For a small state like the Republic of Moldova, how could the crises, hybrid tactics from turning into full-blown systemic shocks? In this interview, we discuss the single most critical pillar of resilience: a unified crisis-governance system that links early warning, critical-infrastructure protection, and crisis public communication into one practical framework. We also look at the role of civil society and citizens in a coordinated national response, including how we act when multiple crises hit in parallel – energy, security, disinformation – and how to stop them from reinforcing each other. How to prepare for a crisis at the institutional and individual level? The discussion highlights lessons learned from recent international crises and the next steps to strengthen Moldova’s resilience. Watch the interview:
_____________
This material was produced with financial support from the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs (Swedish MFA) and the German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMF). Its content is the sole responsibility of the European Institute for Development Policy (EURODEV) in partnership with PISA and does not necessarily reflect the views of the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs or the GMF.
