On March 5, 2025, at the premises of the RARIS agency in Zaječar (Serbia), as part of the 3rd meeting of the Interreg Danube project SpongeCity partners, the concept of the ClimBeach scientific project, which is funded by the EU program Interreg IPA Croatia – Bosnia & Herzegovina - Montenegro, was presented.
The first Project Steering Committee meeting of the ClimBeach project was successfully held! Five partners from three countries, including FGAG SUM, gathered in Neum on February 12, 2025, to share the progress made during the initial period and present plans for upcoming activities.
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e-ZBORNIK is an electronic journal of the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Geodesy of the University of Mostar.
This is the 28th issue of our Journal which contains papers in Croatian and English with topics related to the contribution of the research of Mostar miljevina with special reference to frost resistance, environmental footprints caused by the operation of open-pit mines and the possibility of multifunctional use of the occupied space, defining the optimal distance between technological sequences during tunnel excavation in poor rock mass, the Infantry Barracks from 1889 and the competition for a secondary city center at French Republic Square from 1977 - roles in the urban development of the western part of Zagreb and analysis of the burned area in Grebaštica using Sentinel-2 satellite imagery and vegetation indices.
The fourth stakeholder meeting on the Interreg Danube project Sponge City was held in the FCEAG SUM council hall on 11th December 2024. All activities to date were discussed, and conclusions were made for the implementation of planned activities in the second period of the project.
A presentation of the work on the Interreg Danube region project SpongeCity was held as part of the Job Fair on November, 26th, after a presentation by the company Alfa therm.
On Friday, October 25, 2024, in the organization of the leading partner of the project consortium, the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Geodesy of the University of Split, the introductory meeting of the project team and the first meeting of the project steering committee (PSC) of the Interreg VI-A IPA Croatia–Bosnia and Herzegovina–Montenegro project ClimBeach – Improving Coastal Areas Resilience to Climate Change Impacts and setting up Guidelines for Sustainable Beach Stabilization and Management was held at the Hydrotechnical Laboratory in Žrnovnica.
