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  • 3/1/2024

    Partnerships for Every Child Strategic Plan 2022-2026

    The P4EC Strategic Plan is driven by the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC), which anchors all of the P4EC work. At the same time it is in line with the Sustainable Development Goals and the new strategic directions outlined in the Country Child Protection Programme (2022- 2026) that is under development at the moment.
    P4EC_Strategic_Plan_Executive_Summary_2022-2026
  • 7/5/2022

    Auditor's report on financial statements 2021

    Auditor's report on financial statements for the financial year ended on december 31, 2021 of the public association Partnership for every child
    Audit Report_P4EC_2021_EN
  • 7/1/2021

    Auditor's report on financial statements 2020

    Auditor's report on financial statements for the financial year ended on december 31, 2020 of the public association Partnership for every child
    Audit Report_P4EC_2020_EN
  • 7/8/2020

    Auditor's report on financial statements 2019

    Auditor's report on financial statements for the financial year ended on december 31, 2019 of the public association Partnership for every child
    Audit Report_P4EC_2019_EN
  • 7/12/2018

    Auditor's report on financial statements 2018

    Auditor's report on financial statements for the financial year ended on december 31, 2018 of the public association Partnership for every child
    Audit Report_P4EC_2019_EN
  • 7/10/2018

    Auditor's report on financial statements 2017

    Auditor's report on financial statements for the financial year ended on december 31, 2017 of the public association Partnership for every child
    Audit Report_P4EC_2017_EN
  • 7/10/2017

    Auditor's report on financial statements 2016

    Auditor's report on financial statements for the financial year ended on december 31, 2016 of the public association Partnership for every child
    Audit Report_P4EC_2016 EN
  • 7/7/2016

    Auditor's report on financial statements 2015

    Auditor's report on financial statements for the financial year ended on december 31, 2015 of the public association Partnership for every child
    Audit Report_P4EC_2015 EN
  • 7/3/2015

    Auditor's report on financial statements 2014

    Auditor's report on financial statements for the financial year ended on december 31, 2014 of the public association Partnership for every child
    Audit report_P4EC_2014_EN
  • 7/1/2014

    Auditor's report on financial statements 2013

    Auditor's report on financial statements for the financial year ended on december 31, 2013 of the public association Partnership for every child
    Audit Report_P4EC_2013_EN
  • 1/20/2014

    Annual Report April 2012 – March 2013

    Partnerships for Every Child Annual Report April 2012 – March 2013
    Raport_anual_PARTENERIAT_2013
  • 8/7/2013

    Auditor's report on financial statements 2012

    Auditor's report on financial statements for the financial year ended on december 31, 2012 of the public association Partnership for every child
    Audit's report Financial december 31 2012
  • 3/7/2013

    Annual Report April 2011 – March 2012

    Partnerships for Every Child Annual Report April 2011 – March 2012
    RAPORT anual PARTENERIAT
  • 10/26/2012

    The Developing Short Break Foster Care Service for Children with Disabilities in the Republic of Moldova Final Report (EIDHR)

    Final Report (EIDHR)
    EIDHR final report_en
  • 10/24/2012

    The Developing Short Break Foster Care Service for Children with Disabilities in the Republic of Moldova Final Project Evaluation (EIDHR)

    FINAL PROJECT EVALUATION. The Developing Short Break Foster Care Service for Children with Disabilities in the Republic of Moldova Project (May 2011 - November 2012) was implemented by Partnerships for Every Child (P4EC), funded from the European Commission-EIDHR and additional P4EC resources. The project’s overall objective was to increase the ability of the social protection system of Moldova to address the rights of children with disabilities to quality family based social care.
    Final Evaluation Report - EIDHR
  • 7/10/2012

    Analysis of the needs of families with children with disabilities research report (EIDHR)

    Analysis of the needs of families with children with disabilities
    Research Report
  • 3/1/2011

    Scaling down

    This paper summarises the evidence base on residential care with the aim of promoting better decision making among policy makers and child welfare practitioners regarding the use of residential care. It calls for an end to the unregulated and unplanned growth of residential care in many parts of the world, prioritising ending the use of residential care for children under three, and residential care in large scale facilities.

    ScalingDown_LowResProof
  • 2/8/2010

    Social Protection Public Expenditure Review

    The aim of this review is to assist the Ministry of Labour, Social Protection and Family (MLSPF) and local governments in strengthening the implementation of, in particular, the National Programme on the Development of an Integrated System of Social Services 2008-12 - the precursor to the Law on Social Services—by reviewing current public expenditure on social protection and public expenditure systems and their implications.
    PER FINAL ENG
  • 9/1/2008

    Organisational assessment of the raions

    The Government of Moldova is reforming its system of social service provision so that it diversifies its range of services to take into account individual need and increases its overall coverage of the population. The Ministry of Social Protection, Family and Child (MSPFC) has developed an Integrated Strategy for Social Services (ISSS) which is undergoing an approval process. The strategy envisages a refocusing of services away from highly specialised facilities to more appropriate community-based and preventative services, in line with Moldova's international commitments. This includes a scaling-down or phasing-out of some specialised institutions, as agreed in the government's deinstitutionalisation strategy of 2007, and a strengthening of the new national network of social assistants and other local services.

    The strategy takes into account the ongoing process of decentralisation in Moldova and so it enables local public authorities at the first and second levels (the primaria and raion) to develop services that most closely reflect the needs in their area, and by the most effective and efficient means possible, under the guidance of the overall framework for social services provided by the MSPFC. The ISSS will therefore place significant demands on raion Social Assistance and Family Protection Departments (SAFPDs), who will have to change the mix of services provided and the way they deliver them.

    An organisational assessment of raion SAFPDs has been carried out to enhance the MSPFC's understanding of current practices and constraints in raion SAFPDs. The aim is to inform the drafting of legislation and regulations and support the implementation of the strategy. This report presents the findings of the assessment.

    Organisational_assessment
  • 9/1/2007

    Beneficiary assessment

    The Ministry of Social Protection, Family and Child (MSPFC) made public the qualitative reaserch “Beneficiary Assessment” performed in the context of reforming social assistance system launched by the Ministry. The new social assistance policy will provide targeted cash transfers and social services to the poorest and most vulnerable representatives of society. It aims at providing people with a safety net to prevent them from falling into, or deeper into, poverty and where possible a springboard that supports their efforts to move out of poverty.

    The aim of the Beneficiary Assessment was to understand the relationship between vulnerability and existing social assistance services providing information that will assist in the design and implementation of the social assistance policy framework.

    According to the Minister of Social Protection, Family and Child, Mrs. Galina Balmosh, the research was aimed not to produce statistical representative data (as is already provided by the Household Budget Survey), but rather to gain insights into the everyday experiences of poor people in order to understand the problems they face, the strategies they use to deal with these problems, and their experiences with social assistance and services. This helped us to understand how cash transfers and social assistance services can help those most in need, said the Minister. 

    The Beneficiary Assessment, which included both beneficiaries and non-beneficiaries of social services and social transfers amongst the poor and vulnerable, was carried out in urban and rural communities in four raions across Moldova, with focus group discussions conducted with representatives of four different types of vulnerable group: the elderly, families with children at risk, disabled (or carers of disabled) and young people. In some cases an alternative fourth group comprised people aged 45-58 years who were not working but who had not yet retired.

    Moldova_SA_Reform_Beneficiary_Assessment