15 young people from Comrat developed social and green entrepreneurship ideas during the event. Participants discovered what social and green entrepreneurship is, how to implement a circular economy, and how to communicate their ideas. They also benefited from support and mentoring from our colleagues: Vladimir Ternavschi, Aina Idrisova, and Marina Cebanu. Find out more here.

At the end of June, the EcoVisio team took a break from the daily hustle and bustle and set off on a journey of rediscovery, inspiration, and connection: with nature, with themselves, and with each other. This time we traveled to the Rodna Mountains National Park. Hiking took us to Lake Iezer, a glacial lake hidden at the foot of Pietrosu Mare, the highest peak in the Eastern Carpathians, and the next day we continued our exploration of nature with a walk to Cailor Waterfall. For us, such opportunities are more than an escape—they are a ritual of care, learning, and co-creation. More details here.

Recognizing progress is an essential part of every successful project, and this is something that the 16 NGOs participating in the "Strong NGOs for Resilient Communities" program already know. We met with them again on July 11 at the closing event. From January until now, the participating organizations have gone through: 4 days of training in Chișinău, 3 online workshops for sharing experiences, 7 organizational audits, and 38 mentoring sessions. But beyond the numbers, the most valuable gain remains the connections created between organizations and the internal processes that have begun to improve visibly. More details here.

During the training on July 18-19, EcoVillage Moldova presented the key aspects of organic farming, its advantages, and basic principles. Experts shared practical recommendations on managing organic farms, creating organic brands, and using online marketing tools to promote organic products. Special attention was paid to modern irrigation systems, sensors for monitoring soil conditions, and methods for creating a unique experience for buyers. The second day was devoted to organic certification: the step-by-step procedure for obtaining it, standard forms, and documentation. More details here.

Packaging, bottles, cups—all thrown away randomly, but all perfectly avoidable. In the context of Plastic Free July, we asked ourselves: how much single-use plastic can we avoid just by making better choices? The answer is clear: much of the waste we see should not even exist, because we can choose: reusable bottles; cloth bags; products without unnecessary packaging. More here.

This program is aimed at women active in rural households who want to learn how to farm sustainably, diversify their sources of income, and become agents of change in their communities.

The program includes:

- An inspirational study visit;
- 2 days of intensive training on permaculture;
- 1 day dedicated to crop rotation;
- A practical toolkit for participants.

Implementation period: July–December 2025

📆 Application deadline: August 15, 2025.
📌 Fill out the form here.