Wildfire Risk: Moldova issued a yellow fire danger warning for Aug 1–7, citing high temperatures and low rainfall; authorities urge people to avoid open flames near forests and dry vegetation and to stop burning plant residues. Drought & Water Management: The Dniester Commission agreed with Ukraine to cut discharges from the Novodnistrovsk reservoir for two weeks (from 100 to 85 m³/s) as drought accelerates reserve losses, with constant monitoring and extra focus on drinking-water intake for Chisinau. Hydrology Alert: Moldova entered a high-alert regime for energy and hydrology, with officials prioritizing actions to protect the population and keep vital services running amid low river flows. Energy & River Levels: Low Danube levels are disrupting regional power operations; Moldova’s energy ministry says electricity supply remains normal, but controlled shutdowns in Romania could affect regional prices. Water for Agriculture: Moldova plans about €130 million for a Sustainable Water Supply project with EBRD and EU support, aiming to rehabilitate irrigation systems and expand irrigated areas by ~6,900 hectares to help farms adapt to climate impacts. Housing Efficiency: The government approved easier loan guarantees and interest support (up to 5% yearly) for homeowners’ associations to renovate apartment buildings, including insulation, heating upgrades, and renewables. Local Climate Action: Moldova’s city and partners marked 15 years of the Covenant of Mayors for local climate action in the Eastern Partnership region.