Agriculture and Rural Development

Target Audience:
Farmers Agricultural cooperatives Rural SMEs

Agriculture remains one of the pillars of the economy of the Republic of Moldova, and rural development is a strategic priority for both national authorities and international development partners.

Rural communities, farmers, agricultural cooperatives, local public authorities and NGOs active in rural areas have access to a diverse range of financing instruments aimed at modernizing the agricultural sector, diversifying the rural economy, improving infrastructure and increasing the quality of life in rural areas.

In the context of rapprochement with the European Union, financing opportunities in this area are continuously expanding.


Disclaimer: Information on funding opportunities is updated periodically. We recommend that you check the indicated sources directly to confirm the availability and deadlines of active calls. For a personalized analysis of the opportunities suitable for your organization, contact the Core Consult team.

IFAD Programmes (UCIP IFAD) in Moldova

Eligible Applicants: Small-scale farmers and agricultural producers, young people and women entrepreneurs, Water Users Associations (WUAs) and Local Public Authorities

Priority Areas: Climate change adaptation, farm modernisation, renewable energy, rural development

Resource: www.ucipifad.md


IFAD – International Fund for Agricultural Development

Eligible Applicants: Farmers, cooperatives, rural Local Public Authorities, NGOs

Priority Areas: Rural development, sustainable agriculture, market access

Resource: www.ifad.org/moldova


GIZ – Agriculture and Rural Development Moldova

Eligible Applicants: Rural Local Public Authorities, cooperatives, farmers, NGOs

Priority Areas: Sustainable agriculture, value chains, vocational training

Resource: www.giz.de/moldova


European Union – Agriculture Grants

Eligible Applicants: Associative structures of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in the agri-food sector

Priority Areas: Seeds sector, climate adaptation, sustainable systems, modernisation

Resource: eu4moldova.eu



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