SRP / ENG

Women of Serbia

in Sustainable

Energy

#BeWISE

The project is implemented by the Center for Promotion
of Sustainable Development (CPOR)
in partnership with the Deutsche Gesellschaft für
Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)
and the Ministry of Mining and Energy of the Republic of Serbia.

WISE Serbia network of women

We are women from different professions but driven by the same goal – to contribute to sustainable energy in Serbia, the fight against climate change, and environmental protection.

Conference

Women of Serbia in Sustainable Energy – Leadership for the Energy Transition conference was held on September 20, 2023, in Dorćol Platz in Belgrade

Publications

The research results on the attitudes of women in the household and women in business on the application of green technologies in households and the economy.

Serbian women in sustainable energy
(WISE Serbia)

The WISE Serbia (Women of Serbia in Sustainable Energy) project promotes the active participation, representation, and strengthening of the role of women in sustainable energy, climate actions, and green economy with a focus on the role of women in energy transition, democratization, and decentralization. Energy.

WISE Serbia is the second phase of the project implemented in 2017-2018. and is implemented by the civil society organization Center for the Promotion of Sustainable Development – CPSD in partnership with the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) within the project “Promotion of renewable energy sources and energy efficiency in Serbia”.

News

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Minister Dubravka Đedović Handanović receives Female Leader in Sustainable Energy award

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Female Leader of Energy Transition award winners announced

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Conference Women of Serbia in Sustainable Energy – Leadership for the Energy Transition to take place in Belgrade

Project supported by

Project 2017-2018 supported by