AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoClimate Finance: The Green Climate Fund approved Moldova’s first single-country project as part of a record $3.3 billion in climate financing approved this year; details of Moldova’s project were not provided. Pollution: Unauthorised sand and clay extraction near Vulcănești damaged 1.28 hectares of land, with losses estimated at more than 19 million lei. Inspectors sent the case to prosecutors. Waste Management: Moldova plans a €58.3 million centre to collect and process 90,000 tonnes of special waste, including batteries, chemicals and used appliances; construction is scheduled to begin in 2028. Environmental Enforcement: A new guide will help investigators handle cases involving pollution, illegal waste disposal, logging, poaching and resource extraction. Rural Environment: Parliament approved rules allowing small farms in villages under conditions covering waste management, pollution, odours, noise and animal welfare. Biodiversity: EcoContact presented Moldova’s 2026–2030 biodiversity programme at a regional conservation gathering and is supporting work on Lower Dniester National Park and potential Natura 2000 sites.
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