some sectors. People-to-people contacts should remain one of the objectives of the revised ENP. The policy should focus on investing in human capital as this is the basis of any dynamic market economy.

Mobility Partnership added value for BMA (MoI) Learn from the professional experience of EU MS: Poland, Hungary, Germany, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Romania and others. Improved skills of those responsible for the development and implementation of policies in the field of migration. Updated information at national level according to the European standards. Use different Directives, various data including from different studies such as the MISMES study, for the improvement of national regulatory frameworks.

Education Dimension In accordance with the guideline on the development of vocational training centers have been established 5 training centers: in the field of construction in the field of light industry in the field of computer science and information technologies in the field of services and food processing in the field of transport The above mentioned centers will contribute to the re-qualification of the Moldovan citizens. Training programs agreed upon with the MLSPF and the National Employment Agency (ANOFM).

Methodology of the National Qualifications Framework (Decree number 990 of 17 September 2014). According to the new methodology was developed 31 skills. Synchronization of training programs with the National Qualifications Framework of the Republic of Moldova, including specialized training of teachers, etc. In 2015 it carried out the validation piloting process of skills acquired in the informal or non-formal learning, the following professions: Confectioner (100%) and components maintenance/repair of electrical machinery (25%) Objectives of piloting: Testing and verification procedures; Verification of the test; Testing assessment tools; Conclusions and recommendations to improve the real test.

Ministry of Labour, Social Policies and Family Trainings and recognition of qualifications In cooperation with the ETF initiated methodology for development of professional standards for blue-collar occupations (approved by Decree of the Government of the Republic of Moldova 863 of 08.10.2014). Simplified procedure for the development of standards required for preparation of the working correlation according to the requirements of the labor market addressed in equal measure for the recognition of skills of migrants returning to their country. 489 Approved by the 14 professional standards: 8 - in construction; 2 - in the electricity and food industries; 1 - in the agriculture and transport. In 2015 started the development of an additional 15 standards: 373 10 - in construction and agriculture 3 - information technology 306 2 - in the service sector Sectoral committees responsible for developing standards in 6 areas are created: construction; agriculture and food industry; transport and road infrastructure; information and communication technologies; in the non-food sector and in the trade. A new list of areas of training and professions (priority 260), which will be used as the recognition of migrant workers' skills, including: 17 professions - in the electricity industry; 50 in electronics and automation, mechanics and metal; 42 - in construction; 30 - in the production of food; 20 - in the light industry and agriculture, and others. for admission to educational institutions of secondary vocational education 11.000 people appllying for 106 working professions; 9.000 for colleges; and 69 specialties; for the higher education - about 18.000 people/170 specialties etc. 604 471

Results from the EU Project: Consolidation of Migration Management Capacities in the Republic of Moldova (2012-2015) Overall objective: - promote legal mobility between Moldova and the EU. -informing potential migrants about ways of legal migration to the EU and and legal employment in the MS, as well as about the risks of illegal migration, and assistance for returning migrants. -Strengthening the Republic of Moldova capacity to manage labour and return migration. Results: Consolidating the capacities of Moldovan NEA: improving the collaboration with employers; improving the IT applications; Trainings on different topics STE missions; Study visits to Belgium, UK, Germany, France; Management by Objectives. New Occupation Classifier: ISCO 08 elaborated, Improved matching of professions between Moldova and EU, Facilitating international migration of labor force, Approximation to EU standards. 3 regional information centers on migration and employment (2015-2016) Call Center provides access to the necessary information customers Signing the Platform for Social Dialogue in Moldova 3 e-job Fair organised NEA improved information system "Accounting for labor migration", which is part of the "Integrated Information System for Migration and Asylum.

Institutionalisation of the Diaspora Policy The whole of the Government Approach Ministry of Culture Ministry of Education 489 MoI Objective: Provide comprehensive and coordinated state policy in order to consolidate the Moldovan Diaspora. Main coordinator of the Diaspora Engagement Policies MFAEI MLSPF 306 Ministry of Economy Other partners Programms: 373 Educational, cultural, social: Library for the Diaspora, Mărțișor - www.galastudentilor.md, www.stagii.gov.md, www.dor.md, www.din.md. 471 Economical : Diaspora Business Forum, PARE 1+1, etc. Diaspora Days, Congress of Diaspora. Different cultural events.

Draft Project of the Strategy Diaspora 2025 Is in the process of discussion and consultation with Diaspora representatives and the key State Institutions. Objective: Development of sustainable and 604 comprehensive framework for cooperation between public institutions and the Diaspora, based on trust and common 489 initiatives. Main goals: 1. Formation and development 1 of a strategic 373 and operational framework on the Diaspora, 306 Migration and Development. 2. Ensuring compliance with fundamental rights and the strengthening of trust. 3. Mobilization, development and recognition 471 of the human potential of the Diaspora. 381 4. Direct participation of the Diaspora in the sustainable economic development of the Republic of Moldova.

Increasing motivation and involvement of professional skills acquired abroad to promote national labor market and the development of the economy based on knowledge (knowledge based economy). Development of a new law on employment, including measures to support migrants and implement mechanisms for the recognition of qualifications / knowledge / experience obtained by migrants abroad. Development through educational/health programs, in such way as the human potential to become a major priority for Diaspora Engagement Policies and Migration and Development Policies which will be in accordance with the necessities of the labor market. It is necessary to empower Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration (AVRR ) Programs in line with the objectives of sustainable development of the Republic of Moldova. Revies the priorities for cooperation within the MP before the High Level Meeting in Brussels (December 2015)

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION! MD Delegation: Оlga Poalelungi olga.poalelungi@bma.gov.md Ghenadie Slobodeniuc ghenadie.slobodeniuc@gov.md Nina Punga nina.punga@mmpsf.gov.md Valentina Lungu valentina.lungu@anofm.md Silviu Gincu silviu.gincu@edu.md Оxana Paduraru oxana.paduraru@mfa.md