Good governance is one of today’s most cherished concepts, a complex notion expressing both the universal and the profoundly national values and objectives of public administration, including a healthy environment, social security and a quick and effective response of the administration to society’s needs. Mutilated by 50 years of vicious totalitarianism, Moldova strives to set the basis of good governance through a profound and necessary reform of her national administrations. Yet, every trial has been doomed to failure due to continuous political changes generating a chronical lack of coherence.