The document summarizes key aspects of public social protection systems and expenditures in Moldova. It discusses 1) the necessity of public social protection systems and how Moldova's system is regulated by laws, 2) the main forms and principles of social insurance programs in Moldova including unemployment, health, maternity, old age benefits, and 3) sources of funding for Moldova's state social insurance budget including contributions from employers, individuals, and enterprise patents.
The document summarizes key aspects of public social protection systems and expenditures in Moldova. It discusses 1) the necessity of public social protection systems and how Moldova's system is regulated by laws, 2) the main forms and principles of social insurance programs in Moldova including unemployment, health, maternity, old age benefits, and 3) sources of funding for Moldova's state social insurance budget including contributions from employers, individuals, and enterprise patents.
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The document summarizes key aspects of public social protection systems and expenditures in Moldova. It discusses 1) the necessity of public social protection systems and how Moldova's system is regulated by laws, 2) the main forms and principles of social insurance programs in Moldova including unemployment, health, maternity, old age benefits, and 3) sources of funding for Moldova's state social insurance budget including contributions from employers, individuals, and enterprise patents.
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Lecture 8 Public Expenses for Social Protection Slide 1
Key issues
1.The necessity and economic essence of
Public Social Protection System. 2.Organization of the state Social Insurance in the Republic of Moldova. 3.Forms of citizens’ support by means of Social Insurance in the Republic of Moldova. 4.State expenditure on Social Assistance. Lecture 8 Public Expenses for Social Protection Slide 2 The system of Public Social Protection of the RM is regulated by basic laws: 1.The LAW of the Republic of Moldova 489/1999 about the state system of social insurance no.489 from: 08.07.1999 2.The LAW of the Republic of Moldova 156/1998 about the state social insurance pensions 3. The LAW of the Republic of Moldova No.289-XV from 22.07.2004 about indemnities for temporary work disablement and other allowances of social insurances 4. The LAW about the budget of the state social insurance for 2010 N 129-XVIII from 12/23/2009 Lecture 8 Public Expenses for Social Protection Slide 3 The system of Public Social Protection of the RM is regulated by basic lows
5.The LAW of the Republic of Moldova № 547-XV
about the social assistance Bibliography 1. “Finantele Publice” Angela Secrieru pag.138-153 2. “Finantele Publice” sinteze,scheme, teste Rodica Hincu, Eugenia Busmachiu si altii pag. 74-83
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I Social protection consists of policies and programs designed to cushion (reduce) poverty and vulnerability by promoting efficient labor markets, diminishing people's exposure to risks, and enhancing their capacity to protect themselves against hazards and interruption/loss of income.
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There are five main areas of Social Protection (this classification is used in international practice):
1.labor market policies and programs designed to promote
employment, the efficient operation of labor markets and the protection of workers 2. social insurance programs to reduce the risks associated with unemployment, illness, disability, work-related injury and old age 3.social assistance and welfare service programs for the most vulnerable groups with no other means of adequate support, including single mothers, the homeless, or physically or mentally challenged people 4. micro-and area-based schemes to address vulnerability at the community level, including micro insurance, agricultural insurance, social funds and programs to manage natural disasters 5. child protection to ensure the healthy and productive development of children Lecture 8 Public Expenses for Social Protection Slide 6 Social insurance programs mitigate (reduce) risks by providing income support in the event of illness, disability, work injury, maternity, unemployment, old age, and death.
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Social insurance programs include ( this classification is made based on international practice): 1.unemployment insurance to deal with frictional or structural unemployment 2. work injury insurance to compensate workers for work-related injuries or diseases 3. disability and invalidity insurance, linked to old-age pensions, to cover for full or partial disability
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Social insurance programs include : 4. sickness and health insurance to protect workers from diseases 5. maternity insurance to provide benefits to mothers during pregnancy and recovery 4. old-age insurance to provide income support after retirement 6. life and survivor insurance to ensure that dependents are compensated for the loss of the breadwinner (supporter) Lecture 8 Public Expenses for Social Protection Slide 9 The main principles of Social Insurance include:
• Generality of supporting of citizens by
social insurance. This principle provides social insurance for all workers upon retirement or due to physical inability, with no exceptions and independently of sex, age, nationality, character and place of work, forms of its payment. Lecture 8 Public Expenses for Social Protection Slide 10 • General availability, i.e. the conditions, which define the right to the pension, are accessible to all.
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• Universality – means the big variety of kinds of social security by means of payment of pensions and indemnifications, employment, various actions for health growing, the prevention and disease decrease, prosthetics, leaving in boarding schools for invalids and aged people etc.
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• Establishment of dependence of the sizes of pensions and indemnifications on the previous work: duration of the experience of work, wages, working conditions and other factors connected with labour and public work.
