Application for monitoring the Government's priority reforms (March–August 2016)
Automatically translated summary. The full article is available in Romanian.
ADEPT, the Legal Resources Centre from Moldova (CRJM) and the Independent Think Tank “Expert-Grup” have produced an interactive application tracking the Government's priority reforms between March and August 2016. It was developed as part of their joint monitoring report on the Roadmap for the priority reform agenda.
The application interactively shows the progress achieved in 13 areas of activity. These include anti-corruption efforts, public administration reform, transparency of party financing, media freedom, reform of the justice system and the Prosecutor's Office, resuming negotiations on a cooperation agreement with the IMF, and the independence of the National Bank of Moldova. It also covers a thorough investigation of banking fraud, the business climate, energy sector transparency, dialogue with civil society and implementation of the Association Agreement with the EU.
The Romanian version was updated on 13 September 2016, and the application is also available in Russian and English. It is not available for mobile devices. The monitoring was supported by the American people through USAID; the views expressed are the authors' own. An accompanying press release states that the reforms under the Roadmap were only half implemented.
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