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RES Foundation at COP31 again this year – for the fourth consecutive time, alongside youth delegates! Heating and Public Support: Is Gas Cheap, or Are Citizens Showing Solidarity and Kindness? Which car is better than Moskvich? RES Foundation publishes its Communication on Engagement to the UN Global Compact for 2024–2026 Can We Check the Check? Why IFI Due Diligence Should Not Be Taken on Trust
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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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In 2022, it is possible to significantly improve support to households in Serbia to reduce air pollution

December 27, 2021

As part of the Project “Improving the support to households to reduce air pollution” implemented by RES Foundation with the assistance of the Balkan Trust for Democracy, the second in…

In medias RES

“Solutions that meet the needs of women are good for the entire society and nature”

December 16, 2021

Source: Klima101 Author: Jelena Kozbašić Greater vulnerability of women to climate change is the result of social structures and norms that put women at unfavorable, not natural predispositions, said Dr.…

RES Videos

Wind parks in Serbia: Tailwinds for good energy

December 13, 2021

The Kovačica wind farm consists of 38 wind turbines, each with a capacity of 2.75 MW. The region is very suitable for the construction of wind farms, due to the…

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