Focus Economics’ 2026 consensus puts Moldova’s GDP per capita at about USD 7,816 — among the lowest in Europe after Ukraine and Kosovo. Eurostat’s Neighbourhood East series records the population falling from 2.87 million in 2015 to 2.42 million in 2024. IOM’s World Migration Report 2026 names Moldova, with Bosnia and Herzegovina and Ukraine, as the three European countries with the steepest declines from 2005 to 2024.
That is not a war statistic. It is a brain-drain statistic. One in four Moldovans lives abroad. We already sent a named load to Gimnaziul Dumitru Matcovschi in Soroca on 4 September 2026. This Orhei page is the rural regional pin, not a claim that Moldova received nothing. We send the machines. We are short of devices for more classrooms in Moldova. Photographs of the people who receive the machines stay off this site.
This page is not a delivery ledger. Dated loads sit on /donate/evidence/.