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The purposes of the Agricultural Competitiveness and Enterprise Development Project (ACED) are to develop and expand markets for Moldovan high value agriculture and to provide training to upgrade production and the ability to meet buyer requirements.

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The Agricultural Competitiveness and Enterprise Development Project (ACED), initiated by USAID's Regional Mission for Ukraine, Moldova, and Belarus, aims to enhance the competitiveness and market expansion of Moldova's high-value agriculture sector. The project focuses on providing technical assistance and training to farmers and value chain entities, particularly those involved in irrigation systems targeted for rehabilitation under a complementary MCC-funded initiative. The activities will concentrate on developing new market opportunities, upgrading production practices to meet buyer requirements, offering demand-driven technical support, and implementing recommendations to create a more favorable enabling environment. Additionally, ACED will extend support to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the Transnistrian region across various sectors, marking USAID's initial enterprise development effort in that area. The project seeks to increase rural incomes and employment by addressing critical constraints across production, marketing, policy, and credit access levels within the fresh fruit and vegetable value chains. By aligning technical assistance with the upcoming irrigation improvements, ACED aims to facilitate the transition to irrigated high-value agricultural production. The overall goal is to foster sustainable economic growth in Moldovan agriculture and related businesses, while also helping SMEs in Transnistria to grow and improve their sustainability. The solicitation for this project was posted in early 2010, and further information, including contact details and procurement opportunities, is available on USAID's official platforms.

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USAID’s ACED project boosts Moldova agriculture competitiveness, irrigation, SME growth, and rural employment.

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Agency For International Development → Usaid/ukraineView Agency

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541990 - All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical ServicesView NAICS

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Chisinau, MDA

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AgencyAgency For International Development → Usaid/ukraine
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OfficeKYIV, UKR
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Office AddressKYIV, UKR
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Svitlana ShkulovaSr. Acquisiton and Assistance Specialist
Svitlana ShkulovaSr. Acquisition&Assistance Specialist

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The Regional Mission for Ukraine, Moldova and Belarus (hereinafter referred to as USAID) intends to issue a request for proposal (RFP) for the Agricultural Competitiveness and Enterprise Development Project (ACED) to develop and expand markets for Moldovan high value agriculture and to provide training to upgrade production and the ability to meet buyer requirements. ACED will provide technical assistance and training to HVA value chain entities, including farmers in the irrigation systems targeted for rehabilitation under the separate MCC funded project, through a set of integrated and demand-driven activities focusing on 1) developing and expanding market opportunities for the Moldovan HVA sector; 2) upgrading production and the ability of the value chain to meet buyer requirements; 3) providing demand-driven technical assistance to upgrade the HVA value chain; 4) implementing recommendations for an improved enabling environment. In Transnistria, ACED shall assist SMEs in the HVA and other sectors to grow their businesses. The RFP will be issued/posted on USAID's agency website: www.fedbizops.gov under the section on business and procurement. Background information follows: The first purpose is to increase incomes and generate jobs in rural Moldova, by addressing the most critical impediments to the development of a competitive High Value Agricultural (HVA) sector, including development of related non-agribusiness enterprises in the value chain. The focus will be on improving the competitiveness of fresh fruit and vegetable value chains by addressing binding constraints in the value chain at the production, marketing, policy and access to credit levels. Complementing the upcoming MCC investment in irrigation system rehabilitation, ACED will provide critical market development and technical assistance support that will be needed by the beneficiaries as they transition to irrigated HVA production. The second purpose of ACED is to help small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the Transnistrian region to grow and become more sustainable. This will represent USAID's first substantial enterprise development effort in Transnistria and shall include but is not limited to the HVA sector. Additional reference materials can be found at http://moldova.usaid.gov/arc.shtml

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