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Projects Carried out Or Ongoing in the Framework of Support to Confidence Building Measures Programme This Programme is funded by the European Union, and implemented by the United Nations Development Programme PROJECTS CARRIED OUT OR ONGOING IN THE FRAMEWORK OF "SUPPORT TO CONFIDENCE BUILDING MEASURES" PROGRAMME (MARCH 2015- MARCH 2018) No Project title Budget, EUR Sector Implementing partners Implementation period/Expected dates BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT COMPONENT Support to a set of CSOs and BAs and develop Business Chamber of Commerce and Industry of 29 February – 29 April, 2016 1 9,314 € their capacities Development Moldova In-depth analysis of the Business Development Business Alternative Internationale de 2 Services market on both banks of the Nistru 67,568 € 18 August, 2015 – 29 April, 2016 Development Dezvoltare river Improve the opportunities and services 3 Business Alternative Internationale de available for business communities on both 172,725 € 21 December 2015 – 21 December 2017 Development Dezvoltare banks of the Nistru river Study on entrepreneurship perception among Business 4 youth (aged 18-35) on the left bank of the 22,519 € CBS-AXA SRL 20 October, 2015 – 20 May, 2016 Development Nistru river Economic research and forecasts about the Business AO Centrul Analitic Independent 5 economic situation of the Transnistrian region 60,011 € Development 15 October, 2015 – 15 October, 2016 EXPERT-GRUP Creation of Job Opportunities through Business Business Chamber of Commerce and Industry of 6 Support for Youth in the Transnistria region 344,561 € Development 1 September, 2015 – 30 April, 2017 Transnistria Creation of Job Opportunities through Business Business 7 Support for Youth in 9 districts of the Security 331,726 € Development Business Consulting Institute NGO 1 September, 2015 – 30 April, 2017 Zone on the right bank of Nistru river COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMPONENT Technical expertise for the realization of the 8 infrastructure project in Rascov village on the Community 4,506 € TM STORY SRL left bank of Nistru river Development 22 December, 2015 – 22 January, 2016 1 Support to Confidence Building Measures Programme This Programme is funded by the European Union, and implemented by the United Nations Development Programme Technical drawings for the infrastructure project sites located in Slobozia - Dusca, Community 18 December – 28 December, 2015 9 4,529 € Constanta Prim SRL Chitcani, Nezavertailovca villages, and Dubasari Development town Technical drawings for building reinforcement Community 10 of the sites located in Dnestrovsc and Rezina 3,587 € Metiolis SRL 18 December – 28 December, 2015 Development towns Renovation of the Youth and Creativity Hall in Community 11 132,253 € Iati Ltd Dubasari town Development 16 December, 2015 – 16 December, 2016 Renovation of the educational, socio-cultural Community 12 and sport services provided by the complex in 136,319 € Giesena SRL 15 December, 2015 – 08 December, 2016 Development Varnita village, Anenii Noi district Renovation of the Community Center in Community Slobozia - Dusca village, Criuleni district 151,480 € Giesena SRL 08 December, 2015 – 08 December, 2016 13 Development Technical design and cost estimates development for social infrastructure projects Community 09 December, 2015 – 09 December, 2017 14 62,693 € IGC-Construct SRL located in Corjova, Hagimus and Serpeni Development villages, Tiraspol and Ribnita towns Renovation of the Infectious Diseases Unit of Community 15 the Hospital from Rezina town 144,166 € Marconex – Prim SRL 08 December, 2015 – 08 December, 2016 Development Renovation of the town polyclinic in Dnestrovsk Community 16 town and renovation of school in 288,345 € Provalenta SRL 27 November, 2015 – 30 November, 2016 Development Nezavertailovca village, Slobozia district Renovation of school No.2 in Chitcani village, Slobozia district and general reconstruction of Community 27 November, 2015 – 30 November, 2016 17 272,000 € Stagor SRL cafeteria/festivity hall of the school of Glinoe Development village, Slobozia district Technical assessment, cost estimates 18 development and technical supervision of Community 101,148 € Alexdan SRL social infrastructure sites located on both Development 7 September, 2015 – 15 March, 2018 banks of the Nistru river 19 Renovation of the bridge in Hirbovat village, 137,000 € Community Mayoralty of Hirbovat village, 17 December 2015 – 29 December 2017 2 Support to Confidence Building Measures Programme This Programme is funded by the European Union, and implemented by the United Nations Development Programme Anenii Noi district Development Anenii Noi district Renovation of village Community Center and Community Mayoralty of Corjova village, 08 October 2015 – 29 December 2017 20 137,243 € Stadium