Higher education institutions in Serbia can now directly exchange students and academic staff with the countries in the European Union and beyond, through EU Erasmus+ Programme. Funding for Serbian individuals have multiplied, with the great attention paid to balanced number of former and future alumni.
In the new issue of the E-business Development project newsletter funded by the European Union you can find: where training sessions on e-business for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) were held, who participated at the training on electronic commerce, what is on the portal eposlovanjesrbija.rs, how many citizens in Serbia using Internet for online shopping compares with rate in the European Union…
The beneficiaries of the six prefabricated houses in Sombor received the keys to their new houses today. The keys were handed over by Sasa Todorovic, Mayor of the City of Sombor, Mr Nicola Bizel, Head of Operations of the Delegation of the European Union Delegation to the Republic of Serbia, representative of the Commissariat for Refugees and Migrations of the Republic of Serbia…
A place for feeding and changing the babies, clothing and shoes, stuffed animals, colouring books and crayons are just some of the items that the child-friendly space offers to children and mothers with babies, located in Adaševci, a Serbian town near the Croatian border. The child-friendly space was set up by the international NGO World Vision and by UNICEF, with financial support from the European Union.
The presentation of the results achieved within the PLAC Project thus far were presented at the sixth coordination meeting with beneficiaries, held 17 December 2015.
The bridge on the Musa river in Kraljevo, constructed by the EU following the May 2014 floods, was officially opened for traffic today. European Union has earmarked EUR150,000 through EU Assistance for Flood Relief in Serbia Programme, to construct two bridges in Kraljevo, on rivers Musa and Lopatnica, fully constructed as of early December 2015.
Mayor of Pozarevac, Representatives of Serbian Commissariat for Refugees and Migration and UNHCR, have signed the Agreement on the construction of 13 prefabricated houses in the Municipality of Kostolac.
Today saw the ceremony launching EU Twinning project “Further Development of Chemicals and Biocides Management in the Republic of Serbia”.
In 2015, European Commission supported 35 international youth projects in Serbia within Erasmus+ Programme, totalling in EUR1,525,686.6.
As the four-year long Serbia Innovation Project closes this month, its awardees – Serbian entrepreneurs and their innovations – remain incorporated in Serbia’s innovative ecosystem, already effectively contributing to the development of Serbia’s new innovative economy.
