Janković: We are solving the decade-long problem of wastewater

The President of the Municipality of Mionica Boban Janković, together with the representatives of “Clean Serbia”, the company CRBC and Isidora Burić from the Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure, visited the works on the construction of the sewage network in this Municipality, which are being carried out within the “Clean Serbia” project.

“Our goal is for the works to go according to plan and to solve the decade-long problem that citizens are facing,” Janković said during the conversation.

The delegation visited the works in Mionica, but in Banja Vrujca where it is the implementation of the mentioned project is also underway.

“This is a big project and it requires a lot of resources, but it’s easier when we know that a huge problem will be solved,” says Janković.

The “Clean Serbia” project in the Municipality of Mionica envisages the construction of a 19-kilometer sewage system and will cover all the settlements in the Municipality of Mionica that have not had sewerage until now.

Bakić: “Clean Serbia” is the largest infrastructural project ever

The EU Ambassador Emanuele Giaufret within his visit campaign to Serbia has visited Subotica, in order to present and promote significant and large projects helped by the EU. The Mayor of Subotica, Stevan Bakić, while speaking on the topic of numerous projects being implemented in this city, has especially emphasized the works expected within the scope of the “Clean Serbia” Project.

Speaking on the infrastructural projects in Subotica, Bakić has emphasized the following: “I spoke with the Ambassador on the upcoming implementation of the “Clean Serbia” Project, within the scope of which the works on the construction of 110 kilometers of sewage network and two wastewater treatment plants on the territory of our city should begin next year.”

Bakić has also stated that within the scope of this Project, 20 million Euros will be invested in Subotica, Palić, Bajmok and Čantavir, which will make for the largest ever investment in the field of municipal infrastructure in Subotica.

With the implementation of the “Clean Serbia” Project and the construction of the sewage network and wastewater treatment plants, the problem of wastewater disposal will be solved for 15,000 residents.

photo: Town Subotica

To a healthy environment through the works of “Clean Serbia”

The construction of sewage networks and new construction sites in 16 cities and municipalities through the “Clean Serbia” project continued in November. The new kilometers of the sewage network have enabled normal functioning and a higher standard of living for numerous residents of Serbia. Through extensive works, “Clean Serbia” preserves our rivers and protects our nature.

RB. Gradilište Šta se radi Dužina sad koja se radimetri Ukupnadužinametri Napomena

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1. Lajkovac Kanalizacija Bogovađa-1745m 32227,13 m                 8621 m meters of constructed sewage collectors
2. Knić Kanalizacija           4,359.09 34,390.80  
3. Kragujevac Kanalizacija         12,191.60 41,745.42  
4. Krupanj Kanalizacija 3664 m 7344,83 m 1752 m meters of constructed sewage collectors
5. Kladovo Kanalizacija BrzaPalanka- 268m

Rit-664m

Velika Vrbica-156m

Rtkovo-0m

Brza Palanka-2287m

Rit-2984m

Velika Vrbica-7788,48m

Rtkovo-6471,66m

 

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6. Lazarevac Kanalizacija 19050 m 24753.75 m 12868 m meters of constructed sewage collectors
7. Mionica Kanalizacija 11347 m 12180 m 3640m meters of constructed sewage collectors
8. Obrenovac Kanalizacija 17895,33 m 98389,73 m 14715 m meters of constructed sewage collectors
9. Svrljig Kanalizacija 1331 2408 6040
10. Varvarin Kanalizacija 14813 35768 44738.63
11. Vranje Kanalizacija 7350 10940 141675
12. Kučevo Kanalizacija Kučevofaza I- 623m

Kučevofaza II- 1035,50m

Kučevofaza I- 7115m

Kučevofaza II-10.313,50m

 
13. Novi Sad Kanalizacija 29.861,19 44.362,21 3 active construction sites
14. Novi Bečej Kanalizacija 41.796,25 46.535,25 2 active construction sites
15. Banja Vrujci Kanalizacija 4225 m 8498,0 m Banja Vrujci-4755,86 m meters of constructed sewage collectors
16. VelikiCrljeni Kanalizacija 11500 52597,59 5872 m meters of constructed sewage collectors

Brnabić: “Clean Serbia” is one of the most important projects

The Prime Minister of Serbia, Ana Brnabić, at the parliamentary session, announced the allocation of 3.4 billion euros in the next few years through the “Clean Serbia” project.

“We initiated and did many other things in the previous two years – also in the field of environmental protection (through the cleaning of illegal landfills, the construction of sewage networks and wastewater treatment plants, afforestation, desulfurization at our thermal power plants, etc.),” said Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić.

She stated that funds of 31.5 billion dinars have been secured for the environment.

