Moldova is preparing changes to its environmental legislation and plans to expand funding for environmental protection projects through special payments and fees. The authorities also plan to gradually develop a system for the separate collection and recycling of waste and, in the coming years, to launch new mechanisms that are expected to significantly transform the packaging and waste management market.
The EBRD will allocate an additional 28 million euros to develop solid waste management infrastructure in the regions as part of the "Solid Waste in Moldova" project
The Moldovan government has approved a new set of measures to simplify business regulations, reduce bureaucracy, and lower administrative costs in a number of sectors, including passenger transportation, pharmacy operations, waste management, rural tourism, and agriculture
Moldova is drafting rules for purchasing heat from independent producers: the regulator has put forward for discussion a mechanism designed to open the market to new heat sources and make the centralized heat supply system more efficient. At the same time, the draft specifically outlines the conditions under which such purchases must not worsen the situation for consumers or affect rates.
The Ministry of the Environment presented a draft amendment to the Waste Management Act to the business community
Moldova is preparing to launch a digital system that will track the movement of minerals at every stage—from extraction to sale. The new tool is intended to strengthen oversight of the legality of operations, simplify data verification, and help identify violations in the industry more quickly.
Following the launch of a deposit system in Moldova for plastic, glass, and metal containers, consumers can receive over 1.3 billion lei annually in refunds — Veaceslav Ionita
The fleet of the capital city's municipal enterprise Autosalubritate has been expanded with three new IVECO specialty vehicles with a total value of 14.97 million lei
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