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Awareness Raising Workshop on the Application of Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) in the Republic of Moldova Awareness Raising Workshop on the Application of Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) in the Republic of Moldova LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 23 April 2021 Chisinau, Republic of Moldova 2 │ Awareness Raising Workshop on the Application of Strategic Environmental Assessment in the Republic of Moldova 23 April 2021 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS Total number of participants: 80 Female participants: 46 No. First Name, Last Name of Institution / Contact Email: Name: Organization / Enterprise, Position: 1. Ms. Valentina State Secretary, Ministry of [email protected] Ţapeş Agriculture, Regional Development and Environment, Republic of Moldova 2. Mr. Gintautas Deputy Head, Operations [email protected] Baranauskas Section, EU Delegation to the Republic of Moldova 3. Ms. Mia-Fatima Project Manager, EU [email protected] Dubois-Boussaid Delegation to the Republic of Moldova 4. Mr. Leonid Environmental Affairs [email protected] Kalashnyk Officer, EU4Environment Project Manager at UNECE 5. Ms. Maria Nagornîi Head of the Pollution [email protected] Prevention and Environmental Assessment Policy Division, Ministry of Agriculture, Regional Development, and Environment 6. Mr. Michal Musil International SEA [email protected] consultant, UNECE 7. Ms. Natalia National consultant, UNECE [email protected] Guranda 8. Ms. Irina Punga National legal consultant, [email protected] UNECE 9. Ms. Iordanca – Executive Director PA [email protected] Rodica Iordanov EcoContact │ 3 10. Mr. Andrei Isac National action [email protected] coordinator, EU4Environment Moldova 11. Ms. Elena Kashina Programme management [email protected] assistant, EU4Environment, UNECE 12. Ms. Angela Panciuc Senior consultant, [email protected] Ministry of Agriculture Regional Development and Environment 13. Mr. Alexandru Head of service, [email protected] Tambur Ministry of Agriculture Regional Development and Environment 14. Mr. Ion Lică Head of service, [email protected] Ministry of Agriculture Regional Development and Environment 15. Ms. Liliana Head of service, [email protected] Dascaliuc Ministry of Agriculture Regional Development and Environment 16. Mr. Alexei Head of department, [email protected] Boșneaga Ministry of Agriculture Regional Development and Environment 17. Ms. Marcela Stahi Head of service, [email protected] Ministry of Agriculture Regional Development and Environment 18. Mr. Marin Grama Senior consultant, [email protected] Ministry of Agriculture Regional Development and Environment 19. Mr. Ion Amariei Senior consultant, [email protected] Ministry of Agriculture Regional Development and Environment 20. Ms. Valeria Senior Consultant - Waste [email protected] Doroftei and Chemicals 4 │ Management Policy Directorate, Ministry of Agriculture Regional Development and Environment 21. Ms. Gabriela Senior consultant, [email protected] Capcelea Ministry of Agriculture Regional Development and Environment 22. Ms. Victoria Jacot interim head of SPASC, [email protected] Ministry of Agriculture Regional Development and Environment 23. Ms. Daniela Daud Senior consultant, [email protected] Ministry of Agriculture Regional Development and Environment 24. Mr. Nicolae Senior consultant, Ministry [email protected] Godenciuc of Agriculture Regional Development and Environment 25. Ms. Mariana senior specialist, [email protected] Petreanu Environmental Agency 26. Mr. Veaceslav Deputy Head of the [email protected] Pătrașcu Environmental Assessment and Ecological Expertise Department, Environmental Agency 27. Mr. Leon Raisa Head of Environmental [email protected] Policy Implementation Department, Environmental Agency 28. Ms. Cristina senior specialist, [email protected] Paunescu Environmental Agency │ 5 29. Ms. Cristina senior specialist, [email protected] Vdovicin Environmental Agency 30. Mr. Anatolie Head of the Environmental [email protected] Burduja Evaluation Department and Ecol Expert, Environmental Agency 31. Ms. Ecaterina senior specialist, [email protected] Tataru Environmental Agency 32. Ms. Irina Vacarciuc senior specialist, [email protected] Environmental Agency 33. Ms. Mariana Gîncu Senior consultant, [email protected] Ministry of Health, Labor and Social Protection 34. Ms. Feodosia senior specialist, [email protected] Guzun Agency for Geology and Mineral Resources 35. Ms. Zinaida Cernica Senior consultant, [email protected] Ministry of Economy and Infrastructure 36. Ms. Ludmila Senior consultant, [email