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Climate Fiction Connects Four Countries Across the Region

Climate Fiction Connects Four Countries Across the Region

How can literature help us understand the climate crisis and inspire us to imagine a different future? This was the question we explored through four presentations of the regional climate fiction anthology Homo Climaticum: The Balkans 2026, held during September and...

The Balkan Forum Blog: Towards 2030

The Balkan Forum Blog: Towards 2030

“Towards 2030” is an exciting new initiative that brings together voices from across the six Western Balkan countries—Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Serbia—to engage in global discussions on the most pressing issues of our...

International Coastal Cleanup Day and Waste Audit 2024

International Coastal Cleanup Day and Waste Audit 2024

CleanUp Montenegro 2024 gathered a record 725 volunteers from over 40 organizations and informal citizen groups. Between September 14 and 22, volunteers participated in 22 cleanup actions across the country. As a result, they collected five tons of waste and filled...

Building a bridge strategy for residual waste

Building a bridge strategy for residual waste

Waste Management in the Circular Economy Age The European Union, through its Circular Economy Package, has adopted an advanced roadmap on waste management for its Member States. Whilst pointing towards the reduction of waste and maximisation of reuse and recycling,...

INTERNATIONAL ZERO WASTE DAY

INTERNATIONAL ZERO WASTE DAY

Zero waste to transform the world!  We are overjoyed with the United Nations’ decision to proclaim March 30th as International Day of Zero Waste. This recognition of the importance of zero waste reflects decades of environmental activism, led by organizations around...

My circular road | Worms farm in Podgorica

My circular road | Worms farm in Podgorica

They are originally from distant California, USA and have been living and working in Montenegro for 40 years without passports and work permits. Scientists from the University of California created a hybrid worm in 1957, hence the name for these "machines" for...

COP26 demands

COP26 demands

Together with many other organisations from around the globe, we have signed an open letter for the UNFCCC urging them to reject false solutions to climate change such as the burning of waste in waste-to-energy incinerators, phase out investments for single-use...

Why is Illegal Waste Dumping So Dangerous?

Why is Illegal Waste Dumping So Dangerous?

Illegal dumping could also be known as fly dumping, occurs when people dispose of their waste in rubbish dump areas, instead of using sanitized landfills. Rubbish disposed of varies from white goods, such as fridges or microwaves, to plastic bottles, tyres, furniture...