Featured

Moldova At-A-Glance

Moldova is a small lower-middle-income economy. Although the poorest country in Europe, it has made significant progress in reducing poverty and promoting inclusive growth since the early 2000s. The economy has expanded by an average of 5% annually, driven by consumption and fueled by remittances. The latter account for a quarter of GDP, among the highest shares in the world.

Overview

Data

Data

Project in Moldova

Moldova-220x220

Modernization of Government Services in the Republic of Moldova

The project development objective is to improve access, efficiency and quality of delivery of selected government administrative services.

View All Projects

Moldova in Figures

Open Data On selection, change the data Moldova's GDP decreased by 0.9 percent in the second quarter of 2022, totaling nil percent growth in the first half of the year

The war in Ukraine and the recent drought have brought significant challenges to the Moldovan economy. Trade disruptions, lower foreign inflows, and high inflation have a significant toll on private consumption and investment. GDP will contract by 0.7 percent in 2022, with a slow recovery in the subsequent years provided that the war does not escalate further. Over eleven thousand people are projected to fall below the poverty line. Read more

Blogs

Blog Loading
    View All Blogs View All Blogs

    Experts

    Bob Saum's photo
    Bob Saum

    Regional Country Director for Eastern Europe

    The World Bank
    Inguna Dobraja

    World Bank Group Country Manager for Moldova

    View All Experts

    Stay Connected

    News & Events

    What's New

    Latest Events

    In Depth

    Work With Us In Moldova

    Additional Resources

    Related

    Country Office Contacts

    Chisinau, Moldova
    Pushkin Street, 20/1, MD-2012, Chisinau, Republic of Moldova
    +373-22-262-262
    +373-22-262-236