Authors: Marko Pajović, Tatjana Avramović, Lazar Jovčić, Mirjana Jovanović, Ognjan Pantić
Published: 2022
This publication presents possibilities of implementing the Green Agenda for the Western Balkans, explained through all five pillars on which the Agenda is based.
Authors: Ognjan Pantic, Srdjan Kukolj, Prim Dr sci med Tatjana Radosavljevic, Mirko Popovic, Denis Zisko, Samir Lames, Miodrag Stojkovic
Published: 2021
This publication presents a collection of briefs covering six different topics related to air pollution: Air pollution in the Western Balkan region (causes and consequences); Air pollution and COVID-19 in the Western Balkans; Air pollution and its consequences on mortality rates and the health of Western Balkans citizens; Air pollution and infertility in the Western Balkans; Air pollution, industry and large polluters; Air quality monitoring in the Western Balkans.
Authors: Ognjan Pantić
Published: 2021
The analysis of the legislative framework of air protection reviews the current state of air quality in Serbia, the conditions for monitoring air quality and the amount of pollution that comes from individual pollutants. This Analysis also indicates the importance of the adoption of the Air Protection Strategy, which is contained in the new Air Protection Program.
There is only Serbian language verison available.
Authors: Center for Democracy Foundation, Center for Advanced Economic Studies, Belgrade Open School
Published: 2020
The Report has been prepared as part of the “SDGs for All” Platform for public dialogue onharmonization of development priorities of Serbia among the most important non-stateactors in Serbia, such as civil society, business sector, academic and research community,professional associations, media and citizens, with the objectives contained in the 2030 Agendafor Sustainable Development.
Authors: Ilija Jovančević, Tatjana Avramović, Ognjan Pantić
Published: 2020
This publication presents an overview of the state of air quality in Serbia, as well as an insight into where we get data on air quality from, which institutions are responsible for air protection, who are the largest emitters and which pollutants are present in the air.
There is only Serbian language verison available.
Authors: Coalition 27
Published: 2020
This publication provides an analysis of the harmful effects of air pollution on public health, as well as an analysis of available scientific papers focusing on the relationship between air pollution in certain areas and the incidence of COVID19.
There is only Serbian language verison available.
Authors: Coalition 27
Published: 2020
Report "Chapter 27 in Serbia: Walking in the mist" is the seventh annual report of the Coalition 27 that follows the progress of Serbia in the transposition and implementation of European Union legislation under Chapter 27 - Environment and Climate Change in the following areas: Horizontal legislation, Air quality, Waste management, Water quality, Nature protection, Chemicals management, Noise, Climate change, Forestry , as well as the areas of financing environmental protection.
Authors: Ognjan Pantić, Elion Gerguri
Published: 2019
The aim of this document is to provide an overview of the air quality situation in Serbia and Kosovo, to highlight key challenges and to offer recommendations for improving air quality in Serbia and Kosovo, as well as to present the issue of air quality through the context of European integration process.
Authors: Varvara Aleksić, Predrag Lazarević PhD, Imre Krizmanić PhD
Published: 2019
This publication is created to improve the resilience of protected areas to climate change by defining basic measures for the prevention and mitigation of the effects of climate change on protected areas and integrating them into management plans for protected areas. In Serbia, an area of 662,402 ha covers 461 protected areas. Within the project “Climate Change and Protected Areas”, 10 protected areas were selected: Tara National Park, Djerdap National Park, Fruska Gora National Park, Kopaonik National Park, Stara Planina Nature Park, Golija Nature Park, Tikvara Nature Reserve, Special Nature Reserve (SRP) Gornje Podunavlje, SRP Obedska bara and SRP Karadjordjevo.
There is only Serbian language verison available.
Author: Predrag Momčilović
Published: 2019
Trade union organizations can play a key role in assessing and anticipating the needs related to transition to low-carbon economy. It is necessary that trade unions in Serbia recognize the issue of just energy transition as essential for their work, by including in the process of monitoring and creating climate and energy policies that will ensure dignified working conditions and quality jobs.
There is only Serbian language version available.
