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Moldova crisis preparedness and civil protection initiatives

Overview

Moldova is expanding its crisis management and civil protection capabilities through digital tools and national preparedness programs. The National Crisis Management Center (CNMC) and the Electronic Government Agency (AGE) are working to integrate an emergency alert module into the EVO mobile application by the end of 2026. This module aims to provide real-time information and specific behavioral instructions for risks such as floods, power outages, or epidemiological threats.

In addition to digital alerts, the government is launching ‘Moldova Pregătită’, an annual program to improve household and community response to emergencies. The inaugural edition, ‘The First 72 Hours’, is scheduled for November 2026 and will offer citizens checklists and guides for the immediate aftermath of a crisis. These efforts align with broader European Union civil protection initiatives, such as the ‘Act as One’ campaign, which focuses on disaster prevention and cross-border solidarity in response to increasing extreme weather events.

Entities

National Crisis Management Center · Serghei Diaconu · European Union · Government of Moldova · Republic of Moldova

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  1. [INTERNATIONAL] 3 sources
    Moldova and EU launch new crisis preparedness and civil protection initiatives

    Moldova is launching the 'Moldova Pregătită' annual crisis preparedness program in November 2026, while the EU rolls out a multi-country civil protection campaign to combat extreme weather risks.

  2. [POLITICS] 6 sources
    Moldova to launch emergency alerts via EVO app by year-end

    Moldovan authorities plan to launch an emergency alert module in the EVO app by year-end, providing real-time risk warnings and behavioral instructions for crises like floods or power outages.

Sources

botosani24.ro · estv.ro · news.yam.md · romania24.ro · tvrmoldova.md · voceabasarabiei.md · ziar.md