Director of the Climate Change Center at UDG, Dr. Ivana Vojinović, spoke to The Region – Shifting to Green 🍀🌿🌳
Negation of the obvious – Relativization of climate change through misinformation
The research by the Center for Democratic Transition (CDT) (Raskrinkavanje.me) and FakeNews Tragač 🔽🔽🔽
The Center for Climate Change at UDG is part of a Consortium led by the Secondary Economic School “Mirko Vešović” from Podgorica
The project “Green Skills for Green Jobs” 🌎🍀 is supported by a grant from the Regional Challenge Fund.
Youth for Sustainable and Circular Textiles
This is the first project in Montenegro addressing the issue of textile waste management and targeting young people who are the biggest consumers of textiles and environmental polluters from this source.
🟡 The project “Youth for Sustainable and Circular Textiles” is supported under the Regional Program for Local Democracy in the Western Balkans 2 – ReLOaD2, funded by the European Union 🇪🇺 and implemented by UNDP in partnership with local governments.
The Role of Media in Addressing the Climate Crisis
🟢 The director of the Center for Climate Change at UDG, Dr. Ivana Vojinović, was a panelist at the Conference “The Role of Media in Addressing the Climate Crisis” held from April 15-16, 2024, in Novi Sad.
Lectures for high school students
❗️As part of the project “Youth for Sustainable and Circular Textiles,” supported within the Regional Program of Local Democracy in the Western Balkans 2 – ReLOaD2, funded by the European Union and implemented by UNDP in partnership with local governments, on April 2, 2024, Ms. Marija Tripunović held a lecture for students of the Mixed High School Golubovci in the municipality of Zeta. Presentations were also held on April 3, 2024, for students of the Gymnasium Cetinje and on April 5 for students of the Gymnasium “Petar I Petrović Njegoš” in the municipality of Danilovgrad.
🟢 “Youth for Sustainable and Circular Textiles” is the first project in Montenegro addressing the issue of textile waste management and targeting young people who are the largest consumers of textiles and polluters of the environment from this source.
