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The purpose of this regional forum which is being organized by IENE, under the auspices of Serbia’s Ministry of Energy and Mining, and with the support of leading international and regional organizations and major energy companies, is to bring together high-ranking government officials, senior business executives and energy experts from all countries of S.E. Europe and ...

... submit a successful application were recorded in several videos and are available here. The Programme covers 14 countries, 9 of them EU Member States (Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Germany-Baden Württemberg and Bayern, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia) and 5 non-member states (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Republic of Moldova, Montenegro, Serbia and Ukraine). As a general rule, EU financing is only provided to project partners located in the Programme Area. Source and further information: DTP The Danube Transnational Programme is launching the second call for proposals for its priorities 1, 2 ...

... The purpose of this regional forum which is being organized by IENE, under the auspices of Serbia’s Ministry of Energy and Mining, and with the support of leading international and regional organizations and major energy companies, is to bring together high-ranking government officials, senior business executives and energy experts from all countries of S.E. Europe and ...

... EU, for the Union as a whole and for its Member States, and are also subscribed to by Serbia. This approach also squares with one of the two overarching objectives of the World Bank: eliminate poverty and promote shared, i.e. sustainable and inclusive, prosperity. How is this relevant to Serbia and how can the World Bank help? The first element is education. Serbia’s population is one of the fastest-shrinking in the world, likely to decline by almost 17 percent between 2015 and 2050, due to low fertility rates. The demographic shift occurring in Serbia has a profound effect on the education system. While the demographic decline is not unique to Serbia, it ...

... m.cvetkovska@ukim.edu.mk Web: www.ukim.edu.mk MONTENEGRO Prof Dr Ramo SENDELJ University of Donja Gorica Humanistic Study Donja Gorica bb, 81000 Podgorica Montenegro Tel: +382 20 410 721 Mob.Tel: +382 67 226 333 Fax: +382 20 410 766 E-mail: ramo.sendelj@gmail.com SERBIA Prof Dr Branko BUGARSKI Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development 12 Njegoseva St. 11000 Belgrade Republic of Serbia Tel.: +381 11 3640 232 Fax: 381 11 3640 232 E-mail: branko.bugarski@mpn.gov.rs http://ec.europa.eu/research/infrastructures/pdf/esfri/membership/esfri_delegates.pdf#view=fit&pagemode ...

... limited places are available, we encourage you to register at your earliest convenience through the online registration form. A limited number of grants, covering the full costs of travel and accommodation, will be available for participants from the following countries: Albania, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, FYR of Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, Serbia, Slovakia, Turkey and Ukraine. The workshop will be held in English Download the flyer here CONTACT project website Source and further information: CERIC-ERIC CERIC-ERIC and the Central European Initiative - CEI are glad to invite you to the CONTACT workshop, taking place at the CERIC headquarters in Trieste, on 26-27 June ...

... well as by a strong commitment of the Republic of Serbia to provide co-financing of 14 mil . The participation of DLO from the Netherlands, the leading European institute for applied and market-driven research in the agrifood sector will secure that the know-how and experience of the highest European standards are transplanted to Serbia. ANTARES builds upon the complementary expertise of BioSense ...

... Albania – Kosovo* Albania – Montenegro Bosnia and Herzegovina – Montenegro Croatia – Bosnia and Herzegovina (only under the financial cycle 2007-2013) Croatia – Montenegro (only under the financial cycle 2007-2013) Croatia – Serbia (only under the financial cycle 2007-2013) The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia – Albania The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia – Kosovo* Montenegro – Kosovo* Serbia – Bosnia and Herzegovina Serbia – Montenegro The project “Cross-border Institution Building Plus (CBIB+)” is funded by the European Union (EU) and implemented by a consortium led by Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH. The project is currently in its fourth phase, envisaged to last until the end of November 2018, with the overall budget ...

There are 8 IPA cross-border programmes among WB countries: Albania - Kosovo Bosnia and Herzegovina – Montenegro the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia – Albania Kosovo - the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia Montenegro - Albania Montenegro - Kosovo Serbia – Bosnia and Herzegovina Serbia – Montenegro http://www.cbibplus.eu/programmes-0

... field of promotion and information on integrated touristic networks in the programme area Increased visits by tourists in the cross border area, for all types of touristic activities Information on reported financial data to the European Commission (by theme) can be found here Source and further information: IPA CBC Romania - Serbia http://www.romania-serbia.net/?lang=en_GB

... industrial and chemical pollution and thus lead to improved air quality. Launch of education and training programmes tailored in the context of promoting environment protection and sustainable development. Information on reported financial data to the European Commission (by theme) can be found here Source and further information: IPA CBC Hungary - Serbia http://www.interreg-ipa-husrb.com ...

... environment, risk prevention and disaster management, as well as the community and other interests. For this reason, sufficient resources are needed to meet the demand. Information on reported financial data to the European Commission (by theme) can be found here Source and further information is avalable here: IPA CBC Bulgaria - Serbia https://www.ipacbc-bgrs.eu/overview-0

Programme description Main objectives The overall objective of the Interreg IPA Cooperation Programme Croatia-Serbia 2014-2020 is to strengthen the social, economic and territorial development of the cross-border area through the implementation of joint projects and activities to be supported within four thematic priorities: Health and social care services; Environment, biodiversity, risk prevention, sustainable energy and energy efficiency; Tourism and cultural and natural heritage; ...

Eligible training providers should come from one of the 28 EU Member States or from Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Kosovo*, former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and Turkey. Applicants should consult the guidance note and submit their applications using the form provided. For more information, join the information webinar on 28 April at 10:00-11.00 (CET). To register for the information webinar, follow this link. Additional information is also available on ...

Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia (CCIS) is the largest independent nation-wide business association in Serbia with over 150 years of tradition, established by Law (OJ 65/2001, 36/2009, 99/2011, 112/2015). The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia (CCIS) is an independent, non-governmental, business association set up by Law with compulsory membership. Last revision of the Chamber Law in 2015 has introduced ...

... with the highly bureaucratic administrative systems of the WB6 countries. In the lead up to the WB6 Summit in Trieste (12 July, 2017), progress in a number of measures of the Sustainability Charter have been achieved by the Western Balkan 6 countries. The market for energy services is advancing in Serbia, with the adoption of secondary legislation and project tendering in public buildings and street lighting. The work on transposition of Directive 2010/31/EU (EPPBD) is also ongoing in all WB6 countries and recent progress was achieved by Albania and Kosovo* with the adoption of EPBD laws. http://wb6.info ...

... them accelerate their growth. We provide the ideal environment for all businesses wishing to be part of a dynamic and interactive community, which creates value-added development through the exchange of ideas, contacts and business opportunities. STP Belgrade is implemented within the project Science Technology Park Belgrade-the New Export Instrument of Serbia, supported by the Swiss Government (Swiss Secretariat for Economic Affairs SECO) with the goal to increase exports of high-tech products and services from Serbia. Project objectives are: To design STP as an export instrument To enhance capacity building of STP To promote export of high-tech products and services To enhance ...

... of the Consortium of Libraries in Serbia for common acquisition (KoBSON), which facilitated access to the huge foreign electronic databases and journals, with over 13.000 online titles. A great number of projects have been launched. One of them is the foundation of the Center of the Virtual Library of Serbia (VLS), which connects the electronic catalogues of all libraries in Serbia in an unique shared electronic catalogue. Source and further information: National Library of Serbia https://www.nb.rs/pages/article.php?id=29

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