Clean Serbia

The sewer works are underway in Pojat, followed by Stalać and Ćićevac

Posted on 5. March 2025. by administrator

As part of the implementation of the “Clean Serbia” project in the municipality of Ćićevac, excavation and pipe installation are currently underway in several streets in Pojat, and the mayor of the municipality, Dr. Mirjana Krkić, announced that after Pojat, the work will move to Grad Stalać, while the final phase will cover Ćićevac itself.

“This year, the plan is to construct 30 kilometers of the sewage network. I urge the citizens to be patient during the ongoing work, as the ‘Clean Serbia’ project is of great importance and requires both time and cooperation from everyone. With the arrival of spring, along with agricultural work, there may be temporary infrastructure damage, such as cut asphalt. However, all streets will be restored to their original condition after the completion of the work,” said Dr. Mirjana Krkić.

The “Clean Serbia” project covers the construction of 61 kilometers of sewage network in the territory of the municipality of Ćićevac.

Mićin: Continuation of the ‘Clean Serbia’ project in Novi Sad

Posted on 5. March 2025. by administrator

The newly elected mayor of Novi Sad, Žarko Mićin, in a statement to the Novi Sad media, spoke about the general development and progress of the city, emphasizing that one of the key goals is the continuation of infrastructure projects. Among those projects, “Clean Serbia” certainly stands out.

As he stated in his presentation, Mićin reiterated that the focus will be on the implementation of key infrastructure initiatives, including the “Clean Serbia” project.

“Through the ‘Clean Serbia’ project, the sewage system at Liman 1 and 2 will be reconstructed, a collector will be built along Cara Lazar Boulevard, and a new sewer system will be installed at Dunavac. “Also, the reconstruction of the waste water collector is planned in Almaška Street, from Pariska Komuna Street to Kisačka Street, as well as in Miša Dimitrijevića Street,” Mićin said.

He reminded that in the period from 2012 to 2024, more than 300 kilometers of water supply network were built and reconstructed, as well as almost 350 kilometers of sewage network.

“Novi Sad, thanks to the large infrastructure projects that are being implemented, will continue to grow and develop, in accordance with the needs of its citizens,” Mićin concluded.

Works within the “Clean Serbia” are running smoothly in Kragujevac

Posted on 2. March 2025.2. March 2025. by administrator

Works within the “Clean Serbia” project in Kragujevac are proceeding smoothly. Currently, the construction of the missing sewage line, arrangement of manholes in Milivoja Milentijevića Street, preparation for asphalting in Užička Republika Street, and excavations in Dragoljuba Dulejanovića, Nikola Maratovića and Velebitska Streets are in progress. The works aimed at improving the infrastructure and improving the quality of life of the residents are progressing according to the planned dynamics.

Vucevic in Leskovac: Projects for the sustainable future of the city

Posted on 21. February 2025. by administrator

During his visit to Leskovac, the Prime Minister of the Republic of Serbia, Miloš Vučević, met with the mayor Dr. Sci. honey Goran Cvetanović and his colleagues to discuss key infrastructure projects, their improvement and future plans for the development of the city.

During the meeting, the realization of the started and planned projects was discussed, and a special focus was on the “Clean Serbia” project of the Government of the Republic of Serbia. Thanks to this project, a sewage network will be built in the settlements of Vinarce, Donje Stopanje, Vučje, Brza and Žabljane, which will significantly improve environmental standards in this area.

The project has a key role in improving the living conditions of citizens, protecting the environment and providing long-term sustainable communal infrastructure.

Academy in Sombor: Projects for the future “Clean Serbia”

Posted on 21. February 2025.21. February 2025. by administrator

In the Great Hall of the “Laza Kostić” Cultural Center in Sombor, a formal academy was held under the name “From the center of the Chamber administration to a city with a vision – Sombor 1750-2025.” on the occasion of commemorating 276 years since Sombor was declared a free and royal city.

The mayor of Sombor, Antonio Ratković, in his address to those present at the ceremonial academy, spoke about the key projects for Sombor this year, particularly emphasizing the construction of a high-speed road. He also emphasized that the implementation of the “Clean Serbia” project is underway, which is expected to continue this year as well.

