Ropotovo

The Green Resource Hub in the v. Ropotovo officially launched

On 24.01.2025, officially began operating the Green Resource Hub located in the building of the Municipality of Dolneni (village of Ropotovo)!

The goal of the hub is to serve as a central resource for educating and informing the community about sustainable agriculture, energy efficient practices and the use of renewable energy sources.

The hub will be active two days a week, one day for counseling and information and one day for field visits.

With this opening, a series of subsequent activities were announced that will be implemented in cooperation with the Municipality of Dolneni aimed at waste processing, production of organic fertilizer, but also an analysis of the potential of Ropotovo and the surrounding area for setting up capacities for the production of energy from renewable sources.

The work of the hub is supported by the Municipality of Dolneni and Mayor Urim Ibeski, who lent the premises to the Municipal Council free of charge for the needs of the activity.


*The activity is part of the project “Smart Green Village for a Sustainable Future” which is implemented with the support of the Open Society Foundations Western Balkans.

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