AGP Executive Report
Last update: 15 minutes agoGreen Cities: A new Green Climate Fund tranche doubles concessional financing for the EBRD’s Green Cities programme to €174 million. Moldova is among 15 eligible countries; earlier funding supported rehabilitation of the River Bic. Water: Moldova raised releases from the Dubăsari reservoir to 80–85 cubic metres per second to build reserves and lift downstream water levels, as officials monitor low levels in the Dniester basin. Environmental Crime: Inspectors estimate illegal sand and clay extraction near Vulcănești caused more than 19 million lei in environmental damage; the case has been sent to prosecutors. A new guide will help investigators handle pollution, illegal waste, logging, poaching and resource-extraction cases. Waste Management: A planned €58.3 million centre aims to collect and process more than 90,000 tonnes of special waste, including batteries, chemicals and old appliances. Biodiversity: EcoContact shared Moldova’s 2026–2030 biodiversity plans at a regional gathering, including work on Lower Dniester National Park and possible Natura 2000 sites.
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