LAW OF THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA

of June 15, 2000 No. 1041-XIV

About forest improvement of the degraded lands

The Parliament adopts this organic law.

This law determines the legal basis of forest improvement of the degraded lands, the procedure of identification of such lands, and also sources of financing of the corresponding works.

Chapter I General provisions

Art. 1. - The degraded lands, irrespective of pattern of ownership on them which can be subjected to the forest improvement directed to protection of soils, recovery of hydrological balance, environmental improvement fall under operation of this law.

Art. 2. - Under degraded in this law lands which as a result of erosion, pollution or negative anthropogenous impact finally lost agricultural productivity are understood, but can be improved by means of afforestation and other works on recovery of ecosystem. Treat them:

a) the lands subject to the strengthened and excessive superficial erosion;

b) the lands subject to deep erosion (vodoroina, ravines, the dried beds);

c) the lands broken by active landslides, collapses, breaks, mud drains;

d) lands with the sandy soil subject to wind and water erosion;

e) lands with impurity of pebble, boulders, alluvial breed, fragments of rocks and rain alluviums;

f) lands with permanent excess of moisture;

g) saline soils;

h) the lands contaminated by chemicals, oil products or harmful production emissions;

i) the lands occupied with open pits, dumps, dumps of production and household waste;

j) lands with the broken or destroyed biocenoses;

k) unproductive lands.

Art. 3. - According to Articles 1 and 2 the degraded lands which are are subject to afforestation:

a) the public property belonging to the state;

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