The EU is supporting SMEs through 100+ projects in the Eastern Partnership region

The project, funded by the European Union, the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), the Austrian Development Agency, and Polish aid, aims to enhance the quality of life and mitigate the economic and social impacts of COVID-19 in chosen Moldovan communities, fostering their long-term resilience.

This project assists Eastern Partner governments in enhancing institutional frameworks, particularly for SMEs. It involves supporting the development of SME strategies, implementing monitoring systems, and fostering public-private dialogue to inform policymaking and monitor reform progress.

The Project seeks to improve living conditions in Moldovan rural areas by enhancing small and medium enterprise (SME) development for increased competitiveness and productivity.

The 4-year Project aims to bolster the digital economy and regional competitiveness in Cahul by fostering innovation partnerships, promoting STEM education, and supporting startup growth.

LEADER, an EU initiative introduced in 1991, employs a community-led approach to address rural area challenges. It aims to stimulate local economic growth, especially for micro and small businesses, with Local Action Groups (LAGs) playing a pivotal role in driving local development initiatives.

The project provides an online portal for accessing regional trade information, conduct surveys on trade barriers, and offer training to enhance the collection and analysis of trade data.

The Confidence Building Measures Programme aims to build trust across the Nistru river by supporting joint efforts in economic development, community advancement, cultural heritage, and local media development.

The EU4Environment Action aims to bring a higher level of environmental well-being for citizens in the Eastern Neighbourhood while also helping the six partner countries to grasp opportunities of greener economic growth and preserve their natural capital.