Flood Response in Central Moldova: Heavy rains on June 6 triggered flooding, road blockages and 65 emergency interventions, hitting places like Ialoveni (Puhoi, Tipala, Gangura, Carbuna) and Straseni, with authorities urging caution under a Yellow Code for atmospheric instability. Dniester Water Protection: EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos and Environment Minister Gheorghe Hajder discussed Dniester pollution linked to Russia’s aggression and continued cooperation on monitoring and protecting natural areas during a kayaking visit. Circular Economy Push: Five recycling companies can receive up to €425,000 to expand waste collection and recycling, supported by the EU and UNDP under a green transition project. Green Transition for SMEs: UNDP-backed grants open a call for proposals for non-financial support to help Moldovan SMEs adopt eco-innovations, circular economy practices, renewable energy and energy efficiency. Rural Infrastructure Upgrade: Over 27 million lei is being invested in Sarata Galbena commune to extend sewage networks and modernize roads, improving services for about 4,500 residents. Climate-Resilient Farming: Moldova expects its fruit crop to hold steady despite spring frosts, while FAO launches farmer field schools to boost climate-resilient vegetable production and market access. Energy Digitalization: Smart meters are planned to digitalize energy invoices within five years, aiming for real-time consumption data and better grid-loss detection.