Training course on personal data protection, organized for representatives of the Botanica District Council, the Municipal Enterprise “Autosalubritate,” and the Municipal Enterprise “Green Spaces Management Association” of the Municipality of Chișinău

       Today, 1 October, the National Center for Personal Data Protection (NCPDP) organised a training session on personal data protection for representatives of the Botanica District Council, the Municipal Enterprise “Autosalubritate” and the Municipal Enterprise “Green Spaces Management Association” of Chișinău Municipality.

       The training aimed to strengthen participants’ knowledge of personal data protection in the context of the entry into force, on 23 August 2026, of the new legal framework established by Law No. 195/2024 on personal data protection.

       The training session covered several key topics, including the concept of personal data; the concept of personal data processing; the principles relating to the processing of personal data; data subjects’ rights; records of processing activities; data security and confidentiality measures; notification of personal data breaches; data protection impact assessment and the role and responsibilities of the data protection officer.

       At the end of the training, participants raised numerous questions concerning the specific activities of the institutions they represent. Practical scenarios and issues relating to the correct application of legal requirements in the processing of personal data were also discussed.

       The discussions provided an opportunity to clarify issues relevant to the day-to-day activities of the participating institutions and to identify the measures necessary to ensure compliance with the applicable legal framework.

       By organising these training activities, the NCPDP reaffirms its commitment to promoting a culture of personal data protection and supporting public and private entities in the performance of their duties.

       The event was held at the premises of the Botanica District Council and was attended by 47 representatives of the participating institutions.