29.07.2010
Rom  Rus  Eng

IFAD I

IFAD I. The Rural Finance and Small Enterprise Development Project, is the first IFAD-funded Project in Moldova , amounting to 8.0 mln. USD, has been launched in 2001. The Project has been finalized on December 31, 2005. Under the Project there has been established the Revolving Fund, proceeds of which are being used for the continuous on-lending to further finance eligible activities.

The overall Project objective is to facilitate access of the small and medium-size enterprises to long- and mid-term credits.

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IFAD II

IFAD II. The Agricultural Revitalization Project, as second IFAD-funded project in Moldova , has been launched in January 2006 and is expected to be finalized in March 2013. For project implementation activities envisaged under the project there have been allocated cca. USD 15 mln. At the same time, at project launching there have been established the Revolving Credit Fund, proceeds of which are being used for further continuous on-lending of eligible activities.

Project scope is to contribute to rural poverty alleviation through agricultural revitalization by creating new jobs and generating incomes for the rural population.

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IFAD III

IFAD III. The Rural Business Development Programme, the third IFAD-investment in the Republic Moldova, has been launched in July 2006 and is expected to be finalised in September 2011. For Programe implementation shall be allocated cca. USD 13,5 mln.

At the same time, under the Programme has been established the Revolving Fund, proceeds of which are being used for the continuous on-lending to further finance eligible activities.

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IFAD IV

The goal of the Rural Financial Services and Marketing Programme ( RFSMP) would be to reduce rural poverty in Moldova through creating enabling conditions for the poorer and poorest members of rural society to increase their incomes through greater access to markets and employment .

The Programme’s objective would be to extend employment opportunities and participation of small farmers in competitive commodity value chains through enhanced access to financial services for the small owners , women practicing off-farm businesses and young farmers, as well as off-farm entrepreneurs and processing units.

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