Dezvoltarea regională din Republica Moldova: cadrul european de politici [Articol]

Abstract

Regional development policy in the Republic of Moldova is the national prerogative to which central and local public administration authorities bring their coordinated contribution within a participatory process aimed at implementing regional projects and programs. Their purpose is aimed at creating the necessary conditions to ensure income, employment and living conditions of citizens, attracting investments and improving regional infrastructure. The current development trends of the Republic of Moldova continue to be dominated by the advancement of the monopolistic model of development, characterized by disproportionate concentration of resources and welfare in Chisinau. Chisinau, against the background of increasing marginalization of peripheral regions. Currently, the Gross Regional Product per inhabitant in Chisinau is almost 5 times larger than in the regions, which negatively affects the economic competitiveness of the Republic of Moldova and average indicators of quality of life of citizens, creating the necessary premises for the perpetuation of external and internal migration.