OBLAST: Circular Economy

SOLUTIONS FOR GREEN TRANSITION OF SERBIA

STREET FURNITURE MADE OF RECYCLED TIRES

“Toyo Tires Serbia” produces tires for cars, vans, trucks and buses. In partnership with the company “Kuerk” they have developed a prototype solution for rubber recycling. Street and traffic furniture…
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CONSTRUCTION WASTE RECYCLING

The project envisages the recycling of construction waste into materials that can be reused in the construction industry, after being processed in a machine for crushing concrete waste. Workers have…
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FROM BIOMASS TO CLEAN ENERGY FOR CLEAN AIR

PUC “Gradska čistoća” from Novi Pazar uses a multifunctional machine for the maintenance of public green areas to process wood and organic waste collected on agricultural farms and makes wood…
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FROM CHICKEN MAT TO ORGANIC FERTILIZER

The company “Mivaka” produces an innovative mat for poultry rearing made from natural materials which can also be used as organic fertiliser. When the chickens are fully grown, the mat…
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BIODEGRADABLE AND COMPOSTABLE BAGS

The goal of this project is to optimise the parameters for the production of biodegradable and compostable bags, for which the Serbian market is being prepared as part of the…
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OPTIMIZATION OF ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION

This software/hardware solution, based on data collection and system diagnostics, enables the optimisation of power consumption for the end user while providing galvanic isolation and reducing the use of heavy…
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This portal was developed within the “EU for Green Agenda in Serbia ” project. This initiative, with the technical and financial support of the European Union and in partnership with the Ministry of Environmental Protection, is implemented by UNDP in cooperation with the Embassy of Sweden and the European Investment Bank (EIB), with additional financial resources provided by the governments of Sweden, Switzerland and Serbia.