New IFAD-funded irrigation system launched in Moldova’s Cahul district
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New Irrigation System in the Kahul District Funded by IFAD

A high-tech irrigation system has been put into operation in the village of Peliney (Kahul District). The project will enable 25 local farmers to irrigate more than 60 hectares of farmland. Construction of the facility cost more than 10 million lei. The majority of this amount came from a grant from the IFAD program.
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Currently, the system includes a 15,000-cubic-meter reservoir, a pumping station, main and distribution pipelines totaling more than 5 km in length, a high-voltage power grid, and a solar panel array.

The project began in 2023 as part of the IFAD VII program. At that time, several local farmers received a grant of 3 million lei to build the basic infrastructure. In the second phase, funded by the IFAD VIII program, another 25 farmers joined forces and received grant support totaling more than 7 million lei to modernize and expand the irrigation system.

Agricultural yields on irrigated plots in southern Moldova are significantly higher than those on rain-fed (non-irrigated) land. In particular, grape production has quadrupled thanks to irrigation.


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