Sustainability

Principi ozelenjavanja školskih dvorišta sa analizom pravilnika i praksi iz regiona

Publikacija

Iako je jedan od glavnih ciljeva ove publikacije da osvetli i približi dobre prakse iz regiona radi podsticanja sistemskih i pojedinačnih promena ka zelenijoj i harmoničnijoj budućnosti i istom takvom obrazovanju, namera je i da kroz tekst i fotografije validiramo, podržimo i promovišemo i obilje pozitivnih primera iz naših školskih dvorišta.

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The Use of Biomass for Energy in the EU

Policy Brief

This brief is the first of four briefs prepared within the framework of the project „Woody biomass: win-win or lose-lose? Energy, climate and air pollution effects of biomass to power projects in the context of selected Western Balkan countries.”

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Political Discourse on the Jadar Project

Report

The aim of this study by the Belgrade Center for Security Policy is to analyse the political debate surrounding the Jadar Project. It presents the development of the debate around Lithium in Serbia, the key actors, and the dominant discourses that formulated it.

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Kosovo’s waste (mis)management: From failures to alternatives

Article

The Western Balkans lag behind in the fight against climate change and environmental protection. The signature of the ambitious Sofia Declaration on the Green Agenda in November 2020 was considered a meaningful step forward. Two years later, the situation remains gloomy, and the reduction of the consumption footprint is far from becoming a reality.

By Gentiola Madhi and Francesco Trupia

Perspectives - Green Transition and Social (In)justice

After decades of warnings, it seems that the green transition – the huge change that should slow down, mitigate, and eventually stop, if not reverse, the threatening deterioration of living conditions on this planet – is finally on everybody’s lips. This edition of Perspectives explains the concept of a just transition - a way to make the change without leaving anyone behind.

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The Rio Tinto Controversy in a Nutshell

Explainer

A basic explainer on the legal, technical and political aspects of the Rio Tinto lithium mine project in Western Serbia by our Environment and Energy Coordinator.

By Tibor Moldvai

Review of the Law on the Use of Renewable Energy sources

The RES Law sets the grounds for substantial reforms in the Serbian renewable energy sector and introduces a number of leading-edge solutions to the Serbian and regional electricity markets. The RES Law further aligns Serbian legislation with that of the EU, thus making a significant step towards fulfilling Serbia's commitments under the Energy Community Treaty.

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