From outdated buildings with high maintenance costs to modern, energy-efficient spaces. The INSPIREE Project is transforming public buildings across Moldova to improve working and living conditions for patients, students, teachers, and parents, while ensuring better accessibility for all.
A total of 30 public buildings across 10 different cities in the country, covering over 90,000 m², are set to be rehabilitated, with the support from the French Development Agency (AFD, EUR 30.0 million loan) and the Federal Government of Germany (EUR 38.7 million grant) through the German Development Bank KfW.
Here is the preliminary list of beneficiary buildings:
Healthcare institutions:
Hîncești District Hospital – Therapeutic Block
Fălești District Hospital – Outpatient Clinic
Căușeni District Hospital – Consultative and Acute Therapy Block
Orhei District Hospital – Pediatric Block
Florești District Hospital – Infectious Diseases Block
Bălți Psychiatric Hospital
Drochia District Hospital – Blocks A-1, A-2, B-1, B-2
Bălți National Blood Transfusion Center
Ungheni District Hospital – Surgical Block
Cahul District Hospital – Surgical Block
Educational institutions and student dormitories:
Moldova State Universitiy – Dormitories 1, 3 and 19
Technical University of Moldova (UTM) – Dormitories 2, 15, and 16
The “Ion CREANGĂ” State Pedagogical University – Study Blocks 4 and 5
Vocational School no. 5 and no. 6 – Dormitories
„Alexei Mateevici” College – Buildings A and B
College of Economics – Dormitory 1
Bălți College of Services – Dormitory 2
College of Medicine – Dormitory 3
College of Construction – Dormitory 1
College of Light Industry – Dormitory 2
This is a preliminary list that will be finalised once energy audits are completed for each pre-identified building. The institutions were proposed by the Ministry of Health and Ministry of Education and Research based on the urgent need for rehabilitation as well as the high costs of energy resources and maintenance of these buildings. The final list of beneficiary institutions will be published after the completion of the energy audits.
The Project Initiative to Nurture Sustainable Public Infrastructure through Energy Efficiency Renovations (INSPIREE) is implemented by the Government of the Republic of Moldova through the Ministry of Energy and MEPIU.
INSPIREE Project underscores strong donor coordination, which promotes European cooperation and co-financing for achieving sustainable development, and reinforces Moldova’s commitment to European Union integration. The project is powered by JEFIC (Joint European Financiers for International Cooperation), an initiative for cooperation among European bilateral development finance institutions.
