The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) cancelled the construction of Boškov most hydropower plant in the Mavrovo national park in Macedonia. The value of the project, announced in 2011., was EUR 84 million. The ecological organization Eko-svest together with experts, ecologists and activists were committed from the very beginning to opposing the hydropower […]
READ MORE »The Coalition for the Protection of rivers of Bosnia and Herzegovina presented the film “River keepers”, which shows the different ways of fighting for the preservation of rivers, and against the construction of hydroelectric power plants. There is evidence that hydropower plants are an outdated technology that has enormous impact on nature, economy and local […]
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On November 18th – 19th, DEM organized a 2-day event in Makedonska Kamenica: a one-day public discussion about the activities of the Sasa lead and zinc mine that have led to industrial discharge being released into Lake Kalimanci, and a field trip to the mine. The field trip helped us to identify areas in the […]
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Together with the citizens for Ohrid Lake and Galichica, ETNAR project partner DEM organised a Public forum in Ohrid on 4th November 2016. The goal of the event was to hear and to gather citizens’ opinions about the planned projects and the campaign against those projects which are harmful to Ohrid Lake and Galichica National […]
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On Wednesday, October 26th 2016 a public discussion entitled “Influence of hydro-power plants on biodiversity” was held in Karlovac, Croatia. The discussion was organized by Zelena akcija / FoE Croatia and a local partner from Karlovac, Eko Pan, with the aim to further stress the need to preserve our rivers. Introductory speeches were given by […]
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From July 2015 to August 2016 NGO “Prijatelji Brodareva” implemented a project called “Responsible to yourself – towards a more accountable and transparent natural resources management in Southwest Serbia”, financed through the ETNAR project sub-granting scheme. One of the key objectives of the project was to improve transparency and accountability of public institutions responsible for […]
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In the period from June 15th 2015 to June 15th 2016, ETNAR sub-grantee “Alternative” Kakanj successfully implemented a project called “Sustainable and responsible management of rural water supply systems”. The overall goal of the project was to establish sustainable and responsible management of water supply systems and household waste water removal systems in rural areas […]
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From 5th to 9th July 2016, 38 representatives from 23 CSOs from South East Europe, Turkey and the EU have gathered at the “Solar Academy” on the Island of Šolta, Croatia to discuss cooperation on environmental protection and sustainable societies. We want to have good cooperation in this region, and therefore we have setup SEENET, […]
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On June 15th 2016 Centre for Protection and Research of Birds – CZIP, organised a presentation of the draft Feasibility Study for the Map of sensitive areas, produced as part of the project “Improving implementation of nature protection standards in wind farms projects”, financed through ETNAR sub-granting scheme. The presentation was attended by representatives of […]
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On May 28-29 2016 a seminar called “Shebenik Jabllanic National Park protection and better livelihood in Rajca buffer zone” was organized by the Organic Agriculture Association (OAA), Albanian partner on the ETNAR project. The first day of the seminar was dedicated to the situation in National Park Shebenik Jabllanic and its importance for protection of […]
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