Floods in Serbia – European Union continues supporting
Sector: Civil protection
River overflow caused by abundant rainfall in spring and autumn leads to evacuation of many families and causes considerable material damage. Floods that occurred in…
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Valjevo resisted the abundant rains
Project: Rehabilitation of Flood Protection Infrastructure
Sector: Environment, Civil protection
Three months after the works completion, the rivers Kolubara and Obnica “tested” the flood protection infrastructure, which has been constructed and rehabilitated in the scope…
Village Subotica in Svilajnac has been protected from floods
Project: Rehabilitation of Flood Protection Infrastructure
Sector: Environment, Civil protection
The construction of right bank embankment at the River Resava, in the vicinity of the village Subotica, in the length of 1.430 m, is completed…
Basic training sessions on state aid held, project activities resumed
After a pause in implementation during the state of emergency introduced due to the Covid-19 pandemic, activities of the project Support to the Commission for…
EU donates 2.5 million Euros to small businesses for procurement of equipment
Project: EU PRO
Sector: All Sectors Included - Horizontal project activity, Jobs and economic growth
EU PRO Programme publishes the results of the second Public Call for Proposals for Entrepreneurs, Micro and Small Enterprises. One hundred and twelve (112) entrepreneurs…
EU donates the construction of 400 kV transmission lines from Kragujevac to Kraljevo
Sector: Energy
The European Union has donated EUR 6,5 million for the construction of the second phase of the Trans-Balkan corridor for the transfer of electric energy.…
Serbia receives another EU-funded 683 kilometers of motorways and railway lines
Besides 70 km of new motorways and 613 km of rehabilitated railway lines, in the next 5 years Serbia will receive enhanced urban mobility for…
Rehabilitation works on the Kolubara River in Valjevo completed
Project: Rehabilitation of Flood Protection Infrastructure
Sector: Environment, Civil protection
The works on construction and rehabilitation of flood protection infrastructure in the City of Valjevo, have been completed this spring, after two and a half…
MICS 6: 2 September – 10 November 2019
Project: EU for Development of Statistics in Serbia
Sector: Public Administration
MICS (Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey) represents a survey programme that is globally prepared by UNICEF in cooperation with various UN agencies. The survey is implemented…
Part of the Strategy on secondary education and lifelong learning presented
Project: EU support to Reform of Education in Serbia – RЕdiS 2030
Sector: Education
Representatives of the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development presented the second part of the Strategy for Education until 2027. At the consultations held…
Meeting the requirements for implementation of the Case Weighting Methodology
Project: EU for Serbia - Support to the High Judicial Council
Sector: Rule of Law
The Project was tasked with getting an insight into the implementation of the formula, i.e. Case Weighting Methodology formula (CWM) in 20 pilot courts in…
The cross-cutting expert approach in the Project implementation
Project: EU for Serbia - Support to the High Judicial Council
Sector: Rule of Law
The role of project experts is the key to the achievement of set targets. In order to maximize the results of its work, the Project…
Support to defining the Council's obligations towards public policy documents for the judiciary
Project: EU for Serbia - Support to the High Judicial Council
Sector: Rule of Law
Bearing in mind the numerous obligations of the Council towards the negotiating process with the EU under Chapter 23 on the one hand, and the…
Webinars on EU programmes
Although the crisis caused by the COVID19 pandemic also affected the activities of the Support to Participation in EU Programs project a way was…
Green Agenda for the Western Balkans to be endorsed before autumn 2020
It is expected to have the Green Agenda for the Western Balkans approved by the relevant authorities before autumn 2020. That was the conclusion of…