Given the food waste, fragmented supply chains, and the growing population that needs to be fed with the same amount of land, the conclusion is that the agricultural sector needs a global transformation. Vivien Bodereau, EIT Food’s Net Zero Food System Mission Lead, confirmed that there is a great need for change and that the […]
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If you want to be a member of the EU, you have to follow the rules. Politics in Slovenia could not confuse people as to which way to go. I don’t think there’s a better place than the EU. The main focus of the U.S. should therefore be clear. Countries need to come to an
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The Western Balkans holds significant potential for a transition to a green economy through innovative approaches and cross-sector collaboration, as highlighted in the panel “Solutions for Net Zero Future: INNOVATIONS!” where experts showcased groundbreaking sustainability projects. Smiljana Krivokuća, Director of BIO4 Campus, emphasized that Serbia has the opportunity to become a regional hub for biotechnology
Former Croatian Minister of Economy, Labor and Entrepreneurship Davor Stern said today that the issue of lithium decomposition and disposal of harmful products that remain after it has not yet been resolved, and compared it to the remnants of spent uranium from nuclear power plants. At the Core Days conference as part of the panel
Energy transition, the use of renewable energy sources, and the promotion of innovations and investments in sustainable technologies are key initiatives for achieving ecological goals and enhancing the competitiveness of our region. This was the conclusion of the third regional CORE Days conference – Responding to ESG Challenges, organized by NALED with the support of
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Violeta Jovanović, Executive Director at NALED Thank you for being here and for helping ensure that this event was not only successful but, in this socio-political context, exceeded all expectations. I believe the event was truly a success. In addition, it confirmed the concept we’ve been developing in the region for a decade – the
Up until 2016, Serbia had completely disorganized procedures for issuing building permits, and people had to wait a long time for them. There were cases where in certain municipalities, the waiting time was as long as 7-8 years. The process was highly imprecise and unregulated, with a lot of discretionary decisions made by those issuing
The Region is Rapidly Addressing Property Rights Challenges Related to Real Estate Read More »
According to the latest WWF Report, the population of wild animals – mammals, birds, amphibians, reptiles, and fish – has recorded a devastating decline of 69% since 1970, and in order to preserve the environment and confront the global crisis caused by climate change, the economy needs to change the way they are doing business.
Is the economy ready to accept the green agenda? Read More »
Possible ways of financing local development projects, funding for the green agenda and digital transformation, and sources to rely on – were some of the topics covered on the panel that was held on the second day of the CORE days conference in Dubrovnik. On the panel “Innovative financing of local development in ZB6” moderated
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The opportunity to improve the region’s competitiveness through tax policy is becoming more limited due to the economic crisis. Possible long-term global political and economic uncertainty will limit the flexibility of tax policies and their ability to foster competition. In this case, Europe will start to fall behind China. Monetary policy reacts to inflation by
