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Belgrade incinerator PPP

Green Shoots in Serbia a Worry for Ruling Party and Opponents

August 31, 2021

Never before seen as a priority for impoverished Serb voters, green issues are forcing themselves onto the political agenda ahead of …


‘Needle under a blanket’ at Belgrade waste project

January 18, 2021

Superficial cover up by the EBRD’s accountability mechanism of problems at Belgrade Solid Waste public-private partnership is followed by new request for problem solving.


“Izgradnja spalionice u Vinči protivna svim ekološkim standardima…”: Ne davimo Beograd podneo dve žalbe…

March 2, 2020

Inicijativa Ne davimo Beograd je, zajedno sa mrežom nevladinih organizacija sa sedištem u Pragu “Bankwatch Network”, podnela dve žalbe Energetskoj zajednici protiv Republike Srbije, zbog nepoštovanja evropskih ekoloških standarda pri izgradnji spalioni


Legal challenge mounted against subsidies for Belgrade waste incinerator

March 2, 2020

Serbia’s Ne Davimo Beograd movement has submitted two complaints to the Energy Community Secretariat, challenging government decisions for the Suez-Itochu consortium’s 340,000 tonnes-per-year municipal waste incinerator in Belgrade (1).


New analysis: Belgrade incinerator public-private partnership a textbook case of corporate capture

December 4, 2019

The Belgrade solid waste public-private partnership (PPP) has been plagued by legal irregularities and circumvented binding decision-making processes, finds a new analysis published today by CEE Bankwatch Network, Counter Balance and Zero Waste Europe.


EU bank drops Belgrade incinerator, citing impact on recycling: EBRD and other banks press on

October 28, 2019

Prague, Belgrade – The European Investment Bank (EIB) has refrained from financing the planned Vinča municipal waste incinerator in Belgrade, Serbia, according to a letter sent to the Ne Davimo Beograd initiative that campaigns against the project.


NDBG: EIB potvrdila da je spalionica u Vinči protivna pristupanju Srbije EU

October 25, 2019

Inicijativa Ne davimo Beograd saopštila je danas da je dobila i zvanični odgovor Evropske investicione banke, u kome se navodi da je odbila da finansira izgradnju spalionice u Vinči, zbog posledica koje će ovaj projekat imati po ciljeve u vezi recikliranja otpada postavljene u Poglavlju 27, odnosno po pristupanje Srbije Evropskoj uniji.


NGOs challenge decision to approve Belgrade incinerator operating subsidies

October 15, 2019

The Ne Davimo Beograd initiative has this week challenged a decision by the Ministry of Mining and Energy to grant feed-in tariffs to Beo Čista Energija d.o.o. for the planned Vinča waste incinerator in Serbia, to be financed by the EBRD, IFC and Austrian development bank OeEB.


Belgrade incinerator: Serbia to be a dumping ground for outdated technology?

July 22, 2019

The Serbian Ministry of Environment recently published the environmental assessment for the planned Vinča waste incinerator for public consultation. But the study shows no sign that the new plant would be in line with new EU pollution control standards approved in June.


Belgrade incinerator public private partnership (PPP), Belgrade, Serbia

January 18, 2019

The planned Belgrade waste incinerator, financed by the EBRD, IFC and Austrian Development Bank (OeEB), is incompatible with waste prevention and recycling targets. The European Commission and EIB recognised this, and the EIB therefore refused to finance it. The project also endangers the already precarious livelihoods of up to 12,000 people waste-picking in the city.


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