AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWater Reserves: Moldova will raise releases from the Dubăsari reservoir to 80–85 cubic metres per second, up from 45–50, to increase downstream levels. The Novodnistrovsk reservoir remains well below normal, and officials say future water accumulation will depend on rainfall. Illegal Extraction: Unauthorised sand and clay digging near Vulcănești damaged 1.28 hectares of land, with environmental losses estimated at more than 19 million lei. Inspectors sent the case to prosecutors. Waste Management: A €58.3 million special-waste centre is planned to collect and process more than 90,000 tonnes of batteries, chemicals and old appliances; construction is scheduled to begin in 2028. Environmental Enforcement: A new guide will help prosecutors and investigators handle cases involving pollution, illegal waste disposal, logging, poaching and resource extraction. Biodiversity: EcoContact presented Moldova’s 2026–30 biodiversity programme at a regional meeting, alongside work on Lower Dniester National Park and potential Natura 2000 sites.
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