Within the project “Strengthening Disaster Resilience in Agriculture”, funded by the European Union and implemented by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations…
From 2023/24 school year, a new elective subject "Climate Change in Agriculture" is being offered in five pilot agricultural high schools in Serbia. This innovative…
One-fifth of the population in Serbia lives and works in rural areas. Their income, well-being, and the quality of everyday life depend on agricultural production,…
Climate change is one of the greatest challenges of today’s world. Recognizing the importance of adequate education and raising awareness among future agricultural professionals about…
Innovative solutions, digitalization and new technologies play an important role in safeguarding the environment and improving the overall quality of life in the 21st century.…
Climate change has a great impact on agricultural production and population in Serbia. Rising temperatures and changes in the precipitation regime pose risks to food…
Agriculture remains one of the most affected sectors by climate change. Droughts, floods, hail, and changes in precipitation have a major impact on agricultural population…
In the past 30 years, the world has lost nearly 4 trillion dollars to natural disasters. And in Serbia, the floods of 2014 caused damage…
Serbia is exposed to natural disasters such as floods, drought or frost. When they occur, they often cause a reduction or even a total loss…
Cattle, sheep and pig farms in Serbia face higher production costs and lower income due to climate change. Particularly affected are small and family-owned farms…