Georgeta Mincu
graduated in International Economic Relations in Romania and received her Master of Development Studies in Ireland at UCD School of Politics and International Relations. She has an extensive experience of 20 years working for Government of Moldova, BSO and for many International Development Organizations (WB, UNCTAD, ILO, IOM, EC (through TA projects)) and Financial Organization (IMF, WB, IFC). She was part of leading technical negotiation team on WTO accession of Moldova, manager of TTFSE WB Regional project in Moldova, manager of a Women Support Project in Transnistria, senior economist for Private Sector Development Strategy Paper, Regulatory Reform Initiative, WTO Legal Approximation process, Moldova 2020 Strategy Paper, DCFTA Action Plan of Moldova and Road Map on increasing Competitiveness.
The expert is author and co-author of many economic and development policy studies on trade and customs, business development, remittances and labor migration, including studies: A FTA between Moldova and EU: Feasibility, Perspectives and Potential Impact; TSIA of DCFTA for Georgia and Moldova carried out by European Commission through EU consulting companies.
Currently, the expert leading a Centre for Development and Management, and provide consulting services to Business Sector, Development Organizations, like UNDP, WB, LED, Winrock Moldova on economic policy reforms related to trade, migration and development and entrepreneurial education.
The expert is author and co-author of many economic and development policy studies on trade and customs, business development, remittances and labor migration, including studies: A FTA between Moldova and EU: Feasibility, Perspectives and Potential Impact; TSIA of DCFTA for Georgia and Moldova carried out by European Commission through EU consulting companies.
Currently, the expert leading a Centre for Development and Management, and provide consulting services to Business Sector, Development Organizations, like UNDP, WB, LED, Winrock Moldova on economic policy reforms related to trade, migration and development and entrepreneurial education.
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fact analysis of the described vulnerable group (by subpopulations) and comparative analysis with the opposite group (non-vulnerable) of women (sometimes with the appropriate male group), quantitative and qualitative data from different available official (official and administrative statistics) and independent (researches, surveys)
sources were combined and used.
This Paper is for decision-makers, policymakers, civil society and general public and aims at increasing the level of data understanding and at providing examples related to use of multidimensionally disaggregated statistics, in order to determine the measures of intervention needed to promote equality, inclusion and cohesion, non-discrimination and acceptance of the under-represented groups of women.
Total or partial reproduction of this text is allowed, provided that the source is indicated clearly and exactly
economic entities, particularly to SMEs, which are aimed at encouraging their business development and growth with the view to create the common good accessible to each citizen of the country.
The study reflects facts and statistics about the state support provided by central and local public authorities in different forms - subsidies,
exemptions, deferral of taxes and fees, soft loans, financial security, grants, and price discounts, concluding that the state support mechanism in
the country is determined by challenges, such as noncompliance, with regard to provision of previous state support, with the current legislation
and aquis-communautaire; low transparency of state support mechanisms, both domestic and foreign support; insufficient justification of the decision on state support provision based on an
economic analysis of its effects.
Această notă analitică are ca scop identificarea și analiza caracteristicilor femeilor antrenate în activități economice și afaceri în Republica Moldova, numite în continuare grupul de Femei în economie și afaceri. Particularitățile acestui grup sunt analizate prin prisma indicatorilor economici și sociali și a elementelor care descriu felul în care acest grup interacționează cu factorii pieței muncii, cu familia și cu instituțiile din țară.
Analiza descrisă uneori arată și în ce mod politicile pot afecta aceste interacțiuni și rezultatele acestora din perspectiva egalității de gen.
This Paper is for decision-makers, policymakers, civil society and general public and aims at increasing the level of data understanding and at providing examples related to use of multidimensionally disaggregated statistics, in order to determine the measures of intervention needed to promote equality, inclusion and cohesion, non-discrimination and acceptance of the under-represented groups of women.
The respective guide was developed in close coordination with local partners, from the Government, private sector and technical assistance programs partners, building on the previous initiatives of the same nature, based on existing realities, current business environment and entrepreneurial culture, legislative framework, economic related policies of the country, as well as specific entrepreneurs' needs.
The business guide has been produced as part of the project "Beyond Poverty Alleviation: Developing a Legal, Regulatory and Institutional Framework for Leveraging Migrant Remittances for Entrepreneurial Growth in Moldova."
The project is funded by the European Commission and co-funded by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and implemented by IOM and the International Labour Organization (ILO) in partnership with the Ministry of Economy and Trade.
fact analysis of the described vulnerable group (by subpopulations) and comparative analysis with the opposite group (non-vulnerable) of women (sometimes with the appropriate male group), quantitative and qualitative data from different available official (official and administrative statistics) and independent (researches, surveys)
sources were combined and used.
This Paper is for decision-makers, policymakers, civil society and general public and aims at increasing the level of data understanding and at providing examples related to use of multidimensionally disaggregated statistics, in order to determine the measures of intervention needed to promote equality, inclusion and cohesion, non-discrimination and acceptance of the under-represented groups of women.
Total or partial reproduction of this text is allowed, provided that the source is indicated clearly and exactly
economic entities, particularly to SMEs, which are aimed at encouraging their business development and growth with the view to create the common good accessible to each citizen of the country.
The study reflects facts and statistics about the state support provided by central and local public authorities in different forms - subsidies,
exemptions, deferral of taxes and fees, soft loans, financial security, grants, and price discounts, concluding that the state support mechanism in
the country is determined by challenges, such as noncompliance, with regard to provision of previous state support, with the current legislation
and aquis-communautaire; low transparency of state support mechanisms, both domestic and foreign support; insufficient justification of the decision on state support provision based on an
economic analysis of its effects.
Această notă analitică are ca scop identificarea și analiza caracteristicilor femeilor antrenate în activități economice și afaceri în Republica Moldova, numite în continuare grupul de Femei în economie și afaceri. Particularitățile acestui grup sunt analizate prin prisma indicatorilor economici și sociali și a elementelor care descriu felul în care acest grup interacționează cu factorii pieței muncii, cu familia și cu instituțiile din țară.
Analiza descrisă uneori arată și în ce mod politicile pot afecta aceste interacțiuni și rezultatele acestora din perspectiva egalității de gen.
This Paper is for decision-makers, policymakers, civil society and general public and aims at increasing the level of data understanding and at providing examples related to use of multidimensionally disaggregated statistics, in order to determine the measures of intervention needed to promote equality, inclusion and cohesion, non-discrimination and acceptance of the under-represented groups of women.
The respective guide was developed in close coordination with local partners, from the Government, private sector and technical assistance programs partners, building on the previous initiatives of the same nature, based on existing realities, current business environment and entrepreneurial culture, legislative framework, economic related policies of the country, as well as specific entrepreneurs' needs.
The business guide has been produced as part of the project "Beyond Poverty Alleviation: Developing a Legal, Regulatory and Institutional Framework for Leveraging Migrant Remittances for Entrepreneurial Growth in Moldova."
The project is funded by the European Commission and co-funded by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and implemented by IOM and the International Labour Organization (ILO) in partnership with the Ministry of Economy and Trade.