Lawmaker Raises Delay in Farm Resilience Funding over Natural Disasters
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The amount of damage caused by environmental disasters has fallen surprisingly in the last six months, as a report by the insurance group Munich Re shows. However, the forecast for the second half of the year looks gloomy.
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Pictures of burning forests in southern Europe are ubiquitous this summer. In the first half of the year, however, natural disasters caused comparatively little devastation.
The Republic of Moldova will allocate about 129.34 million lei in the period 2026–2030 to reduce the risks caused by drought, floods, torrential rains, hail, fires, landslides and other natural phenomena. The measures are provided for in the draft National Program for Reducing Natural Disaster Risks, developed by the Ministry of Environment. The program includes 40 actions and 14 specific objectives. The main measures include the development and…
Lawmaker raises delay in farm resilience funding over natural disasters
In his parliamentary intervention, Zeybek noted that farmers are seeking not only compensation for losses already incurred but also the swift implementation of long-term preventive measures to reduce the impact of future natural disasters.
A natural disaster has been declared in the forests of Šalčininkai district due to trees uprooted and broken by the wind. The municipality will apply special measures to protect and eliminate the consequences of natural disasters in the forests, the Ministry of the Environment announced.
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