Green Serbia 2023

2 May 2023

Articles In This Issue

Change Is Tough, But Remaining The Same Is Devastating

Global economic transformation is crucial to combat climate change and biodiversity loss. However, governments and businesses tend to prioritise everyday concerns and engage in...

Tomislav Mićović, Representative Of The National Petroleum Committee Of Serbia

Designing Rational, Sustainable Growth Is Key

If every percentage of economic growth implies at least the same percentage of growth in the use of natural resources, there are no existing...

Naftna industrija Srbije (NIS)

One Of The Pillars Of Sustainable Development

NIS has invested more than 900 million euros since 2009 in environmental projects and business initiatives that have had a significant positive impact on...

Aleksandar Macura, Programme Director At The RES Foundation

Costly Missed Development Opportunities

A society that poorly utilises its energy and resources, and that destroys the environment excessively, faces numerous direct and indirect costs. Serbia has behind...

Tijana Koprivica, Chief Sustainability Officer, Delta Holding

ESG From Voluntary To Mandatory

From the very start, Delta Holding's business has involved taking care of the environment, providing support to the local community, and reducing harmful impacts...

Nada Stamatović, Corporate Sustainability Expert, Nelt Group

Strategic Approach To Sustainable Business

For the Nelt Group, which has been growing continuously for 30 years, sustainability is considered as a crucial strategic factor that enables the company...

Dragana Đorđević, Institute Of Chemistry, Technology And Metallurgy, University Of Belgrade

Will We Cook All The Fish?

Serbia remains a country of extremes – with territories of pristine nature, but a large number of areas where neglect, carelessness and poor public...

Obrad Tadić, CEO of Smart Energy Investment Kft

Saved Energy Is The Best Energy

Serbia consumes 2.5 times more electricity than the world average per unit of social product, which should serve as an argument for us to...

Giulio Boccaletti, University Of Oxford’s Smith School Of Enterprise And The Environment

In Defence Of Nature-based Carbon Markets

Though carbon-offset schemes are riddled with complexity, there is no question that they pay for something that matters. Far from being a secondary concern,...