Three projects envisage the construction of regional markets in Edinet, Comrat and Cahul to support agricultural producers in generating income from their own production and provide consumers with access to quality local produce.
The other two projects will be implemented in Balti municipality and envisage the reconstruction of Cievscaia Street to improve traffic safety in the city, as well as modernization of the water supply and sewerage infrastructure on the same street.
Another six projects envisage major repairs and rehabilitation of socio-cultural buildings in Lăpuşna, Roşcani, Floreşti, Colicauti, Pelinia and Taraclia.
The Unified Program Document for 2025-2027 currently lists 244 regional development projects, 1,477 local development projects and 23 projects submitted by local public administration authorities for the repair and rehabilitation of social and cultural facilities.
A week earlier, the government approved the increase in the number of staff and the adjustment of the structure of the National Directorate of Regional and Local Development (ONDRL), so that the institution can better respond to the development needs of the country’s localities. Its staff will be expanded to six units, increasing its capacity to coordinate the evaluation, contracting and monitoring of infrastructure projects.
The Directorate will also have increased responsibilities for attracting extrabudgetary sources of financing and supporting local public administration bodies in the implementation of projects.
ONDRL plays an important role in local development, managing major programs such as European Village, Public Kindergarten Services and Europe Close. To date, the institution has coordinated more than 1,900 projects.
