In Moldova, farmers can receive up to 2 million lei from IFAD on favorable terms to purchase agricultural machinery and equipment to modernize their businesses
Moldova's latest business and policy roundup points to stronger budget collections, shifting energy costs and a still-wide trade imbalance, while the government is moving on tax, regulatory and investment measures that could affect businesses in several sectors. Upcoming decisions on rail reform, renewable energy permits and the heating season, along with fresh data releases and international economic talks, are set to keep markets watching closely.
During the first week of September, the AIPA approved the payment of 3.9 million lei in subsidies to Moldovan farmers
In Moldova, a portfolio of state-owned agricultural plots has been put up for auction, with plans to lease them for a five-year term. The auction covers land in various regions of the country and in Chisinau, and the terms of participation and starting prices for the lots may vary significantly.
A new phase of the state program for home appliance vouchers (EcoVoucher), funded by the European Union, has begun in Moldova
Another 150 families in Moldova have replaced their old home appliances with new, energy-efficient ones as part of the latest phase of the EcoVoucher government program
This year's budget allocates 550 million lei for energy compensation payments to vulnerable families during the cold months of 2026, but the authorities are negotiating with external partners to supplement the existing budget and will tighten the criteria for selecting beneficiaries—Vasile Tofan
The Moldovan government has approved amendments to the 2026 State Budget Law, which provide for an increase in the budget deficit by 2 billion 171.8 million lei—to 23 billion 071.8 million lei (5.95% of GDP)
In August, Moldovan farmers received approval for another round of subsidies, the amount of which increased significantly compared to the previous month. The funds are being directed toward several areas of support—ranging from investment projects to compensation for weather-related losses—and the payment structure includes both new applications and recalculations of previously submitted requests.
Farmers will have a limited window to apply for partial reimbursement of agricultural insurance costs under a state support scheme covering policies signed this year. The measure is tied to specific eligibility rules and available budget resources, with the full application requirements and supported risk categories published by the agency.
Moldova's Casa Verde program continues to serve as a key source of support for residential energy-efficiency upgrades, offering reimbursement for a significant share of eligible renovation costs. The scheme follows a two-step application process and includes a range of measures, from insulation to renewable-energy systems, with approvals handled on a first-come, first-served basis.
In Moldova, from January 1 to the present, AIPA has allocated more than 125 million lei to support the beekeeping sector
The 11th National Wine Conference will be held in Moldova on August 25 to discuss the industry's future prospects and attract investment
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