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• Pensions and grants on social insurance are not assessed with taxes and tax collections.
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• Democratic character of the organization and management of social insurance system. The big role in it belongs to trade unions.
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• Optimum combination of interests of the persons, labour collectives and society at use of means of social insurance.
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Social assistance and welfare services provide protection to society's most vulnerable groups, i.e., those with no other means of support such as single parent households, victims of natural disasters or civil conflict, handicapped people, or the destitute poor.
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Social assistance interventions may include
1. welfare and social services to highly
vulnerable groups such as the physically or mentally disabled, orphans; 2. cash or in-kind transfers such as food stamps and family allowances 3. temporary subsidies such as life-line tariffs, housing subsidies, or support of lower prices of staple food in times of crisis Lecture 8 Public Expenses for Social Protection Slide 18 II. Social insurance in the Republic of Moldova represents the system of monetary relations, which form and spend funds of money resources for the financial support of the insured old persons or persons who lost capacity, supporter (breadwinner) or other persons requiring the help
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According to Law RМ № 489 – XIV from July, 8th, 1999 «About the state system of social insurance» the state system of insurance is formed and operates on the basis of following major principles:
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a) principle of uniformity, according to which the state shall organize and guarantee the public system of social insurance based on uniform legal standards;
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b) principle of fairness, that shall ensure a non-discriminatory treatment; in terms of rights and obligations, provided for by law to all participants of the public social insurance system both contributors and beneficiaries;
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c) principle of social solidarity, between and inside generations, under which the public system participants assume consciously and reciprocally obligations, and enjoy the right, which prevents, limits or removes social risks, as provided by law;
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d) principle of mandatory execution, according to which individuals and legal entities are committed under the law to participate in public system;
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e) principle of contribution, according to which the social insurance funds shall be created form the contributions payable by the individuals and legal entities - participants to the public system; the rights to social benefits are offered based on paid contributions to the social fund;
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f) principle of distribution, based on which the generated funds shall be redistributed for mandatory payments the public system has to make under the law;
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According to The LAW of Republic of Moldova 489/1999 about the state system of social insurance no.489 from: 08.07.1999 The budget of the public system of social insurance is a component part of public finances and is independent of the national (state) budget. The budget of public social insurance system includes the revenue side, the expenditure side and financial results in the public system of social insurance. Lecture 8 Public Expenses for Social Protection Slide 27 Sources of incomes of the state budget of Social Insurance for 2010:
I. Own incomes 1. Current incomes 1.1. Payments (fees) of obligatory state social insurance a) The payments of obligatory state social insurance transfered by employers
b)Individual payments of obligatory state social insurance
c)The individual payments of the state social insurance
listed by physical persons, concluded the individual contract d)The payments of obligatory state social insurance Lecture 8 Public Expenses for Social Protection Slide 28 transfered by owners of the enterprise patent 1.2. Other incomes from the enterprinorial activity and the property
a) Percent on the rests of money resources of the budget
of the state social insurance on current accounts in banking institutions
2. Other incomes
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II. Transfers a) Transfers from the state budget to the budget of the state social insurance b) Difference indemnification in tariffs of obligatory state social insurance in agricultural production sphere c) Transfers from the state budget for a covering of a budgeted deficit of the state social insurance
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Sources of expenditures of the state budget of Social Insurance for 2010: A. Social insurance payments 1. Social insurance pensions a) Pensions on age b) Disability pensions c) Pensions on the occasion of loss of the supporter d) Long-service pensions e) Pensions to deputies f) Pensions to members of the Government j) Pensions to public servants h) Pensions to local elective persons i) Pensions to employees of customs bodies j) Pensions to public prosecutors and judges k) The remaining sum after partial payment of pensions to the pensioners leaving in institutes of guardianship Lecture 8 Public Expenses for Social Protection Slide 31 2. Social insurance aids:
a) Single payment at a birth of a child, for the insured persons
b) The monthly aid on upbringing of the child before achievement of age of three years, for the insured persons c) Temporary disablement allowances in connection with industrial traumas or occupational diseases d) Temporary disablement allowances e) Aid on motherhood f) Disability pensions j) Aids to burial owing to an industrial trauma or occupational disease i) Aids to burial for the recipients of pensions of social insurance f) Aids to burial for the employed i) Aids to burial for the unemployed j) The unemployment benefit and social payments to the unemployed
