Dezghingea, Cenac, and Bugeac: an expanded partnership for a more efficient solid waste management service tailored to local realities
After establishing a functional solid waste management service in Phase 1 of the “MĂ IMPLIC” project, the communes of Dezghingea and Cenac are now taking a decisive step toward expansion and consolidation. By partnering with Bugeac, the three municipalities form an expanded collaboration aimed at transforming an existing service into a more efficient, equitable, and sustainable system.
With the recent signing of the Grant Agreement and the Intermunicipal Association Agreement, the local authorities commit to developing the service through investments in infrastructure, modern equipment, and citizen information campaigns.
In many rural areas, waste management remains a persistent challenge — marked by inefficient collection, illegal dumping, and lack of recycling. Dezghingea, Cenac, and Bugeac have decided to tackle these challenges together, turning their existing service into a working model for the entire microregion.
“We learned a lot from the first phase. Now, with a new partner and a clearer vision, we’re focused on smart expansion — one that includes everyone and improves efficiency,” said Mr. Vasile Capsamun, Mayor of Dezghingea
What does the service expansion involve?
- Equipping the existing operator with modern machinery: a multifunctional tractor, baling press, bins, and metal sorting platforms;
- Developing new selective waste collection platforms;
- Rehabilitating access roads and installing a video surveillance system;
- Training teams and optimizing logistics;
- Conducting information and awareness campaigns about selective waste collection.
This partnership shows that when local governments choose collaboration, they can create services that better respond to citizens’ needs and contribute to environmental protection. The MĂ IMPLIC Project will continue to support this intermunicipal team to turn their service into a best-practice example for the southern region.
The interventions take place within the MĂ IMPLIC Project, a civic engagement program in local governance, funded by the Government of Switzerland and implemented by Skat Consulting Ltd.
📌 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 Consulting.
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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