“Here is one of the most important projects, the Clean Serbia project, there is also a budget for the disposal of hazardous waste, we continue subsidies for the purchase of electric vehicles, afforestation… In the previous two years, we cleaned 750 unsanitary landfills, which is a quarter of the total number. We are finally cleaning up our Serbia, the wild landfills that were created 65-70 years ago. We work in the interest of Serbia, we don’t brag about being green, it’s part of our job, we push forward on our own as a parliamentarian the majority. Therefore, greater investments in health, culture, defense, education… With this budget, hard work and projects, we will enable a better standard of citizens”, concluded the Prime Minister.

Crnobarac: Through project “Clean Serbia” we protect our Danube

The deputy mayor of Novi Sad, Ivan Crnobarac, particularly emphasized the importance of the “Clean Serbia” project, through which the construction of a wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) will be financed.

“One of the most strategically important projects in the field of hydrotechnics, but also environmental protection, is the construction of a central wastewater treatment plant,” said the deputy mayor of Novi Sad, Igor Crnobarac.

The deputy mayor of Novi Sad pointed out that this is an expensive but equally important project.

“By implementing this project, we will contribute to environmental protection in our city in the sense that we will protect the quality of our surface and underground waters. A very expensive project, and therefore it is very important that it will also be financed through the “Clean Serbia” program, i.e. from the budget of the Republic of Serbia,” said Crnobarac.

By building a WWTP, we are protecting the Danube River and preserving the natural environment.

“In this way, we will succeed in achieving something that I think is an achievement of civilization, that we do not discharge our waste water, both industrial and fecal, directly into our Danube, but that they are collected, taken to the central system for the purification of waste water, and purified to the level of quality itself. recipient, i.e. the Danube, and as such they are discharged into it”, stated Crnobarac.

“Clean Serbia” is the biggest project in Varvarin

Assistant to the president of Varvarin municipality, Marija Brajović, told RTKruševac that the “Clean Serbia” project is the biggest project in the last 100 years in this municipality.

After the works on the construction of the sewage network in Obrež, the works started in Gorje Katun as part of the “Clean Serbia” project.

“It is a big, perhaps the biggest project in the last 100 years, and the value of that project is 22 million euros, not dinars,” said Brajović, stressing the importance of realizing the project itself.

In the Municipality of Varvarin, the “Clean Serbia” project foresees a total length of the sewage network of 44,738.63 meters.

Next year, 23 more cities and municipalities in the “Clean Serbia”

The Minister of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure, Goran Vesić, speaking about the budget for 2023. and numerous capital projects, among other things, said that Serbia will solve the problem of sewage and waste water in five to 10 years.

The largest project that is currently being implemented in Serbia when it comes to communal infrastructure is the “Clean Serbia” project.

“Clean Serbia” includes the construction of sewers and waste water factories covering a population of 2.3 million inhabitants. It is currently being implemented in 16 locations” , said the Minister of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure Goran Vesić, announcing that in 2023. the project will be implemented in another 23 cities or municipalities.

Minister Vesić estimated that in five to 10 years, with the projects implemented by two other ministries and local governments, Serbia will solve the sewage problem.

Works at seven locations in Mionica in planned dynamics

As many as seven construction sites are currently active in the Municipality of Mionica as part of the “Clean Serbia” project.

Works in the Municipality of Mionica are progressing according to the planned dynamics, so the sections of Rankovića street with a length of 262.30m, Antonijevića street 272.30m have already been completed. Works are underway at several locations: Divčibarski put 4, Breždjanska 1, Kevića sokak, Kneza Grbovića, Aleksandar Obradović, Milan Stanišić, Pajić street.

As part of the Clean Serbia project, in the next period, works on the construction of sewage infrastructure are planned at the following locations: Divčibarski put 1, Dragojevića strana, Mlin and  Breždjanska 2. In the month of November alone, the works included the installation of 100 manholes, and 2,489 m of sewage pipes were installed.

The importance of the ongoing works is evidenced by the statement of the President of the Municipality, Boban Janković, who said about the works: “This is our answer to environmental problems. These are projects worth 1.2 billions of dinars invested by the Government of the Republic of Serbia, which will greatly improve the health and ecological image of our municipality”.

 

November works in Kragujevac(the video)

New construction sites in Kragujevac for new kilometers of sewage network

Works within the “Clean Serbia” project in Kragujevac are currently being carried out at the Petrovac and Veliko polje – Grošnica locations. The works were completed in Dimitrija Katić and Sveta Pavlović Streets.

In the settlement of Petrovac in Kragujevac, works are underway on the construction of a 3,920 m long sewage network, where as many as 125 manholes and 250 cisterns will be installed. So far, works have been carried out in Djurdja Branković Street for a length of 100 meters and work has begun in Kikindska street.

In the settlement of Grošnica, the “Clean Serbia” project envisages the construction of 3,139 meters. Work has begun on the installation of the sewage network in Kučajska street, where 90 meters have already been completed, and the project envisages the installation of 115 manholes and pipes of the fi250 profile.

That the implementation of the project in Kragujevac is progressing is also evidenced by the fact that after the completion of the works on laying the pipes in Bogoljuba Djurdjevića Street in the upper part, technical tests are underway, while the works in the same street in its lower part have already started.