in Corjova, Criuleni district Development Criuleni district Construction of Office of Family Physicians in Community Mayoralty of Hagimus village, 21 Hagimus village, Causeni district 137,340 € 06 October 2015 – 29 December 2017 Development Causeni district CAPACITY BUILDING COMPONENT Consulting services for strengthening the capacities of target communities from the left 91,113 € Capacity Building AO Interactiune 7 September, 2015 – 6 September, 2017 22 bank of the Nistru river Consulting services for strengthening the National Assistance and Information 23 capacities of target communities from the right 83,772 € Capacity Building Center for NGOs from Moldova 22 July, 2015 – 21 July, 2017 bank of the Nistru river CONTACT STATISTICS COMPONENT Assessment of data users’ capacities on both 24 banks of Nistru River 46,318 € Statistics Magenta Consulting SRL 25 November, 2015 – 29 April, 2016 PROJECTS CARRIED OUT IN THE FRAMEWORK OF "SUPPORT TO CONFIDENCE BUILDING MEASURES" PROGRAMME (MARCH 2012- MARCH 2015) No Project title Budget, EUR Sector Implementing partners Implementation period/Expected dates Creating a sustainable system of business education in Transnistria for beginner Consortium of Chamber of Commerce July 2012 – June 2014 Business 1 entrepreneurs, mid-level managers and CEOs, 455,500 € of Transnistria and SGS Company, Development as well as creating a sustainable pool of local Chisinau business trainers Joint business trips to EU for Chamber of Commerce of Moldova in July 2012 – April 2013 Business 2 Moldovan/Transnistrian entrepreneurs 106,300 € partnership with “Interconomservice”, Development Rybnitsa 3 Support to Confidence Building Measures Programme This Programme is funded by the European Union, and implemented by the United Nations Development Programme Business consulting services for companies Chamber of Commerce of Moldova in September 2012 – July 2013 Business 3 from Moldova and the Transnistrian region 33,500 € partnership with “Interconomservice”, Development Rybnitsa Market Survey of the Microfinance sector and Research company "International July 2012– November 2012 feasibility study creating a microfinance facility Business Development Alternatives", Chisinau in 4 37,400 € in the Transnistrian region Development partnership with NGO “New Age”, Tiraspol Strengthening the capacity of SMEs from Chamber of Commerce of Moldova in Moldova and the Transnistrian region to Business October, 2013 – February 2015 5 472,296 € partnership with “Interconomservice”, participate at international specialized fairs and Development Rybnitsa exhibitions Creation of Job Opportunities through Business 616,385 € Business Chamber of Commerce and Industry of December 2013 – February 2015 6 Support for Youth in the Transnistrian region Development Transnistria, Tiraspol Creation of Job Opportunities through Business 265,810 € Business AXA Management Consulting SRL, December 2013 – February 2015 7 Support for Youth in the Security Zone Development Chisinau in partnership with NGO “Resonance”, Tiraspol Extension and promotion of hailatara.md 65,680 € Business TOCB Consulting SRL, Chisinau in December 2013 – December 2014 services on the both banks of the Nistru River Development partnership with Ecological Club 8 Oikumena, Ecological Club of Teachers Tourists, Tiraspol Strengthening the cooperation between 71,560 € Business ANTREC Moldova in partnership with December 2013 – December 2014 villages from both banks of Nistru River Development the Regional Development Association, 9 through development of rural, ecological and Tiraspol cultural tourism Youth at Work – online social 7,186 € Business The National Youth Council in January 2014 – May 2014 10 gaming/communication platform Development Moldova/UNDP Policy Unit Youth at Work – online social 5,789 € Business Emerson College/UNDP Policy Unit November 2013 – May 2014 11 gaming/communication platform Development Modern Media across the Nistru river (trainings 58,845 € Civil Society Association for Development and July 2012 – December 2012 12 for TV, radio and on-line journalists from both Cooperation in partnership with banks) Publika TV, Chisinau Enhancing media capacity in Moldova and the 63,164 € Civil Society Independent Journalism Centre, July 2012 – July 2013 13 Transnistrian region Chisinau in partnership with “Media (trainings for young journalists from both Center” and “Stels-Tera” NGOs from 4 Support to Confidence Building Measures Programme This Programme is funded by the European Union, and implemented by the United Nations Development Programme banks) Tiraspol Road safety and casualty reduction (enhancing 59,700 € Civil Society Automobile Club of Moldova, Chisinau July 2012 – July 2013 road safety on both banks) in partnership with Automobile Club of 14 Transnistria, Tiraspol and Eastern Alliance for Safe and
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