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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), проф. др Милован Вуковић (Технички факултет у Бору, Универзитет у Београду), и докторанд Душанка Милосављевић (Институт за филозофију и друштвену теорију).

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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 project for a new call of the Science Fund. The purpose of the scientific project will be to support the efforts to overcome existing and potential natural and anthropogenic effects caused by climate change in Serbia.
The research will be verified by examining the possible application of the index of spatial climate endangerment and decision support tools with mitigation measures in several pilot studies of urban centers in Serbia.
The research within this thematic area will be based on the analysis of existing planning documentation

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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 EU candidate country should research and define its national development goals and spatial development strategies.
The Republic of Serbia, as a future member of the EU and having in mind the perspectives and strategies of Europe’s development, should define its plans and implementation instruments specifically related to sustainable spatial development after 2021.

It is necessary to innovate current guidelines for spatial development, defined through the Spatial Plan of the Republic 2010-2020, and continue them with new research based on current trends in energy development, economy, infrastructure, harmonization of regional disparities, demography, urban and rural development, resource use, social development, environmental protection, and biodiversity, climate change adaptation, etc.

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