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Addressing plastic pollution through pub...
What is Montenegro recycling?
Priority areas of intervention to curb m...
How to… Make Your New Year Celebrations
December is a time of join and peace, and many of us like to use this time to take a break from our busy everyday lives and treat our loved ones. It is also time we reflect upon the year gone by and think of things we want to achieve in the year to come. […]
5 Practical Ways to Reduce Food Waste an...
While staying hydrated and getting enough nutrients to sustain our bodies, our meals mean more than nourishing.
Why is Illegal Waste Dumping So Dangerou...
It is no longer uncommon to find huge piles of waste, spoiling beautiful views. It’s everywhere – forests, roadsides, beaches – it’s visible on every step and the trend keeps growing.
Was the Beer Feest in Cetinje the first ...
Last weekend, I decided to go and check out the Montenegro Beer Feest for the first time. First thing I noticed was “UNDP Helping in Greening the Festival” in the list of sponsors …. Bingo! As soon as I arrived, I saw one COMPOSTING BIN. Wow …. I was so happy to see composting spreading […]
Interview with Anastasija, 17, Zero Wast...
Who are you, how old are you and where do you live? -My name is Anastasija Belević, I’m 17 y.o. and I live in Podgorica, Montenegro. When and how have heard for the first time of the concept of Zero Waste and/or Circular Economy? -I can’t remember when and where exactly have I heard about […]
Project: Supermarket Ranking on Plastic ...
As we all know, each time we go for our groceries and shopping to a (super)market one always returns home with a bunch of unnecessary plastic surrounding all the items we bought. Items are individually packed in plastic, and when passing the cashier all of the stuff we bought is put in yet again another […]