In Sombor, the works on the construction of the sewage network in Stanišić have been completed so far, while the construction of the network in Bezdan and Kolut is ongoing.

Waste water treatment: modern technologies and innovations

Posted on 15. February 2025. by administrator

Wastewater treatment is a key process in preserving the environment and protecting water sources. In order to reduce pollution and ensure the high quality of purified water, various advanced technologies are used that improve the efficiency of pollutant removal. These technologies enable better treatment of industrial, municipal and agricultural wastewater, reduce environmental risks and ensure reuse of water for different purposes.

More and more wastewater treatment plants are implementing integrated approaches that combine different methods to achieve maximum efficiency.

• Internet ofThings (IoT) sensors enable monitoring of water quality in real time.

• Artificial intelligence (AI) helps optimize plant operations, reducing energy and chemical consumption.

• Membrane technologies such as nanofiltration and reverse osmosis improve water purification, enabling its reuse.

Advanced wastewater treatment methods play a key role in protecting water resources and preserving ecosystems. By combining innovative technologies, such as advanced oxidation processes, adsorption, biosorption and biological treatment, it is possible to significantly reduce the level of pollution and enable sustainable water use in the future. The integration of digital technologies further improves the efficiency and reliability of water treatment systems, making them ready for the challenges of modern times.

Kragujevac: Three plants – three solutions

Posted on 11. February 2025.6. March 2025. by administrator

In the construction of three wastewater treatment plants is underway. In accordance with the concept of the “Clean Serbia” project, which includes not only the construction of sewerage networks in order to preserve the environment, but also waste water treatment plants as a key part of river conservation, in Kragujevac-Knić, construction work on the construction of as many as three waste water treatment plants has begun at the Gruža, Knić 3 and Kusovac-Toponica locations.

The construction of the plant was preceded by the construction of the sewage network in the mentioned settlements. Thus, in accordance with the project, a sewage network with a length of about 3.2 km was built in the settlement of Knić, while nearly 120 manholes were built along the entire length. In the settlement of Kusovac, the locals got about 4.2 km of sewage network with 184 manholes, while in Gruža, more than 13 km of sewage network has been completed so far.

With this project, Kragujevac-Knić lays the foundations for an ecologically sustainable future, improving the quality of life of citizens and contributing to the protection of rivers and nature. The construction of a wastewater treatment plant is not only an infrastructure undertaking, but also a key step towards a healthier environment and long-term conservation of water resources.

Trifunović: In Inđija, works are being carried out at four locations

Posted on 8. February 2025. by administrator

Uroš Trifunović, director of the public company Inđija put, stated that the “Clean Serbia” project in Inđija is proceeding according to plan.

Trifunović says that all planned works are being carried out according to plan. “We are carrying out work on 4 construction sites, in Stevana Sremca Street, Bačka, and we are opening work in Prvomajska and two more streets,” Trifunović told Sremske Novine.

According to him, the works within the “Clean Serbia” project will then be continued in other streets where there is no sewage network.

Ratković: Continuation of the “Clean Serbia” project in Sombor

Posted on 25. January 2025.25. January 2025. by administrator

Antonio Ratković, the mayor of Sombor, announced the continuation of the “Clean Serbia” project for this year.

Highlighting significant projects in 2024, Ratković says: “We continued with the “Clean Serbia” project, through which we completed the construction of the sewage network in Stanišić, and we started the construction of the network in Bezdan and Kolut.”

In an interview for Somborske Novine, Ratković announced the further implementation of the “Clean Serbia” project. He stated that confirmation of this information also came from the relevant ministry.

“We will continue with the implementation of the “Clean Serbia” project until we build a sewage network in the entire territory under the authority of our city,” said Ratković.

Works on the expansion of the sewage network in Subotica

Posted on 23. January 2025. by administrator

At the end of last year, works began in Subotica on the expansion of the sewage network as part of the “Clean Serbia” project.

The project includes the construction of a 110 km sewage network and two wastewater treatment plants in the suburban settlements of Bajmok and Cantavir. The first phase, worth 25.4 million euros, includes works in Subotica and the settlements of Prozivka, Balić and Bajmok, with a completion date of three years.

The project will improve the quality of life and environmental protection, and it is financed by the Republic of Serbia with a contractor from China, according to the report of RTV Vojvodina.