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The Minister of Environmental Protection Sarah Pavkov visited the innovative agricultural farm Gralo in Divci near Valjevo, which is a good example of self-sustainability, respect for environmental standards and application of circular economy, as an important pillar of the Green Agenda.
Minister Pavkov has toured the farm together with Ambassador of Switzerland in Serbia Ana Lugon Moulin, a Permanent representative of UNDP in Belgrade by Jakup Berisha and a representative of the EU Delegation Antoan Avignon.
It is extremely pleasure to travel the bralo , a farm in part. The farm has a fresh water treatment plant and thus protects about 9,000 liters of purified water a day and more than three million liters per year. Purified water. They supply green areas in the complex and energy willow whose cutting is provided by biomass for green energy production. Also, organic waste is composted and reused as a fertilizer, thus reducing waste disposal on landfills. A farm farm fertilizer was used, as used for fertilization of crops, enriching land and reducing the need for chemical arrangements. All these processes, the bralo not only maintains and renewal resources, but completely satisfies the principles of the circular economy, Pavkov said.
The farm was provided by the procurement of the wastewater treatment plant with co-financing of the Switzerland government, and the total investment value exceeds 550,000. The innovative system is supported through the EU Green Agenda project, which is realized by the Ministry and UNDP with the support of the EU, and in cooperation with the Swedish and European Investment Bank, while the funds provided governments of Sweden, Switzerland and Serbia.
I want to thank our partners for support, and the hosts that they recognized the opportunity and promoted their green household through the project, you will develop and save resources, said Pavkov.
