14/05/2026
NDC Srbija i NDC Mostar organizovali su 13. maja 2026. godine drugu radionicu u okviru projekta „Izgradnja mira, klimatske promene i ekološki održive lokalne zajednice“.
Jovan Milovanović, ekološki aktivista i novinar iz Beograda, predstavio je klimatske modele i izmenjene klimatske uslove za region Balkana. Uz praktične primere, učesnici su saznali zabrinjavajuće statistike koje se odnose na ekstremne padavine i sušu na prostorima BiH, Srbije, Crne Gore i Makedonije. Predstavljeni su negativni uticaji klimatskih promena na život i biodiverzitet, kao i već učinjena ekonomska, energetska i poljoprivredna šteta u regionu.
Muhamed Garib, inženjer poljoprivrede i projektni asistent u Udruženju građana NEŠTO VIŠE iz Mostara, predstavio je modele permakulture koje ovo udruženje primenjuje na svom imanju u Humilišanima, kod Mostara.
Učesnici su upoznati sa detaljnim procesom uzgajanja voća i povrća i različitim tehnikama kao što su malčiranje, kompostiranje, skupljanje i skladištenje vode, izrada zelenog krova, upotreba eko cigle i solarnih panela.
Posebnu pažnju učesnika izazvali su hotel za insekte, saveti kako se pravi prirodni deterdžent i koncept banke semena pod nazivom “Sjemenčica” koji je na inicijativu ovog udruženja zaživeo u regionu i šire.
Radionica je bila inspirativna i izazvala je veliko interesovanje učesnika - nastavnika i stručnih savetnika iz Srbije, BiH, Crne Gore i Hrvatske.
Realizaciju aktivnosti podržava GPPAC fondacija, uz ko-finansiranje Evropske unije, kroz projekat CLIMPSE.
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On May 13, 2026, NDC Serbia and NDC Mostar organized the second workshop within the project "Peacebuilding, climate change and ecologically sustainable local communities".
Jovan Milovanović, environmental activist and journalist from Belgrade, presented climate models and changed climate conditions for the Balkan region. With practical examples, the participants learned about worrying statistics related to extreme rainfall and drought in BiH, Serbia, Montenegro and Macedonia. The negative impacts of climate change on life and biodiversity are presented, as well as the economic, energy and agricultural damage already done in the region.
Muhamed Garib, agricultural engineer and project assistant in the Association of Citizens SOMETHING MORE from Mostar, presented the permaculture models applied by this association on its property in Humilišani, near Mostar.
Participants were introduced to the detailed process of growing fruits and vegetables and various techniques such as mulching, composting, collecting and storing water, making a green roof, using eco-bricks and solar panels.
The participants were specially attracted by the hotel for insects, tips on how to make natural detergent and the concept of a seed bank called "Sjemenčica", which, on the initiative of this association, came to life in the region and beyond.
The workshop was inspiring and aroused the great interest of the participants.
The implementation of the activity is supported by the GPPAC Foundation and co-funded by the EU, through the CLIMPSE project.
Nansen Dialogue Centre Mostar
Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict
https://www.gppac.net/climate-peace-and-security-climpse-project
