Bălți Mobility and Street Lighting: supporting sustainable urban development in Moldova
Short overview
Civitta, together with Baltic Consultancy SIA, provide Project Implementation Unit (PIU) consultancy services for the Bălți Mobility and Street Lighting Project. The project is financed by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD). It helps the City of Bălți improve urban mobility, road safety and energy efficiency by modernising the street lighting system and developing sustainable transport solutions.
The investment is part of the EBRD Green Cities Programme and supports the implementation of the city’s Green City Action Plan. The assignment began recently and will continue until August 2028.
Civitta’s role
As PIU consultant, Civitta:
- coordinates project implementation together with the City of Bălți and the local project team;
- supports the preparation and delivery of street lighting improvements;
- provides expertise in IFI procurement and contracting, and in financial management;
- ensures that environmental, health, safety and social requirements are met;
- transfers knowledge to local staff, so the city can manage similar projects independently in the future.
Our multidisciplinary team covers project management, street lighting, urban transport and traffic management, IFI procurement and contracting, financial management, and environmental, health, safety and social aspects.
“We are pleased to bring our European expertise and best practices to Moldova through this project, while sharing our knowledge and experience to support the successful delivery of sustainable urban infrastructure in Bălți”. This assignment also marks the beginning of a long-term partnership between Baltic Consultancy SIA and UAB Civitta, bringing together complementary expertise and strengths of both Baltic companies.”
Pauls Puķe
Antanas Špečkauskas
A long-term partnership
This assignment also marks the beginning of a long-term partnership between Civitta and Baltic Consultancy, bringing together the complementary expertise of two Baltic companies.
The project is implemented by a consortium of Baltic Consultancy SIA and Civitta. The project is financed by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD).
