📋 Tender Overview
Today, the Ministry of Environmental Protection announced another public competition for support to cities and municipalities in the implementation of greening projects, protection and preservation of landscape diversity, as well as preservation and protection of land as a natural resource in 2026, which made available to local governments 92.41 million dinars for these purposes.
The competent minister, Sara Pavkov, called on local governments to hurry up and use this opportunity to, with the support of the state, additionally green their communities and public areas that are important for the environment and the quality of life of citizens. Greening is one of the concrete air protection measures that, in addition, most directly changes the appearance of cities and municipalities, but also contributes to soil protection and greater resistance of local communities to climate challenges. Every new seedling is important to us, and thats why we want to support projects that will have a real effect on the ground. Funds can be used for the procurement of native species seedlings, the implementation of works on greening and the preservation and protection of public areas, where there is a risk of degradation, then for the creation of wind protection belts. I expect great interest as part of this public call, as well as a lot of quality projects that will mean to the citizens, said Pavkov. The minister reminded that this is the second public call for support for greening projects, and a total of 191 million dinars has been earmarked for this purpose in the current year through two public calls. Year after year, the Ministry of Environmental Protection supports greening projects throughout Serbia, because it is a policy that brings concrete results and direct benefits to citizens. Through such projects, Serbia is richer by about 500,000 new seedlings from 2020. In accordance with the policy of the President of the Republic, Aleksandar Vucic, which is aimed at the even development of every part of our country and investments that change peoples daily lives, we continue to support cities and municipalities in projects that mean cleaner air, more orderly public areas, a better environment and a better quality of life for our citizens, said Pavkov. Tender documentation for the current call is available on the website of the Ministry of Environmental Protection.
