Serbia gets first research center for environmental agriculture

The first research center in the sector of organic agriculture which will have a regional character and focus on excellence and implementation of research results in practice in Serbia and other European countries has been established in Serbia under the name of the Center for Coordination and Transfer of Applied Research in Environmental Agriculture (Eco Agri Center), Poljoprivrednik reports.

The founders are the Center for Organic Production Selenca, the Creative Education Center from Novi Sad and Arhus Centar Novi Sad.

At the founding assembly, it was emphasized that the goals of the newly founded association were the provision of services contributing to the enhancement of micro, small and medium organic producers, the development of the organic production sector and the markets in the region and the establishment of cooperation with EU institutions.

Center for Coordination and Transfer of Applied Research in Environmental Agriculture has prepared strategically important, long-term documents, not just for this organization, but for all participants in the sector of organic production in Serbia and the surrounding countries – the Strategy of Development for 2018-2023 and the Action Plan for its implementation.

The center is established as part of the Organic Bridge project, realized through the Interreg CBC Serbia-Croatia program. Eco Agri Center counts on support from EU funds in its further infrastructural equipping.

EKO AGRI CENTAR

COPS Centar za organsku proizvodnju Selenča

Kreativno edukativni centar Novi Sad

AC NS

Coordination and Transfer of Applied Research in Environmental Agriculture

Eco Agri Center

Center for Organic Production Selenca

Creative Education Center Novi Sad

Arhus Centar Novi Sad

Strategy of Development for 2018 2023

Organic Bridge

Interreg CBC Serbia Croatia

environmental agriculture research center in Serbia

construction and capacity development of Eco Agri Center

construction and strengthening of research and development center

organic agriculture