Sector
Waste
Monitoring the direct GHG emissions from the Sector 5 Waste' is planned to be improved along with:
Accomplishing, by the end of the next inventory cycle of an external independent technical evaluation of the GHG inventories-Waste Sector, by an international consultant with a good knowledge of the 2006
IPCC Guidelines and with extensive expertise in assessing GHG inventories of the Annex I Parties;
 Adopting a new approach needed to address the environmental issues in the RM, complying with the commitments under the ratified international conventions and agreements, respectively considering sustain-
able development, as well as the EU integration perspective;

Potential Improvements
Enforcement of Government Decision on approval Waste List No. 99/2018 and Government Decision No. 501/2018 on the Instruction on records keeping and reporting of waste data and information on waste
management

The modernization of waste management infrastructure according to the Waste Management Strategy of the Republic of Moldova for 2013-2027 years, which foresees the development of integrated municipal
waste management through the harmonization of legal, institutional and regulatory framework to the EU standards, based on a regional approach (geographical position, economic development, the existence of
access roads, pedological and hydrogeological condisons, population, etc.). The goal is to promote and implement selective collection in all areas both in household sector and in the production sector, as well as
sorting, composting and recycling facilities; and the development of waste disposal capacity by creating 7 new SWDS (landfills) at a regional level and 2 new mechanical-biological treatment plants;
 Proper implementation of the agreement signed on October 18, 2019 between the European Investment Bank and the Government of the Republic of Moldova aimed at improvement of solid waste management
services in the country and implementation of the Waste Management Strategy 2013-2027 in the Republic of Moldova, involving projects aimed at modernizing and developing solid waste management systems
in eight regions of the country. The projects will provide the localities with new collection systems, mechanical-biological waste treatment facilities and new regional sanitary warehouses for the whole country, by
modernizing waste collection systems and separate collection of recyclable materials and bio-waste, as well as rehabilitating or closing landfills.
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