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lola on 20 May ’08: good site dude

khow on 03 Oct ’08: ok now this is the official website...haha

loar on 22 Oct ’08: this site is quiet.. are there any events coming up?

nk on 29 Oct ’08: hang in there! we have something exciting brewing.. will update the website once it gets more concrete.

khow on 01 Jan ’09: Joshua, I think more can happen in this web space in order to connect to other people. this is quite not up to date. What happened to the latest DMP? Just a friendly comment.... wink

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Introducing Our Networks- Expeditio, Montenegro

Daniel Lee on Fri, May 8, 2009

EXPEDITIO - Centre for Sustainable Spatial Development is a non-governmental and non-profit organisation seated in Kotor, Montenegro. EXPEDITIO was founded in 1997 by six students at their final year at the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade with the view of enhancing architectural and visual surroundings in our region.

Today, the organization has about 350 members and has conducted numerous projects addressing different problems of sustainable spatial development. Since 2005, the organization has been represented in the Montenegrin National Council of Sustainable Development. EXPEDITIO is a member of EUROPA NOSTRA, the biggest Pan-European Federation for Heritage and one of the founders of SEE (South East European) Heritage network.

The vision of EXPEDITIO is arranged space for a better life and our mission is to encourage sustainable spatial development and enhance urban and rural areas in Montenegro through activity in the fields of cultural heritage, green architecture, urban planning and public advocacy. 

Activities: Our initial activities focused on cultural heritage, with projects conducted in a small town Perast in the Bay of Boka Kotorska, where we organized summer schools of architecture and volunteer restoration camps. However, gradually our activities extended and today we deal with a wide range of topics related to spatial planning, sustainable architecture, energy efficiency in building, etc. We are especially concerned about space and its protection and management. This concern resulted in conducting several large campaigns aimed at raising public awareness of the values of space and introducing the principles of sustainable and energy efficient building. Bearing in mind our vision and mission, we try to be an active agent of the overall development of our country and we often react to urban plans or instances of construction that we see as harmful both to nature and cultural heritage and inconsistent with the principles of sustainable development.  We are also very active in the publishing field. So far, we have produced 20 publications (in Montenegrin and English), 5 of which are translations of EU documents in the field of spatial development. We have cooperated in numerous projects in our region and EU countries.
Additional information on the organization can be found on www.expeditio.org .










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