Author: Ognjan Pantić
Published: 2019
The purpose of this document is to point out, due to conducted research on the implementation of the Law on Efficient Use of Energy in Cities and Municipalities in Serbia, the key challenges in the process of establishing an energy management system, as well as providing recommendations for improvement.
There is only Serbian language version available.
Authors: Coalition 27 and RES Foundation
Published: 2019
Report "Chapter 27 in Serbia: Money talks" is the sixth annual report of the Coalition 27 that follows the publication of the European Commission's annual report. The report follows the progress of Serbia in the transposition and implementation of European Union legislation under Chapter 27 - Environment and Climate Change in the following areas: Horizontal legislation, Air quality, Waste management, Water quality, Nature protection, Chemicals management, Noise, Climate change, Forestry , as well as the areas of financing environmental protection.
Authors: Mirjana Jovanović, Predrag Momčilović and Ognjan Pantić
Published: 2018
The manual was created within the project Civil Society advocates environmentally friendly socio-economic development. The World Foundation for Nature (WWF) - in cooperation with partners from Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Serbia and Turkey - implemented the project Civil society advocates environmentally friendly socio-economic development (CO-SEED). CO-SEED contributes to the sustainable management of natural resources by supporting the improvement of the legislative framework and taking into account that the decision-making process regarding new infrastructure is more transparent and open to public participation. As part of this process, the Belgrade Open School has prepared a manual, "How the public participates in the process of environmental impact assessment"
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Authors: Aleksa Petrović, Ana Ivanov, Ana Mako, Bogdan Panajotovski, Dunja Grubor, Jana Pažin, Jana Staniševski, Katarina Đorđević, Marko Bataković, Milana Veljko, Milena Jeremić, Milja Zdravković, Mirjana Jovanović, Predrag Momčilović, Teodora Janković
Published: 2018
This publication was created during the "Green Youth" project, dedicated to raising the awareness of young people about the importance of environmental issues through the use of online media and the Internet as a communication channel, with the creation of preconditions for their active involvement in the protection of the environment.
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Authors: Coalition 27, RES Foundation
Published: 2018
The report Chapter 27 in Serbia: No-Progress Report is the fifth annual report of Coalition 27 following the publication of the European Commission's annual report. Given that there was a change in the dynamics in the reporting of the European Commission, Coalition 27 published a short form report in 2017. The No-Progress Report deals with topics from the period covered by the previous report in more details, with the addition of new developments which took place in late February 2018.
Author: Coalition 27
Published: 2017
This document was created under the project "Policy on Climate Change on the Road to the EU - Instructions and Guidelines for Local Advocacy Campaigns" conducted by the Belgrade Open School with the support of the European Climate Foundation. The purpose of this analysis is to point out the need for sustainable management of natural resources in southwestern Serbia in order to contribute to the development of the region, conservation of natural resources, harmonisation of local, regional and national strategic goals and influence the improvement of environmental protection.
Published: 2016
The purpose of this document is to point out the value and the significance of protected areas for the development of the region and the municipality of Sjenica, as well as the potential risks of accelerated exploitation of energy resources. Special attention is dedicated to the project for the construction of the Stavlje Thermal Power Plant and the potential negative impacts of this project on protected goods and the natural environment.
Authors: Jovan Rajić and Mirko Popović
Published: 2017
The purpose of the analysis is to point out the need for sustainable management of natural resources in southwestern Serbia in order to contribute to the development of the region, preservation of natural resources and improvement of the environment. We particularly point out the impact of thermo-energetic capacities on water resources. A review of the legal framework for the construction and commissioning of energy facilities was prepared as a contribution to the analysis.
Author: Coalition 27
Published: 2017
This report deals with key events in the field of environment and climate change (Chapter 27 of the EU’s acquis) in the Republic of Serbia in the period from September 2015 to October 2016. The report assesses these events and provides recommendations for strengthening the process of transposition and implementation of EU legislation covered by Chapter 27 in the Republic of Serbia.
Author: Dr.Sc. Senad Hopic
Published: 2016
The purpose of this document is to point out the value and the importance of agriculture for the development of the region and the municipality of Sjenica, as well as the potential risks of accelerated exploitation of energy resources. Special attention is given to the announced construction of the Štavlje Thermal Power Plant and the potential negative impacts of this project on the natural environment and the development of agriculture.
