At this year's Move.Link.Engage conference, many important topics were raised in the panel discussion "Winter is coming," and perhaps the most important to the public was the question of whether Serbia fulfills its obligations under the Energy Community Treaty to reduce air emissions from large combustion plants. As the time for discussion within the conference was limited and some answers were not defined, we give a brief summary of Serbia's obligations when it comes to air emissions from large combustion plants.

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The 5th Move.Link.Engage Regional Conference once again provided an opportunity to discuss environmental, energy and climate change topics for the third year in a row. This year the theme was air quality, and a panel called “Winter is Coming! The Air Pollution as a Press Challenge for the Western Balkan Countries “brought together representatives of civil society and international organizations, in a joint effort to respond to the challenge of polluted air in the Western Balkans.

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Belgrade Open School and the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF Serbia) jointly organized a workshop on Climate Change and Protected Areas on Tuesday, September 10, 2019. The workshop brought together representatives of protected areas managers in Serbia and experts in the field of nature protection and climate change, to discuss jointly how protected natural areas, plant and animal species, can be better protected and adapted to changing climatic conditions in Serbia.

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