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SOLUTIONS FOR GREEN TRANSITION OF SERBIA

Mreža industrijske solidarne simbioze – MISS

The MISS project integrates a network of rural women and female social entrepreneurs into sustainable supply chains of food and natural cosmetics supply. By improving their digital platform, women entrepreneurs…
Ongoing

CozyReWear – Reuse and Recycling of Textiles

The “CozyReWear” project develops a sustainable model in the fashion industry through full circularity of textiles, from design and production to reuse and recycling. “Cozy2wear” already uses organic cotton and…
Ongoing

Brigid BIO krug – Waste-Free Plants

The “Brigid BIO krug” project develops a sustainable model for making substrates and indoor plant care products, without the use of peat and plastic. The focus is on BIO fertilizer…
Ongoing

ECO×DECO

The “Eco×Deco” initiative transforms construction textile waste into modern furniture and decorative items: cushions, floor cushions, beds, tables, chairs for interior and exterior use. The production process includes collecting, sorting,…
Ongoing

MHU (MODULAR HOME UNITS)

The “Modular Home Units (MHU)” project develops an innovative system of modular houses that are easy to manufacture, transport, and assemble, with minimal environmental footprint. The goal of the project…
Ongoing

Biological Larvicide Against Mosquitoes

The “Biolarva Tek” project develops an environmentally friendly larvicide for mosquito pest control, safe for humans, animals, and the entire aquatic ecosystem. The innovation is based on microbiological agents that…
Ongoing

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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.