Clean the Serbia

The campaign "Let's Clean up Serbia" continues by cleaning up the protected natural wealth Vlasina. The sites belonging to the first level of protection -the islands Stratorija and Dugi Del as well as the site belonging to the second level of protection - Bratanov Del were cleaned up during the first clean-up campaign. This was the first campaign in a series of similar activities which are going to be conducted on the territory of the special natural reserve of Vlasina.

"Let's Clean up Serbia" campaign continues by cleaning up one of the biggest landfills in Serbia situated between Laćark and Martinci. The Minister of Environment and Spatial Planning Oliver Dulić was present at the commencement of the campaign. While talking with the citizens, the Minister announced introduction of a new universal telephone service that would enable citizens to report incidents of illegal dumping of construction waste and other litter.

"Let's Clean up Serbia" campaign continues by clean up activities in the Nature Park Golija, more precisely in the area surrounding Dajićko Lake. The employees of the public communal company "Srbijašume" cleaned up the excursion site from PET packaging and other litter.

The Minister of Environment and Spatial Planning Oliver Dulić and Belgrade Mayor Dragan Đilas visited today the first Belgrade recycling yard located in Ada Huja.

The International Danube Day was celebrated yesterday in The Đerdap National Park by cleaning up the Boljetinska river canyon as a part of the campaign "Let's Clean up Serbia".

More than a hundred volunteers cleaned up the banks of Boljetinska River by collecting PET packaging and other litter. Wire containers for PET packaging were put on several locations in the National Park. The lecture on recycling was also organized for the participants.

The Minister of Environment and Spatial Planning Oliver Dulić opened the Danube Day celebration ceremony in Sremski Karlovci by signing a project co-financing contracts with the NGOs within the framework of the campaign "Let's Clean up Serbia". The minister announced that the memorandum on cooperation between the Ministry and nongovernmental sector which is to be signed next month is currently being drawn up.

The Special Nature Reserve Zasavica joined "Let's Clean up Serbia" campaign by cleaning up the Modran Canal- said Ivica Radovic, Prof. PhD. State Secretary in the Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning and added that in the following two months the Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning shall concentrate its attention to ongoing activities in the protected nature reserves.

A wild landfill and several dumping sites were cleaned up today in the Deliblato Sands Special Natural Reserve as a part of the campaign "Let's Clean up Serbia". The Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning in cooperation with the public company "Vojvodina Šume" have designed an equipment donation project to help efficient waste management in Vojvodina's protected areas. This project includes remediation of the wild landfill generated at Devojački Bunar site which belongs to the area of the Deliblato Sands Special Natural Reserve.

The Minister of Environment and Spatial Planning Oliver Dulić presented awards and gifts to the winners of the primary school schoolyard landscaping competition in the premises of the primary school Đura Jakšić in Rakovica. The pupils in the territory of Rakovica municipality competed during the last week of the school year in cleaning up and landscaping their school yards as a part of the campaign "Let's Clean up Serbia". 

The works on the waste water collection and transportation system from the Grand Bačka Canal have been completed. Currently, the main collector facility is under construction.

On this occasion the Minister of Environment and Spatial Planning Oliver Dulić in the presence of the Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management Saša Dragin, the President of the Executive Council of the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina Bojan Pajtić and HE Dutch Ambassador to Serbia Ron van Dartel, visited the Grand Bačka Canal in Vrbas within the framework of the campaign "Let's Clean up Serbia".