It’s easy to feel despondent when thinking about the green transition in the Balkans. The energy required to generate one dollar of GDP is significantly higher here than in EU countries—for instance, Serbia’s energy consumption is nearly double that of Austria’s. The situation...
What we want from the EU Growth Plan is for it to help us accelerate our socioeconomic convergence with the Union. We believe that we will succeed in this through the diversification of our economy and an ambitious plan for the development of our transport and energy infrastructure
In Montenegro, which has advanced the most...
Interviews
Leena Ylä-Mononen, Executive Director of the European Environment Agency
We strongly believe that building our cooperation with Western Balkan partners in the years ahead will bring additional value to the EEA and its network, and to our partner countries
The European Environment Agency sees cooperation with our partners from the Western Balkans as...
Majlinda Bregu, Secretary General of the Regional Cooperation Council
Despite facing challenges, the Western Balkan region must commit itself steadfastly to the green transition, as backtracking isn’t sustainable when it comes to energy security or environmental wellbeing
A thorough understanding of the Green Agenda for the Western Balkans (GAWB), which is akin to...
