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Reports

Accelerating the change-out of obsolete household heating devices in the Western Balkans

March 2, 2022

Some 3 million WB6 households keep warm by burning firewood often of low quality, wet wood in inefficient stoves producing too much air pollution and not enough heat. They need…

Blog posts

Can we afford to continue investing so little in solving a problem so costly: how to finance household heating upgrades?

February 3, 2022

Author: Rafael Pupovac, Business analyst and consultant Inefficient heating devices are the primary source of PM2.5 emissions in the Western Balkans. The total number of annual premature deaths in the…

Completed projects

Women of Good Energy

February 1, 2022

February 2022 – February 2023 Purpose of the project The Women of Good Energy project aims to empower women employed in municipalities and cities in Serbia who deal with issues…

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Guide for creating and conducting transformative public policies at the local level

December 29, 2021

This manual is the result of the work of the project partners led by the expert team of the RES Foundation from Belgrade, within the framework of the project Green…

Policy Briefs

Heating practices in the Western Balkans

December 28, 2021

Citizens across the region of the Western Balkans, namely – in each of the six markets that make up the so-called “Western Balkan 6”, were surveyed to learn about their…

Reports

Freedom of bad choices: How does Serbia keep warm?

December 28, 2021

This Report was prepared within the project “Smarter Stoves Partnership”, which aims to create a regional knowledge platform to replace inefficient individual solid-fuel household heating devices across the Western Balkans.…

RES Videos

Municipality of Priboj: Pioneer in introducing local, ecological and renewable fuel – wood biomass

December 27, 2021

Priboj is the first municipality in the Republic of Serbia to introduce a biomass heating plant, with a capacity of 8MW. According to the data of the Public Company “Toplana…

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