Democratization and public participation
Democratic processes are incomplete without the active participation of citizens. This category explores the ways in which the public can (and should) participate in decision-making that affects the environment, public resources, and local communities. We deal with topics such as transparency, public hearings, participatory budgeting and mechanisms for involving citizens in policy-making processes.
Our goal is to empower citizens and organizations to recognize their role and right to influence the decisions that shape their everyday lives.
The Right to Water initiative launched the campaign "Together we send initiatives to make the taps come to life".
In the town of Donja Suvaja in the municipality of Gračac (Croatia) on 25.07.2024. In 2008, a protest was held against the construction of a small hydroelectric power plant (MHP)…
Yesterday's decision of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Serbia to revive the Jadar project was followed by unacceptable pressure on activists, whose goal was to divide the population and discourage them from fighting for the environment.
10 arguments that will help you understand why we do not support lithium mining in Serbia.
It is the 20th day that the fire at the "Duboko" landfill has been suffocating the residents of Užice and the surrounding area.
We, activists for the protection of rivers, water and nature, welcome the International Water Day today with deep concern. Old problems have not been solved, and new troubles cast a shadow over the future of all humanity.
