The Government of Sweden is a strategic partner to UN Women, contributing to the overall implementation of the Country Office Strategic Note.

The European Union is providing financial support through "the EVA Project - Promoting gender equality in Cahul and Ungheni districts", which empowers women, promoted the inclusion of the specific priorities and needs of women and children on the agenda of local public authorities and works to prevent and eliminate all forms of violence against women and children.

The European Union also provides financial support through the project "EU 4 Gender Equality: Together against gender stereotypes and gender-based violence", supporting gender equality, tackling perceptions about the roles of men and women in the family and in the society, and contributing to the elimination gender-based violence.

The Embassy Office of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in the Republic of Moldova financed the "Increasing the access of vulnerable women to food and essential supplies” project which contributed to improving resilience of the most vulnerable groups against multiple crises, especially against the COVID-19 pandemic and its aftermaths.

The US Department of State is funding the project "Promoting Gender-Responsive Refugee Responses at the Regional and Country Level” which addresses the gender-specific impacts of Ukraine’s humanitarian and refugee crisis while simultaneously ensuring that women and those at risk have strengthened access to protection services and resources.

The government of Japan is funding the project "Strengthening Socio-Economic Resilience of Women and Girls Affected by the Ukraine Refugee Crisis in Moldova”, aiming at strengthening socio-economic resilience of women and girls affected by the Ukraine refugee crisis in Moldova and enhancing social cohesion in the host communities in 5 selected districts in Moldova.

The Swiss Development Cooperation is providing financial support through the project "Women in support of women: increasing the leadership and resilience of women affected by the crisis through community initiatives". The project's goal is to foster resilience, inclusion and peacebuilding among local communities through the direct contribution and leadership of women.

The Government of Finland has provided UN Women with financial support that has strengthened the gender mainstreaming within the coordination of the refugee response and supported awareness raising activities on gender-based violence. The financial support of Finland has also strengthened UN Women's partners in providing emergency response to the refugee crisis.

Through the UN Women’s Peace and Humanitarian Fund’s (WPHF) Ukraine Regional Response, UN Women is extending support to women’s rights organizations to respond to the war in Ukraine, working to provide critical humanitarian assistance to women refugees, protect women and girls affected by gender-based violence, enhance their economic recovery, enhance their participation in humanitarian planning and response, and build the institutional capacity of local organizations working with displaced women and girls.

As a committed partner and the largest donor to the United Nations Women’s Peace & Humanitarian Fund, Germany supports local women leaders & grassroots civil society organizations that are building peace at the forefront of the world’s evolving crises.

With financial support from the Peacebuilding Fund, UN Women works to facilitate an enabling environment for improved cross-river interconnection between communities and CSOs, social cohesion, reduced social tensions and better mainstreaming of human rights and gender equality in the Transnistrian conflict settlement process.

The United Nations Partnership on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNPRPD) is a unique collaborative effort that brings together UN entities, governments, organizations of persons with disabilities and the broader civil society works to translate these possibilities into reality.

Through the UNPRPD-financed project “Addressing stigma, discrimination and violence for empowering women with disabilities” UN Women addressed challenges in overcoming stigma and discrimination, and how to address violence for women with disabilities. The project developed and piloted a tool to generate evidence of disability-related stigma and discrimination and its implications, as well as behavioral change interventions to monitor evidence of behavioral change. The project also carried out activities to fulfill the fundamental rights of women and girls with disabilities.

The Unified Budget, Results and Accountability Framework (UBRAF) is UNAIDS instrument to maximize the coherence, coordination and impact of the UN’s response to AIDS by combining the efforts of the UN Cosponsors and UNAIDS Secretariat in 2012-2015.

Through the financial support from UNAIDS through UBRAF, UN Women has supported the organizational development of civil society organizations in promoting gender equality and elimination of violence against women and girls, mentoring programs for women effected by HIV, gender mainstreaming of National Program for the Prevention and Control of HIV/AIDS and Sexually Transmitted Infections (2022-2025) along with gender sensitive service provision and capacity building.