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
Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Love ThisDeveloped under the GEF MedProgramme, the Coastal Management Plan for Boka Kotorska Bay provides strategic solutions to address environmental challenges in the region. It emphasizes the need for collective action to adapt to climate change while fostering socio-economic growth. Read more: IWLearn Attachment 3: Coastal Management Plan for Boka Kotorska Bay […]
Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Love ThisThrough the project “Enhancing Montenegro’s capacity to integrate climate change risks into planning”, implemented by the UNDP Office in Montenegro with the support of the Green Climate Fund and in cooperation with the Government of Montenegro, it is envisaged that Montenegro will strengthen its institutional framework, expand technical capacities of those […]
Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Love ThisThis World Bank report highlights Montenegro’s significant climate risks, such as frequent floods, earthquakes, landslides, droughts, wildfires, and heatwaves. It emphasizes the need for substantial investments in resilience, estimating that $5.7 billion is required over the next decade to enhance the country’s climate resilience. Key Findings Montenegro’s climate challenges require significant […]
Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Love ThisAuthor(s): Carmen De-Pablos-Heredero, Miguel Blanco-Callejo Date: from 5th November until 15th December 2024 Long story short: Smart City Expo World Congress 2024: This event was held in Barcelona from 5-7 November and brought together more than 25,000 attendees from 850 cities. The main theme was climate resilience and urban sustainability, highlighting […]
Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Love ThisAuthor(s): Carmen De-Pablos-Heredero, Miguel Blanco-Callejo Date: 5th December 2024 Long story short: The Sustainability Report in Spain 2024 underlines the need to turn cities into benchmarks of ecological transition, sustainability and equity, offering strategies based on data, good practices and concrete proposals. This approach includes the re-naturalization of urban spaces, the […]
Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Love ThisOn December 5, 2024, a round table was held at the Technical Faculty in Bihać as part of the Erasmus+ project Smart WB. The event was attended by representatives from industry, local authorities, ministries, public institutions, and the academic community. The goal of the event was to exchange experiences and discuss […]
Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Love ThisAs the world grapples with the twin challenges of rapid urbanization and climate change, Climate-Smart Urban Development (CSUD) has emerged as a transformative framework to foster sustainable growth and resilience in urban settings. A SMARTWB report, D4.1 Report on Innovative Technological Solutions in CSUD, funded under the European Union’s Erasmus+ Program, […]