Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Love ThisDue to their high density and sealing, cities are vulnerable to more frequently occurring extreme weather events such as heat, heavy rainfall and storms. Urban planning needs to respond to these climate risks. Urban climate analysis maps are used to assess the risks that climate-related hazards may pose to cities and […]
Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Love ThisAt the 4th Water Congress held in Sarajevo (19-20 November 2024), the SmartWB team from Bosnia and Herzegovina had a presentation entitled “Advancing Climate-Smart Urban Development through Educational Innovation in the Western Balkans”. Attached is a link that allows you to access the presentation. SmartWB_kongres o vodama_UNSA FCE
Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Love ThisObjectives of the article/post Montenegro as an ecological state, declared by Constitution, must access every process with special sensibility and responsibility to future generations, especially in part of attracting foreign investment as one of the most important assumptions for further development. Previous experience with foreign investors, mostly negative, as evidenced by […]
Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Love ThisLong story short: In Montenegro new application for air quality has been created and implemented. The Environmental Protection Agency, in cooperation with the Ecological Movement “Ozon” from Nikšić, and with the support of the Ministry of Ecology, Sustainable Development and Northern Development, presented new application for monitoring air quality in Montenegro. […]
Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Love ThisA promotional event was held at the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Džemal Bijedić University of Mostar, as part of the SmartWB project under the title: Climate-Smart Urban Environment, Low-Carbon Technologies, and Blue-Green Infrastructure. The SmartWB promotional event brought together representatives of relevant ministries and public institutions responsible for urban development, non-governmental […]
Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Love ThisIn the framework of the SmartWB project “Curricula Innovation in Climate-Smart Urban Development Based on Green and Energy Efficiency with the Non-Academic Sector”, funded by the European Union, Dzemal Bijedic University of Mostar has successfully modernized four courses and enrichen them by usage of new equipment. As a part of the […]
Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Love ThisKjučanin, S., Hadžić,E.: SMART CITY AND WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT IN URBAN AREAS, Proceedings 2nd Conference on Urban Planning and Regional Development _sustainable urban development INTRODUCTION Urbanization in low- and middle-income countries is one of the most influential transformation processes, changing the urban as well as the natural system at the local, […]
Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Love ThisThis GIZ project supports Western Balkan countries in adapting to climate change through regional climate partnerships and the Green Agenda. It focuses on developing decision-making tools, implementing scalable demonstration projects, and promoting regional knowledge sharing and training. Read more: Gizmodo Attachment 5: Supporting the Western Balkans in Adapting to Climate Change
Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Love ThisAligned with the European Green Deal, this agenda serves as a blueprint for achieving climate neutrality and environmental sustainability in the region by 2050. It focuses on five pillars: decarbonization and climate resilience, circular economy, depollution, sustainable food systems and rural areas, and biodiversity protection and restoration. Read more: wbif.eu Attachment […]
Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Love ThisWestern Balkans 6 Country Climate and Development Report (CCDR): This comprehensive World Bank report examines how the six economies of the Western Balkans—Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Serbia—can boost climate adaptation and reduce greenhouse gas emissions while achieving broader development goals. Read more: World Bank