The municipalities of Volintiri, Copceac, Alava and Marianca de Jos are taking an important step toward improving local public services by strengthening inter-municipal cooperation in the field of solid waste management. The initiative is supported by the MĂ IMPLIC Project, with funding from the Swiss Government, and aims to create a more efficient, sustainable, and citizen-oriented service.
The presentation and signing of the Grant Agreement took place on 23 January 2026 in Volintiri, bringing together representatives of partner local public authorities and the MĂ IMPLIC Project.
During the event, the mayors of the four municipalities presented the jointly developed Solid Waste Management Service Improvement Plan, which sets out the stages for service development. The document provides for concrete planning measures, investments in infrastructure and equipment, as well as actions to inform and engage citizens.
The Plan includes:
• improving infrastructure and equipping the service with modern equipment;
• organizing and optimizing waste collection in all partner municipalities;
• increasing recycling rates and reducing uncontrolled waste disposal;
• strengthening the administrative and operational capacity of the inter-municipal service.
The implementation of the inter-municipal service will bring direct benefits to residents of the four municipalities, including:
– a cleaner environment and reduced pollution;
– regular and organized waste collection;
– improved comfort for households;
– local savings through efficient use of resources;
– increased civic engagement and citizen accountability.
At the same time, the project places strong emphasis on public awareness and the promotion of separate waste collection as a key element for the long-term sustainability of the service.
The MĂ IMPLIC Project supports local public authorities in developing public services through inter-municipal cooperation, strategic planning, and active citizen engagement. Through this partnership, municipalities benefit from technical assistance, financial support, and expertise in organizing and managing local public services.
The initiative in Ștefan Vodă district represents a concrete example of collaboration between local authorities, aimed at improving living conditions and promoting inclusive local governance practices.
These interventions are part of the MĂ IMPLIC Project – a civic engagement project in local governance, funded by the Swiss Government and implemented by SKAT.
📌 We remind you that 14 groups of local public authorities (LPAs) from Moldova will benefit from stronger local governance and improved access to quality public services, thanks to the support of the MĂ IMPLIC Project, funded by the Government of Switzerland and implemented by SKAT.
The main objective of the MĂ IMPLIC Project is to contribute to the strengthening of local governance and to increase people’s access to better public services. The project provides support to local authorities and citizens in improving local administration, strategic planning, and the delivery of public services.
This initiative will bring direct benefits to approximately 106,000 citizens from the partner communities.
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