Projects

A partnership project of organizations from three countries - the Cultural Center Mladost in Futog (Serbia), the Cultural Center Travno in Zagreb (Croatia) and the Axiom Youth Association in Eastern Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina), with the primary, long-term goal preservation of the cultural heritage element - folk costume skills with associated techniques and co-financed through support for cooperation projects related to the European Year of Cultural Heritage 2018.

Empowering Local Public Property Management Systems

The R-SOL-E project was implemented in partnership with the City of Belišće as a leading partner, the City of Novi Sad, i.e. the City Administration for Construction Land and Investment and Gorjani Municipality. By developing cross-border cooperation between Serbia and Croatia and improving existing communication and information channels, it promotes the use of renewable energy sources to reduce energy consumption in public buildings and infrastructure.

The IPA Cross-Border Cooperation project entitled "Colorful Cooperation" is implementing in cooperation with the developer of the “DKMT Duna-Körös-Maros-Tisza Eurorégiós Fejlesztési Ügynökség Nonprofit Közhasznú Kft.” from Hungary and partners: “Egy-Másért Ifjúsági és Közösségfejlesztő Közhasznú Egyesület” from Hungary,  the Provincial Secretariat for Regional Development, Interregional Cooperation and Local Self-Government o

The project "EKOprofit" was started jointly by the City of Novi Sad, the Austrian Development Agency and the consortium Denkstatt GmbH from Vienna. EKOprofit is a world-renowned consulting program for small, medium and large companies, behind the private and public sectors, who are interested in modifying their production and operations to be more profitable and economical. The aim of the project is to reduce the amount of waste and the emission of harmful substances as well as the application of environmental standards in their treatment.

The project "Home Care Services in Novi Sad" is implemented by the City of Novi Sad through the City Administration for Social and Child Welfare in partnership with the Center for Social Work and the Humanitarian Center of Novi Sad. The aim of the project is to contribute to the process of integration of refugees and internally displaced persons in Serbia and their equal participation in society.

The Museum of the City of Novi Sad, in partnership with the Danube-Kris-Moris-Tisa Euroregion, has implemented a project called Museum Pass. The aim of the project is to improve the tourist offer by developing the cooperation of museums in the region and its duration is 18 months. The total value of the project is EUR 214,190.00 and the donation value is EUR 182,061.50.

As the winner of the Local Self-Governments Competition in Financial Management and Credit, the international agency Moody's Investors Service, supported by the USAID, awarded a credit rating to the City of Novi Sad. This enabled the City of Novi Sad to become the first local self-government in Serbia to finance its development infrastructure projects by issuing long-term municipal bonds. The municipal bond agreement between the City and the UniCredit Group was signed on 8^th July 2011. The value of the credit rating grant is USD 30,000.00.

The City of Novi Sad, through the Municipal Economic Growth Activity supported by American Agency for International Development, has received funding for the Brownfield for new business project, which includes the creation of a business incubator in the field of information technology in order to create new jobs, reduce the number of unsucessful SMEs and strengthen them, as well as to keep young people in local settings.

The City of Novi Sad, in partnership with Ölelő Kéz Ápolási és Hospice Alapitvény from Kecskemét, Hungary, has implemented the Medical Home Care project within the Hungary-Serbia Cross-border Cooperation Program 2007-2013.

Medical home care is a form of nursing care in the home by professional staff and other nursing staff.