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We are focused on education, development, and promotion of green and left-wing politics
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About CGP
The Center for Green Politics is a citizens' association focused on education, development, and promotion of green politics and the green idea. The mission of the Center for Green Politics is to support the creation of a just, democratic, ecologically, and socially sustainable society. A society that is in harmony with nature, where nature is not viewed as a resource but as a common good.
The Center for Green Politics focuses its work on three program areas
Education about Green Politics
In order to expand knowledge about green politics, we develop and implement various educational programs. Our political education programs aim to empower people to take a key role in driving the socio-ecological-economic transformation.
Development of the Green Idea
Through research, analysis, creation, and development of strategic proposals and practical policy suggestions, we contribute to the development of the green idea. In this process, we collaborate with experts, activists, organizations, political actors, the academic community, and anyone who wants to join in creating a socially just and environmentally sustainable society.
Support for Local Groups
Change comes from the local level! In order to build a society based on solidarity, equality, and ecological wisdom, we support all those who fight daily in various ways for these and similar goals.
News
We bring you the latest news from the Center for Green Politics, as well as updates and developments from the sphere of green and left-wing politics.
Publications
We publish research, public policy proposals, journals, scientific articles, and other publications in areas that are part of the green and left-wing ideology and politics.
- Ecology
Silent Spring
Silent Spring has been a source of inspiration for many activists led to the emergence of a stronger environmental movement. It contributed to the establishment of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in the US, which increased monitoring of pollution and introduced regulations aimed at reducing it. However, the publication of the book provoked fierce opposition from pesticide manufacturers, who sought by every means to deny the facts, threatened legal action, and portrayed Rachel Carson as a deranged activist who wanted to take society back to the Stone Age; a pattern which we still see today.
6. October 2026.
Download publication- Public transport
The Trolleybus of the Future: The Belgrade Trolleybus as a Public Good and Green Infrastructure for Mobility
To claim that trolleybus transport is outdated and should remain in the past is particularly misguided today, when many cities are struggling with increasing air pollution and climate change, to which transport makes a significant contribution. At a time when many cities are moving towards the electrification of public transport and transportation in general, trolleybuses are not only far from being a thing of the past, but also represent an opportunity for an environmentally and climate-safe future. This publication by Vladimir Momčilović PhD offers a holistic perspective on the trolleybus, encompassing its historical, utilitarian, and environmental dimensions.
15. September 2026.
Download publication- Omorika
Omorika – 2nd Edition: Mobility Between Justice and Speed – from Car Dependency to a Sustainable Future
The new edition of the Omorika magazine puts the spotlight on the topic of mobility, not only as technical planning of traffic, but rather as a shift of a traffic and social paradigm. From the analysis of class, gender, special, ecological and other struggles which happen on our streets, to suggestions of how to travel slower, but more relaxed and secure, we tried to prepare different articles, which rethink mobility currently on the crossroads between the everlasting wish to speed up and the need for justice on the streets.
23. June 2026.
Download publication- Feminism
Woman’s Handbook to Digital Self-defence
Digital violence against women is not a new phenomenon, but it is becoming increasingly visible. Research in Serbia shows that more than half of women have experienced some form of digital violence during their lifetime, making this experience the rule rather than the exception. For more than two-thirds of the women who have experienced digital violence, this was not a one time occurrence, but a repeated experience. This guide starts with a different assumption: digital violence is not an individual problem, but a social and political phenomenon. More than 40% of women report that, due to digital violence, they have […]
4. May 2026.
Opinions
Read analyses by our team members and collaborators on various topics that fall under the broad umbrella of green policy.
Do you want to collaborate with us?
If you are interested in green politics and want to work with us on developing the green idea through analysis and texts, write to us.
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