During the past week, FLOROZON – Center for Environmental Democracy actively participated in a transnational event held in Ajdovščina, Slovenia, as part of the NBS4RESILIENCE project under the Interreg IPA Adrion Programme. The event brought together project partners from six countries with a shared goal — to exchange knowledge, experiences, and innovative practices for strengthening climate resilience through Nature-Based Solutions (NBS)...

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A public forum with citizens, institutional representatives, and civil society organizations was successfully organized today at the House of Culture in the Municipality of Gjorche Petrov, focusing on one of the most pressing local environmental challenges — the management of household bio-waste.
The event aimed to strengthen dialogue and cooperation between citizens and local authorities in...

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Students from Tihomir Miloshevski Primary School in the Municipality of Gjorche Petrov took part in another educational and inspiring workshop held at the Biotechnology Laboratory of SUGS “Marija Kiri – Sklodovska” – Skopje, as part of the project “Civic Activism for Achieving a Circular Economy in Organic Waste Management.”
Students from 7th to 9th grade, together with their teachers, had the opportunity through...

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From February 3–4, 2025, CED FLOROZON participated in the second partner meeting of the NBS4RESILIENCE project held in Prijedor, Bosnia and Herzegovina, under the Interreg IPA Adrion Programme. The event was hosted by the Development Agency of Prijedor (PREDA) and gathered all project partners to review the progress achieved so far, exchange experiences, and define coordinated actions for the upcoming implementation period...

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Students from Dimitar Pop Georgiev – Berovski Primary School in the Municipality of Gjorche Petrov participated in another interactive workshop at the Biotechnology Laboratory of SUGS “Marija Kiri – Sklodovska” – Skopje, as part of the project “Civic Activism for Achieving a Circular Economy in Organic Waste Management.”
Scholars from 7th to 9th grade, together with their science teachers, had the opportunity through...

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