{"id":449620,"date":"2021-08-30T17:41:32","date_gmt":"2021-08-30T17:41:32","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.moldova.org\/en\/?p=449620"},"modified":"2021-08-30T17:46:23","modified_gmt":"2021-08-30T17:46:23","slug":"good-laws-bad-implementation-what-stands-in-the-way-of-vaccinating-education-system-employees","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.moldova.org\/en\/good-laws-bad-implementation-what-stands-in-the-way-of-vaccinating-education-system-employees\/","title":{"rendered":"Good laws, bad implementation? What stands in the way of vaccinating education system employees?"},"content":{"rendered":"Reading Time: <\/span> 3<\/span> minutes<\/span><\/span>

The National Extraordinary Public Health Commission (NEPHC)<\/strong>\u00a0approved, on August 23, new public health measures<\/a> concerning the activity of education institutions, which shall open their doors starting September 1. Students of primary, secondary, high schools, universities, and vocational schools are supposed to physically attend their classes. All teachers, students and auxiliary staff must wear masks, keep social distance, classrooms would have to be cleaned, as well as rules regarding shorter classes and training plans are imposed.<\/p>\n

Given the unfavourable evolution of the COVID-19 pandemic and in order to ensure conducting the educational process in full safety, the Commission recommended reaching the vaccination rate among employees of at least 95% in each education institution, until October 1, 2021.\u00a0<\/span><\/strong>Such a measure is especially enforced when taking into consideration that communities in the education system are mostly formed of children – a group that is not protected by immunization against COVID-19, the NEPHC said.<\/p>\n

By the moment the vaccination rate would reach 95%, authorities aimed at controlling the infection rate through introducing compulsory testing for COVID-19 every 14 days, which are supposed to be paid by school employees themselves, that also representing an additional incentive for those who are not yet vaccinated to do so, as vaccinated persons are exempted from complying to this measure.<\/span><\/p>\n

The NEPHC measures have aroused a wave of discontent in the society. Members of the Education and Science Trade Unions Association<\/strong> transmitted teachers’ “perplexity and indignation about the obligation to get vaccinated and the recommendation to pay from their own sources\u00a0 for COVID-19 tests.”<\/em><\/p>\n

Mayor of the capital city, Ion Ceban<\/strong>, claimed that City Hall would not comply to the NEPHC decision, saying that a vaccination rate of over 70% has been reached in Chisinau. “The decision of the Commission remains to be null<\/span> on the territory of Chisinau municipality,”<\/em> Ceban declared. Moreover, the mayor came up with his own plan<\/a> of managing the Chisinau healthcare system under pandemic conditions, claiming that it could be applied by the Ministry of Health at national level. He also stated that the Executive has not worked enough with the City Hall to fight the pandemic.<\/p>\n

On the other hand, Minister of Health, Ala Nemerenco<\/strong>, replied<\/a> that “the Commission’s decisions can be cancelled only by the Commission and no mayor’s office or even local office of the NEPHC can declare them non-binding.”<\/em> The Minister announced that the measures are dictated by the intention to maintain the activity of schools with the physical attendance of students as much as the epidemiological situation allows it, and to have a safe school environment for children.<\/span><\/p>\n

“City halls, as founders of educational institutions, could find ways to organize and fund these tests. This is exactly what the unions could do as well, instead of generating conflicts and dividing people when in fact it is a simple epidemiological rule that comes to stop the transmission of the virus, to ensure the protection of children, teachers, but also to save the lives of many. […] Those who will cancel the NEPHC decisions will fully assume responsibility for the epidemiological situation in schools, the return of schools to online training and for the health of children and teachers.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

An idea on how to manage the education system crisis was promoted by members of the Dignity and Truth Platform Party<\/strong>. They came up<\/a> with an alternative for teachers who were not immunized yet: to benefit from antigen tests donated by the Republic of Moldova by external partners. The DTPP representatives suggested that this process should take several months, whereas additional information campaigns on the importance of vaccination should be held in educational institutions.<\/p>\n

The Romanian Government took a decision, on August 26, to send 100 000 antigen tests for COVID-19 detection to the Republic of Moldova.<\/p>\n

Last year’s experiences showed that the education system of the Republic of Moldova is not readyyet to function online for a long period. At the same time, conducting of the education process with the attendance of 100% students and teachers is very risky without taking additional measures to combat the spread of the virus. This is the case when compromise solutions are crucial and need to be quickly implemented.<\/p>\n

See also: 7 ways of re-opening schools in Moldova \u2013 the present-day problems of the education system<\/a><\/p>\n