3. Other payments of social insurance
a) Expenses on improvement of the insured persons by means of sanatorium treatment and rehabilitation Lecture 8 Public Expenses for Social Protection Slide 32 4. Expenses for the organization and functioning of the state system of social insurance a) Expenses on delivery of pensions, aids and indemnifications, including postal orders b) Expenses on bank service c) Expenses on development and conducting the State register of the individual account in the state system of social insurance d) Charges of National Agency of social insurance
including capital expenses
Lecture 8 Public Expenses for Social Protection Slide 33 According to The LAW about the budget of the state social insurance for 2010 N 129-XVIII from 12/23/2009 list of programs included in the budget of the state Social insurance for 2010 is the following :
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The List of programs, Included in the budget of the state Social insurance for 2010 (thousands MDL) The program The program purpose Program Sources of Sources of Costs financing financing State Social State Insurance Budget Budget
Activity for Management of the 193296,8 180469,1 12827,7
supporting the budget of the state system of social social insurance protection Protection in case Compensation of not 1614409,9 1425073,4 189336,5 of disease or received income due temporary to temporary disability disability, physical inability, accidents and motherhood The List of programs, Included in the budget of the state Social insurance for 2010 (thousands MDL) The program The program purpose Program Sources of Sources of Costs financing financing State Social State Insurance Budget Budget
Social protection Compensation of not 4843182,2 4710782,8 132399,4
due to old age received income due approach to pension age achievement
Protection in case Rendering of social 168544,6 165234,4 3310,2
of loss of the protection to supporter successors in case of loss of the supporter The List of programs, Included in the budget of the state Social insurance for 2010 (thousands MDL) The program The program purpose Program Sources of Sources of Costs financing financing State Social State Insurance Budget Budget
Family and child Financial support of 614369,9 452237,5 162132,4
protection families with children
Employment of Financial support of 46265,0 46265,0
the population the unemployed and protection in case of unemployment The List of programs, Included in the budget of the state Social insurance for 2010 (thousands MDL) The program The program purpose Program Sources of Sources of Costs financing financing State Social State Insurance Budget Budget
Protection against Rendering of the 586396,7 586396,7
exception from social help by social the society payments to the persons who are in a difficult situation
Additional support Financial support of 210912,4 10000,0 200912,4
to some categories the persons having of citizens special merits before the state According to the law RМ № 489 – XIV from July, 8th, 1999 «About the state system of social insurance» management of the state system of social insurance is carried out by National Social Insurance Agency – independent official body.
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Functions executed by the National Social Insurance Agency: a) guidance and monitoring of the implementation of legal provisions by local agencies, branches, funds, individuals and legal entities, which have rights and obligations pursuant to this law; b) providing data, necessary to formulate and substantiate the budget of social insurance; c) submitting reports about management of the social insurance budget to the Government and social partners; d) publication of annual reports of the National Social Insurance Agencies;
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Functions executed by the National Social Insurance Agency: e) transfer of social insurance contributions, unemployment and other contributions, in accordance with current legislation; f) monitoring of the receipt of revenues of the public social insurance budget, in conformity with the current legislation; g) taking measures, as established by the law, to improve and administer the public system efficiently, and maintain its integrity and comprehensiveness; Lecture 8 Public Expenses for Social Protection Slide 41 Functions executed by the National Social Insurance Agency: h) taking measures for protection of the social insurance funds; i) accounting of all contributors to the public system of social insurance at the national level; j) keeping records of rights for social insurance benefits and obligations at the national level, based on the personal social insurance number ; k) issue of annual certificate to each insured person confirming the period during which contributions have been made; Lecture 8 Public Expenses for Social Protection Slide 42 Functions executed by the National Social Insurance Agency: l) guidance and monitoring of activity of the board of medical experts, which certify recovery of capability to work; m) providing data for updating benefits in the public system of social insurance in the course of execution of the social insurance budget; n) ensuring the implementation of international conventions on social insurance, to which Moldova is a part; Lecture 8 Public Expenses for Social Protection Slide 43 Functions executied by the National Social Insurance Agency: (o) developing relations with similar social insurance organizations of other countries; (p) selection, training and improvement of skills of the personnel in the sector of public social insurance; (q) provision for introduction, , expansion, maintenance and protection of computerized accounting systems; (s) representation in court in the cases it is involved following the implementation of the provisions of this law; Lecture 8 Public Expenses for Social Protection Slide 44 III. The right for allowances of social insurance is accomplished by the means of public system of social insurances. The insured persons resident in the Republic of Moldova and unemployed ones entitled to receive the unemployment benefit have to the right to allowances of social insurances. A person has the right to allowances of social insurances related to the social risks against which he / she is insured.
