Green Talks – Young and Green

The Institute for Development and Innovation is organizing the first Green Talk with the topic…

The Institute for Development and Innovation is organizing the first Green Talk with the topic “Young and Green”. The event will be held on Tuesday, September 28th, 2021, at the Kafe 16, Cetinjska 15A, Belgrade.  

The main topics will be: Recycling and social inclusion – how recycling and the problem of waste management have an impact on vulnerable groups, with a focus on young people, women, Roma, and senior citizens; Environment and the European Union – examples of good practices in the European Union – are they applicable in Serbia; Sustainable development goals and local activism – the role of local movements, are they the drivers of major changes in society; Corporate social responsibility – how companies contribute to the environment and examples of good practice. 

The program is designed to initiate discussion among attendees and panelists. The panelists are Aleksandra Brankovic, Institute for Development and Innovation, Nina Cvetanovic, Belgrade open school, Lidija Radulovic, BFPE, Milica Miskovic, CSR Forum.  

You can register to attend the event by e-mail at iri@iri.rs

Тhis event is organized within the project Upcycling of PE and PET packaging – upPE, which is funded through the European Union program, Horizon 2020. 

Picture: Institute for Development and Innovation

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