The Council of Europe, in co-operation with the Centre for Continuous Electoral Training (CCET) is defining the roadmap for accreditation of the CCET as an educational institution in line with the relevant legislation of the Republic of Moldova. As a result, election officials, trainers, police officers, journalists, political party treasurers, librarians, etc. will get qualified certificates issued by CCET.

The Council of Europe assists the Central Electoral Commission of the Republic of Moldova in drawing up electoral rolls and relevant amendments to electoral legislation. Thus, a new working methodology, including more accurate electoral lists and the adjustment of the relevant instructions, will increase public confidence in electoral administration.

The Council of Europe assists the Central Electoral Commission of Autonomous Territorial Unit of Gagauzia (CECG) in clarifying the legal status of the permanent electoral body in the region.

In this context, a Working Group (WG) within the CECG will draft the amendments to harmonize the legislation on the CECG status and examine the possibility of CECG being granted access to the State Automated Information System "Elections".

The Council of Europe is offering supports the Central Electoral Commission on the digitalization of the electoral process and in piloting electronic voting (e-voting) as an alternative voting method in the Republic of Moldova. CoE experts addressed questions regarding the legal framework for online-voting, focusing on the aspects of the online-voting, the feasibility of distant voting (including associated risks) and multiple voting, conciliation of secrecy with transparency and traceability, financial and human resources required to maintain a constitutionally acceptable online-voting, etc. 

A competition aiming at discovering and highlighting innovative and efficient practices concerning the functioning of justice, judicial procedures or the organisation of courts is to be conducted for the first time in Moldova in 2022.

On 3 February 2022, the Working Group composed of the representatives of the Superior Council of Magistracy, the Agency for Court Administration, the National Institute of Justice and national courts started working on the regulation for conducting a competition.

A Working Group was created and met on 9 February 2022 to improve the regulations on media relations and the public between courts and other judicial authorities. Composed of representatives of the Superior Council of Magistracy, the Agency for Court Administration, the National Institute of Justice, national courts, and CEPEJ national experts, the group will be guided by the assessment of the Communication Strategy of the Superior Council of Magistracy and of the Guide for the judiciary on relations with mass-media developed with the Council of Europe support.