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EBRD’s Green Cities Programme initiative supports cities in identifying and planning priority projects that can help them become greener and more sustainable

The exhibition presents the novelties in the field of water supply, sanitary and sewerage installations, gas supply installations, technological installations, thermal installations, heating, ventilation installations, air conditioning, refrigeration, etc.

To improve access to sanitation services, the Serbian National Environmental Strategy plans to upgrade the existing infrastructure, expand the sewage networks, and build primary and secondary wastewater treatment plants in 20 to 30 large agglomerations and hotspot locations

The smart solutions implemented in Kranj are expected to ease the local authority’s overall planning and emergency response, reduce utility losses and provide a tool for consumption control to the citizens

From September 30th to October 4th 2020 the attention of engineering industry players is drawn to the Adriatic Fair in Budva, Montenegro as several major industrial events will take place – the 15th edition of Water - Water Supply Systems - Sanitary Technologies Fair, 42nd Civil Engineering Fair and the 8th Energy Fair

The project will modernise and extend municipal services for nearly 100 000 people in the Smolyan district in accordance with EU directives

The event took place together with its traditional parallel forums - the 41st Civil engineering fair and the 7th Energy fair in Budva. “The combination of these events represents an opportunity for exhibitors to use benefits of the synergy of fair platforms”, the organizers said

Rich in natural resources, Albania is a part of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) in order to modernise and promote good governance of the extractive industries

More than 40 out of a total of 128 cities in the country use smart solutions. The infrastructure of Smart Cities in Croatia is in at an early stage of its development but is advancing rapidly. Approximately half of the country municipalities have already began implementing one or more intelligent solution initiatives.

Romanian citizens and the environment will benefit from a EUR 25 million investment for the improvement of water supply and wastewater treatment, as well as reduction of water losses.