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SOLUTIONS FOR GREEN TRANSITION OF SERBIA

ORGANIC FERTILIZER MADE OF AGRICULTURAL WASTE

The “Voćar Bogosavac” agricultural cooperative cooperate with “Profi Agrar” cooperative and “Natura Balcanica” from Dobrić on collecting agricultural waste from farms and using it for microorganism-assisted composting, with the aim…
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POROUS CONCRETE SLABS FROM WASTE ASH

Thermal power plants generate large amounts of ash from burning coal, posing environmental pollution and public health risks. “Promobet” aims to utilize this ash as a raw material for producing…
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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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SOLAR CATAMARAN “E-CAT X”

“Kayak House” manufactures and sells catamarans, motorboats, and kayaks. The solution envisages the construction of a solar catamaran for navigation on Serbian rivers and lakes, especially in areas where boats…
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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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SOLAR HARVEST

The energy cooperative “Elektropionir” in cooperation with the organic farm “Organela”, and with the financial participation of the cooperative, has built an innovative solar power plant that supplies energy for…
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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.