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From social services to education, sports and business, European Union investments in Orhei respond to concrete needs of people in the city and villages. At district level, a €2 million EU grant contributed to the construction of an ecological wastewater treatment plant that treats 60% of the wastewater from the city and nearby villages — making the Orhei wastewater treatment plant one of the largest in Europe.

But EU investments do not stop there. In Isacova, 2 million lei helped a business develop its briquette and pellet production, turning plant waste into energy. In the village of Peresecina, a centre for children and vulnerable families uses almost 30% less energy thanks to European support for energy efficiency, while in Camencea a nursery group was created so that parents can return to work more easily.

EU support also reaches students, entrepreneurs, social enterprises and people in vulnerable situations. European investments translate into concrete services and opportunities for residents of the district.

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      Thanks to €10,000 in EU support, Robotix Robotics School in Orhei gives children the opportunity to learn how to build and program robots.

        “Datina” Atelier creates textile products and items inspired by traditional folk costumes, providing employment opportunities for people from disadvantaged groups, with the support of the European Union.

          With EU support, three science laboratories at “Onisifor Ghibu” Theoretical Lyceum, part of the Model Schools Network, have been renovated and equipped with modern facilities for practical activities and experiments.

            With the support of an EU grant of €2 million, the wastewater treatment plant in Orhei treats approximately 60% of the wastewater from the municipality and the neighbouring localities of Pelivan and Burcuta.

              “We were delighted to continue the “Where’s the Money?” campaign on 22 September, together with the wonderful and energetic people of Orhei.

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