protected] Timbaliuc Ministry of Economy and Infrastructure 37. Mr. Nicolae Magdîl Senior Consultant Energy [email protected] Policy Directorate, Ministry of Economy and Infrastructure 38. Ms. Cristina Bejinari Principal Consultant of the [email protected] Public Investment Department, The Ministry of Finance 6 │ 39. Ms. Drăgălina Senior consultant, [email protected] Țurcanu State Chancellery 40. Ms. Angela Țurcanu Senior consultant, [email protected] State Chancellery 41. Mr. Anatolie Superior inspector, [email protected] Manole National Agency for Food Safety 42. Ms. Viorica Staver Consultant, UNDP [email protected] 43. Ms. Anna Cazacu Legal consultant, [email protected] AO EcoContact 44. Mr. Marius Țăranu Coordinator of the working [email protected] group "Inventory of greenhouse gas emissions", Public Institution "Environmental Project Implementation Unit" 45. Mr. Vasile Raru Head of the Agriculture [email protected] Department, Cahul District Council 46. Ms. Ecaterina Expert, [email protected] Melncienco EcoContact 47. Ms. Diana Ninescu Specialist in the Agriculture [email protected] and Food Service, Drochia District Council 48. Mr. Viorel Scutaru Chief DAA Ungheni, [email protected] Ungheni Agriculture and Food Department 49. Mr. Alexandru International Relations [email protected] Tabacaru Consultant, │ 7 Moldsilva Agency 50. Ms. Diana Ninescu Agriculture and Food [email protected] Service Specialist, Drochia District Council 51. Ms. Olesea Coordinator of the [email protected] Cotoman Montreal National Protocol Unit, Public Institution "Environmental Project Implementation Unit" 52. Mr. Victor Tulbure vice-president, [email protected] Nisporeni District Council 53. Mr. Petru Tcaci Head - Interim of the [email protected] Communal Construction and Roads Department of Glodeni, Glodeni District Council 54. M. Victor Sănduță senior specialist, [email protected] Ialoveni District Council 55. Ms. Mariana senior specialist, [email protected] Șterbeț Cimișlia District Council 56. Mr. Andrei Chief, [email protected] Muțuțchi Soldanesti Agriculture and Food Department 57. Ms. Irina Bogdan senior specialist, [email protected] Falesti District Council 58. Mr. Nicolae Sajco senior specialist, [email protected] Ialoveni District Council 8 │ 59. Ms. Silvia senior specialist, [email protected] Stegsrescu Ialoveni District Council 60. Mr. Vitalie Onișciuc Head of the Agriculture [email protected] and Land Services Department, Criuleni District Council 61. Mr. Oleg Covali Head of the Communal [email protected] Household Construction and Roads Department, Donduseni District Council 62. Ms. Alina Pcela main specialist in the [email protected] Communal Construction and Roads Department, Donduseni District Council 63. Mr. Igor Oboroc Head of the Agricultural [email protected] Service, Agriculture Service within the Economy Department Agriculture Tourism Land Relations and Cadastre Ocnita District Council 64. Ms. Maria Cuzmin Senior specialist service [email protected] resources and ensuring the sustainability of investments, Causeni District Council 65. Mr. Gheorghe Head of resources and [email protected] Chirman investment service, Causeni District Council 66. Mr. Aleksandr Chief Specialist of the [email protected] Panicherskiy Department of Agriculture, District Council Taraclia │ 9 67. Ms. Anna Pîntea specialist for attracting [email protected] investment and regional development, Riscani District Council 68. Ms. Tatiana Tugui Director, [email protected] ProMediu Experts Association 69. Ms. Vera Cernega head of department, [email protected] Rezina Agriculture Directorate 70. Mr. Gannadiy Chief Specialist of the [email protected] Tulush Department of Agriculture and Land Relations, District Council Taraclia 71. Ms. Tatiana Echim environmental expert [email protected] 72. Ms. Mariana senior specialist, [email protected] Șterbeț Cimișlia District Council 73. Mr Iurie Șaragov Head of Agriculture [email protected] Department, Dondușeni District Council 74. Mr. Ion Bîrsanu vice-president, [email protected] Singerei District Council 75. Ms. Tatiana TUGUI Director, ProMediu Experts Association 76. Mr. Nicolae Budu Main specialist in the [email protected] agriculture service, Straseni District Council 77. Ms. Aliona Andriuța Head of Department, [email protected] Agriculture and Food Directorate of the Soroca District Council 10 │ 78. Mr. Vladimir Lavric Specialist in the [email protected] Department of Agriculture, Land Relations and Cadastre, Briceni District Council 79. Ms Angela Glavan interpreter [email protected] 80. Ms. Natalia interpreter [email protected] Venderev .
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