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Insured persons from public system of social insurance have the right to the following allowances: a) indemnity for temporary work disablement caused by ordinary illnesses or by work-unrelated accidents; b) allowance for preventing the illnesses (quarantine); c) allowance for recovering the work capacity; d) indemnity of maternity; e) single indemnity at childbirth; f) indemnity for child rising till the age of 3 years; g) indemnity for maintenance of a sick child; Lecture 8 Public Expenses for Social Protection Slide 46 h) aid in case of death. Conditions for granting the allowances of social insurances are the following: 1) Insured persons have the right to allowances of social insurance if they have a total length of insurance of at least 3 years. 2) Insured persons who have a total length of insurance till 3 years benefit from the allowances of social insurances if they have a total length of insurance of at least 3 months, accomplished during the last 12 months previous to the occurrence of the insured risks. Lecture 8 Public Expenses for Social Protection Slide 47 Conditions for granting the allowances of social insurances:
3) Insured persons who activate the individual
work contract on unlimited period, including those who work seasonally, benefit from allowances of social insurance if they have the length of insurance specified in items (1) or (2) or at least 12 months, accomplished in the last 24 months previous to the occurrence of the insured risk.
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Conditions for granting the allowances of social insurances
4) Unemployed people benefit from allowances of
social insurance with the condition that for this period the payment of unemployment other benefit or the scholarship are suspended.
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The insured persons constantly living in Republic Moldova have the right to pension, also the persons who at the date of pension age are not insured persons, but correspond to the conditions stipulated by the present law. This right is realized according to the legislation through the public system of insurance upon social risks in case of disability (due to an pension age, invalidity) and also in case of loss of the supporter.
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Categories of persons that are subject of obligatory insurance that, according to the requirements of the legislation, are defined in the Law on the state system of social insurance.
Agriculturists also have the right to pension on the
conditions stipulated by the Moldovan Legislation.
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Pensions appointed according to the present are paid from the pension fund.
Incomes of pension fund are formed of:
a) employers payments; b) insured persons contributions; c) contributions from other funds; d) receipts from the state budget; e) other incomes. Lecture 8 Public Expenses for Social Protection Slide 52 The following types of pensions are paid by the public system of the RM: a) old-age pension; b) disability pension; c) survivor’s pension.
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IV. Social Assistance in the Republic of Moldova is the component of the national system of social protection. Following this system the state and society undertakes to prevent, to limit or eliminate the effects of temporary or permanent events which are regarded as social risks. Lecture 8 Public Expenses for Social Protection Slide 54 The social assistance (welfare ) is based on the following principles: a) recognizing the independence and autonomy personality, respect human dignity; b) universality entitlement to welfare; c) social solidarity ;
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The social assistance (welfare ) is based on the following principles: d) flexibility measures of social assistance, bringing in accordance with their real needs of the person or family in difficulty; e) partnership as a means of making and assessment of the measures of social assistance; f) personal responsibility of the recipient of social assistance. Lecture 8 Public Expenses for Social Protection Slide 56 From social assistance benefit individuals and families who, (because of economical, physical, psychological or social factors), have no possibility to ensure the decent level of life, i.e.: a) children and young people whose health, development and physical, mental or moral integrity is damaged in the environment they live;
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b) families who fail to fulfill the appropriately obligations on care, maintenance and educating children. c) families without income or low income; d) persons without family, which cannot household themselves, which require care and supervision or are unable to cover medical needs; e) children with disabilities until the age of 18 years; f) families with children; Lecture 8 Public Expenses for Social Protection Slide 58 i) disabled persons; j) other categories of individuals and families in difficulty.
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Social assistance is given in the form of: (a) cash benefits (allowances, compensation, benefits, etc.); (b) social services.
Social assistance can be granted indirectly, in
the form of discounts to the procurement of goods or current payment of services and utilities. Lecture 8 Public Expenses for Social Protection Slide 60 The categories of individuals and families that need social assistance are determined according to criteria established by the Ministry of health and social protection, in agreement with the Ministry of Finance (LAW of the Republic of Moldova № 547-XV about social assistance ) Lecture 8 Public Expenses for Social Protection Slide 61 The sources of financing of Social Assistance are the following: a) the state budget b) the budgets of administrative territorial units c) the Republican and local funds of supporting the population d) donations e) sponsorships f) contributions from recipients of social assistance. Lecture 8 Public Expenses for Social Protection Slide 62 Types of social assistance benefits are regulated by the LAW of Republic of Moldova Nr. 133 from 6/13/2008 about the social benefits
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Size of the minimum monthly income on each member of a family stipulated as follows: a) 100 percent of the minimum guaranteed monthly income for the applicant; b) 70 percent of the minimum guaranteed monthly income for each following adult member of a family; c) 50 percent of the minimum guaranteed monthly income for each child;
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Size of the minimum monthly income on each member of a family is: d) in addition 30 percent of the minimum guaranteed monthly income for each adult member of a family having group of physical inability; e) in addition 50 percent of the minimum guaranteed monthly income for each child-invalid; f) in addition 10 percent of the minimum guaranteed monthly income if the unique adult member of a family is the invalid.
Level of the minimum guaranteed monthly income is established
annually in the Law on the state budget.
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