The Institute of Architecture and Urbanism of Serbia is one of the most important scientific research institutions in the Republic of Serbia in the field of architecture, urbanism, and spatial planning. The Institute operates in accordance with the accreditation for performing scientific research activities of general interest in the field of technical and technological sciences (Decision of the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development, Committee for Accreditation of Scientific Research Organizations No. 660-01-00003 / ...
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MINIPART – Improving participation in spatial planning of mining areas (2024-2027)

Руководилац пројекта: др Тамара Маричић, виши научни сарадник (ИАУС).
Истраживачи: др Маријана Пантић (ИАУС), др Милена Токовић (Географски факултет, Универзитет у Београду),
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Perspectives of the sustainable spatial development of Serbia

Coordinator Dr. Nikola Krunić, senior research associate In order to set and implement the crucial priorities of sustainable development defined at the EU level, every ...
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Development of new methodological frameworks and information systems for the establishment of sustainable and resilient cities in Serbia

Coordinator Dr. Marina Nenković-Riznić, senior research associate Within the mentioned thematic area, there is a plan to engage researchers in the preparation of a scientific ...
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NONA – New gOvernance for New spAces

The Institute of Architecture and Urban & Spatial Planning of Serbia (IAUS), in collaboration with seventeen European organisations and institutions from Slovenia, Germany, Bulgaria, Croatia, ...
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THE CITIES AND CLIMATE CHANGE PROGRAM

The Cities and Climate Change Program began with the adoption of the Law on Climate Change and aims to strengthen initiatives to adapt and mitigate ...
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GREEN, LIVABLE, AND RESILIENT CITIES, SERBIA: Strengthening Sustainable and Resilient Urban Development

The World Bank in partnership with SECO SURGE Trust Fund is supporting the Government of Serbia and more specifically the Ministry of Construction, Transport, ...
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