The Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning declared Štrpce Municipality the most successful municipality in "Big Cleaning of Serbia" campaign, organized on Saturday, June 5^th, 2010.

- As many as 15% of Štrpce citizens took part in the campaign on Saturday and gave their contribution to the "Big Cleaning of Serbia" campaign. I am very glad that a Kosovo and Metohija municipality, where people have a number of existential and other problems, was voted the most successful municipality in our campaign. In this way the citizens of Štrpce showed that care for the environment should not be put off for some better and much happier times. As a reward for their success the Ministry shall donate a new garbage truck to Štrpce Municipality - says the Minister of Environment and Spatial Planning, Mr. Oliver Dulić.

More than 200,000 citizens of Serbia participated in the "Big Cleaning of Serbia ", marking the World Environment Day on June 5^th. Schools, public companies, private enterprises, employees of public administration services, NGOs and citizens took part in this campaign.

- The first results of the campaign are amazing. We are very satisfied with the response from our citizens. Only three municipalities were not able to participate in the campaign, one of them is Trgovište municipality which was unable to join the campaign due to the state of emergency caused by the floods. To those who did not participate in the campaign I would like to send the message that we did the cleaning on their behalf, said Minister Dulić and announced that accurate data on the campaign results would be available as soon as all reports from municipalities reach the Ministry.

The Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning has marked Earth Day by numerous manifestations held throughout Serbia. Minister Oliver Dulić has participated in wild-landfill cleanup activity on Ada Huja in Belgrade. He invited all citizens, institutions, non-governmental organizations and companies to join a huge Serbia cleanup activity on 5^th June 2010.

- We call upon all citizens to give their contribution to environment by cleaning their surroundings. There are thousands of locations in Serbia similar to Ada Huja, where waste has been deposited for years. Owing to "Let's clean up Serbia" campaign, 60 per cent out of 4.600 landfills registered last year has been cleaned. Nevertheless, citizens continued to deposit waste at some of those locations - said minister Dulić.

Swedish Chemicals Agency and Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning of the Republic of Serbia are implementing the project "Chemicals Risk Management in Serbia" funded by Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida). We are looking for the applicants for the following consultancy service.

"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.