Photo: Moldova.org<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Reading Time: <\/span> 3<\/span> minutes<\/span><\/span>The National Extraordinary Public Health Commission (NEPHC)\u00a0approved, on August 23, new public health measures concerning the activity of education institutions, which shall open their doors starting September 1. Students of primary, secondary, high schools, universities, and vocational schools are supposed to physically attend their classes. All teachers, students and auxiliary staff must wear masks, keep […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":31,"featured_media":449621,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[650,56],"tags":[427,1118,642,413,35,27,1115,673,576,1117,1116],"class_list":["post-449620","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-education","category-reportaje","tag-chisinau","tag-city-hall","tag-covid-19","tag-education","tag-important","tag-moldova","tag-students","tag-system","tag-teachers","tag-tests","tag-vacciantion"],"content_social_share":"Reading Time: <\/span> 3<\/span> minutes<\/span><\/span>

The National Extraordinary Public Health Commission (NEPHC)<\/strong>\u00a0approved, on August 23, new public health measures<\/a> concerning the activity of education institutions, which shall open their doors starting September 1. Students of primary, secondary, high schools, universities, and vocational schools are supposed to physically attend their classes. All teachers, students and auxiliary staff must wear masks, keep social distance, classrooms would have to be cleaned, as well as rules regarding shorter classes and training plans are imposed.<\/p>\n

Given the unfavourable evolution of the COVID-19 pandemic and in order to ensure conducting the educational process in full safety, the Commission recommended reaching the vaccination rate among employees of at least 95% in each education institution, until October 1, 2021.\u00a0<\/span><\/strong>Such a measure is especially enforced when taking into consideration that communities in the education system are mostly formed of children – a group that is not protected by immunization against COVID-19, the NEPHC said.<\/p>\n

By the moment the vaccination rate would reach 95%, authorities aimed at controlling the infection rate through introducing compulsory testing for COVID-19 every 14 days, which are supposed to be paid by school employees themselves, that also representing an additional incentive for those who are not yet vaccinated to do so, as vaccinated persons are exempted from complying to this measure.<\/span><\/p>\n

The NEPHC measures have aroused a wave of discontent in the society. Members of the Education and Science Trade Unions Association<\/strong> transmitted teachers’ “perplexity and indignation about the obligation to get vaccinated and the recommendation to pay from their own sources\u00a0 for COVID-19 tests.”<\/em><\/p>\n

Mayor of the capital city, Ion Ceban<\/strong>, claimed that City Hall would not comply to the NEPHC decision, saying that a vaccination rate of over 70% has been reached in Chisinau. “The decision of the Commission remains to be null<\/span> on the territory of Chisinau municipality,”<\/em> Ceban declared. Moreover, the mayor came up with his own plan<\/a> of managing the Chisinau healthcare system under pandemic conditions, claiming that it could be applied by the Ministry of Health at national level. He also stated that the Executive has not worked enough with the City Hall to fight the pandemic.<\/p>\n

On the other hand, Minister of Health, Ala Nemerenco<\/strong>, replied<\/a> that “the Commission’s decisions can be cancelled only by the Commission and no mayor’s office or even local office of the NEPHC can declare them non-binding.”<\/em> The Minister announced that the measures are dictated by the intention to maintain the activity of schools with the physical attendance of students as much as the epidemiological situation allows it, and to have a safe school environment for children.<\/span><\/p>\n

“City halls, as founders of educational institutions, could find ways to organize and fund these tests. This is exactly what the unions could do as well, instead of generating conflicts and dividing people when in fact it is a simple epidemiological rule that comes to stop the transmission of the virus, to ensure the protection of children, teachers, but also to save the lives of many. […] Those who will cancel the NEPHC decisions will fully assume responsibility for the epidemiological situation in schools, the return of schools to online training and for the health of children and teachers.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

An idea on how to manage the education system crisis was promoted by members of the Dignity and Truth Platform Party<\/strong>. They came up<\/a> with an alternative for teachers who were not immunized yet: to benefit from antigen tests donated by the Republic of Moldova by external partners. The DTPP representatives suggested that this process should take several months, whereas additional information campaigns on the importance of vaccination should be held in educational institutions.<\/p>\n

The Romanian Government took a decision, on August 26, to send 100 000 antigen tests for COVID-19 detection to the Republic of Moldova.<\/p>\n

Last year’s experiences showed that the education system of the Republic of Moldova is not readyyet to function online for a long period. At the same time, conducting of the education process with the attendance of 100% students and teachers is very risky without taking additional measures to combat the spread of the virus. This is the case when compromise solutions are crucial and need to be quickly implemented.<\/p>\n

See also: 7 ways of re-opening schools in Moldova \u2013 the present-day problems of the education system<\/a><\/p>\n

Photo: Moldova.org<\/p>\n

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