Discover EU Investments in Călărași!
We explore, ask questions and talk to local residents
Thanks to the EU, the town of Călărași has rehabilitated and expanded its water supply and sewage infrastructure, benefiting 16,500 residents. European investments are improving roads and the services people rely on every day. In Bahmut, an EU grant of approximately €8 million contributed to the construction of a bypass road.
EU support also means better street lighting, renewable energy and modernised public services in villages. In Călărași, 39 streets have been equipped with energy-efficient lighting. In Sipoteni, investments target solar energy production, access to drinking water, smart street lighting and waste management.
EU funds also support local businesses in fruit processing, automotive services, woodworking and rural tourism. From PDG FRUCT, which received a grant of 2 million lei, to Crama Tătaru in Pitușca and the yurt complex in Leordoaia, local entrepreneurs are developing their businesses.
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With the support of the European Union, the town of Călărași modernised approximately 25 km of its public lighting network, installing an energy-efficient, remotely controlled system that benefits around 17,000 residents.
With the support of a 2 million lei EU grant accessed through ODA, PDG FRUCT, a company based in Călărași, modernised its fruit processing operations, improving efficiency and expanding its production capacity.
With an investment of €87,750, the AO „Dorința” residential care home in Călărași is benefiting from energy efficiency improvements and stronger local partnerships, aimed at improving care conditions for older people and persons with disabilities.
With the support of the EU programme “EU4Moldova Resilient: Secure State, Strong Communities”, Sipoteni is developing its “Smart Village” concept, receiving grants for infrastructure, energy efficiency, public services and the construction of a photovoltaic park.
With the support of an EU grant of approximately 2 million lei, a photovoltaic park with a capacity of around 140 kW was built in Sipoteni under the “EU4Moldova Resilient: Secure State, Strong Communities” programme, implemented by Solidarity Fund PL in Moldova.
With the support of the European Union, through ODA, Crama Tătaru in the village of Pitușca has expanded its business, building on local traditions and contributing to the economic development of the rural community.
On 2 October, a public event dedicated to the impact of EU investments on the local community took place in the central square of Călărași, followed by a concert by Gabriel Nebunu.
