Updates

Despite a low level of risk of terrorist financing in the CSO sector, new recommendations threaten to burden CSO operations. A new draft law proposes measures that would limit freedom of expression.

CSOs adapt their work to help refugees fleeing Ukraine amid new emergency measures and bodies introduced.

The percentage mechanism allows taxpayers to allocate 2% of their paid income tax to a CSO of their choice.

This type of nonprofit partnership can advance the connection between the business and public sector as well as help CSOs engage in micro regional development.

Early parliamentary elections are set for July 11, 2021.

The first set of emergency measures ban public assemblies, introduce restrictions on free movement and impose rules on how the mass media coordinates and reports on the exceptional situation.

In Moldova several several media institutions are organised as non-profit organisations, selling advertising space to MP canditates.

Until 2019 the annual allocations had a positive dynamic.

The new NCO Law simplifies the registration procedure for CSOs and eliminates registration fees.

The state of emergency is now in force until May 15.

The measure addresses one of the specific recommendations of the latest CSO Meter Country Report.

The plan ignores priority issues, such as the law on non-commercial organizations or the legal framework on philanthropy.