Gradul de pregătire a populației și disponibilitatea acesteia de a sprijini inițiativele pentru tranziția verde a Republicii Moldova: Raport de țară

The report finds that while 61% of Moldovans describe their knowledge of climate change as 'good' or 'very good', there is a significant gap between this perception and actual engagement. Public priorities for environmental protection focus on water access and waste management, while energy security is a major concern, with 65% of respondents worried about dependence on external energy sources. Support for the green transition is highest for corporate sustainability and renewable energy, though high costs remain a primary barrier to the adoption of renewable energy in households.

• A majority of the population perceives their understanding of climate change as sufficient, with 61% describing their knowledge as "bune" (40%) or "foarte bune" (21%). This perceived knowledge is highest among those aged 35-44 and those with doctoral degrees, where 83% evaluate their understanding as "bună".
• Television is the primary information source for people over 45, men, and rural residents, while Facebook is preferred by women and employees. Trust in information is driven by the source's reputation (65%) and the transparent, impartial presentation of facts (61%).
• Climate change is perceived to have significant negative impacts, with 73% of respondents stating they are personally affected. The most cited impacts are negative health effects (85%), disruptions from local weather phenomena (74%), and natural disasters (54%).
• The public identifies deforestation as the leading human-driven cause of climate change (81-85% across urban, rural, and capital areas). In contrast, energy-inefficient practices are less recognized as a cause, cited by 52% of urban residents and 57% of those in the capital.
• The most urgent environmental priorities for the population are access to clean water and sewerage, followed by improving waste management and reducing transport emissions. Deterioration of food quality is cited as the most acute daily environmental problem (59-69% depending on residence).
• Educational institutions are viewed as the most important and efficient actors in environmental protection. Conversely, religious institutions are seen as the least important, and the private sector is perceived as the least efficient.
• Individual engagement in environmental protection is highest among women (62%), youth aged 16-24 (61%), and those with doctoral degrees (72%). The most effective individual actions are perceived to be recycling and waste reduction, followed by adopting eco-friendly habits.
• Energy costs are a major concern, with gas being the primary worry (44%), followed by electricity (29%). Only 14% of households use renewable energy, with the main barrier being cost (58%).
• There is high anxiety regarding energy security, with 65% of the population worried about dependence on external energy sources. The most supported solution for increasing independence is the development of solar and wind energy (70%).
• Corporate sustainability initiatives receive the highest public support, while NGO projects receive the least. The primary obstacles to supporting such initiatives are indifference or lack of responsibility (72%) and lack of financial resources (66%).

APA

Stockholm Environment Institute (2025). Gradul de pregătire a populației și disponibilitatea acesteia de a sprijini inițiativele pentru tranziția verde a Republicii Moldova: Raport de țară. https://www.sei.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/sei-moldova-report-romanian-final-28.03.pdf

Chicago

Stockholm Environment Institute. Gradul de pregătire a populației și disponibilitatea acesteia de a sprijini inițiativele pentru tranziția verde a Republicii Moldova: Raport de țară. 2025. https://www.sei.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/sei-moldova-report-romanian-final-28.03.pdf.

Wikipedia

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BibTeX

@techreport{stockholmenvironmentinstitute2025gradul, author = {{Stockholm Environment Institute}}, title = {{Gradul de pregătire a populației și disponibilitatea acesteia de a sprijini inițiativele pentru tranziția verde a Republicii Moldova: Raport de țară}}, institution = {Stockholm Environment Institute}, year = {2025}, month = apr, url = {https://www.sei.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/sei-moldova-report-romanian-final-28.03.pdf}, urldate = {2026-08-17}, note = {Indexed by Climate Insights Directory} }