The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to a network of connected devices that collect and exchange data via sensors, enabling improved monitoring and control of various processes. IoT systems are studied in the fields of energy, water, waste, and agriculture, where they assist in reducing or limiting resource consumption, optimizing costs and minimizi...

By Amila Rubanović, Fatima Abazović, Medina Mehić

In the context of global socio-economic changes, education is becoming a key driver of sustainable transition and the development of the green economy. Transition countries face challenges in modernizing their educational systems to meet the needs of the labor market and the demands of sustainable development. This paper analyzes the state of prima...

By Sead Rešić, Edisa Korda, Almedina Hatarić Palić, Ahmed Palić

In the strategy of Green economy from WHO, one of the five sectors is health care facilities. Its report finds that many forms of astma and allergies, as well heart disease and stroke related to increaseingly intense pollution.. The aim of our research were to analyze the impact of air pollution on increased death on people under 30 year old and he...

By Ivan Ramov, Elizabeta Popova Ramova

In modern economic development, the green economy is becoming one of the key concepts, as it harmonizes the economic, ecological and social dimensions of growth. The essence of the green economy is the creation of an economic system that promotes the efficient use of resources, the reduction of harmful gas emissions and the development of new techn...

By Džejlana Čejvan, Erdin Hasanbegović

The green economy and the concept of sustainable transition have become key frameworks for understanding economic development in developing countries, where the challenges of environmental degradation, climate change, and socioeconomic inequalities are deeply interconnected. In this context, data collection and analysis serve as the foundation for ...

By Krstan Borojević, Nebojša Borojević, Ahmed Palić

Coal-fired power plants in the Western Balkans region remain the dominant source of electricity generation, but at the same time one of the largest sources of air pollution. According to reports by international health organizations, emissions from these facilities, in just one observed two-year period, led to several thousand estimated premature d...

By Saša Đekić, Maja Salkić Smailkadić, Bekir Fulan, Vlado Tadić

In a period of global social and economic change, the teaching profession in transition countries is undergoing a profound transformation. Teachers of natural sciences and mathematics are particularly affected, as their role becomes crucial in developing the competencies necessary to understand and implement the principles of sustainable developmen...

By Azra Ahmić, Ahmed Palić

Construction waste generated as an inevitable consequence of demolition or reconstruction of buildings can be reused, thereby reducing the need for natural materials, which essentially represent non-renewable energy sources. In this way, the management of construction waste is achieved, preventing it from ending up in landfills or similar disposal ...

By Zlatica Kuliš, Venera Simonović

The Una National Park is located in a picturesque area on the state border between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia. The Una National Park, with its ecological and tourist capacities, operates in accordance with the provisions of the Law on National Parks. However, the overall perspective and functionality in the protection of the resources of th...

By Mile Matijević, Biljana Rađenović, Amarildo Mulić

The aim of this paper is to show that a successful process of disposal of discarded and wornout objects, equipment and technical means, which may represent ecologically unknown waste, is possible if it is approached, from the collection phase to final disposal in a very professional and responsible manner, with the aim of using secondary raw materi...

By Mirko Tešić, Mišo Tešić, Boban Tešić