How Urban Environment Affects Children’s Health
On September 9, a national symposium "Cough in children" was held in the organization of KBC "Dr. Dragiša MIšović-Dedinje" in Belgrade. More than 100 pediatricians and pulmonologists gathered at the Holiday Inn hotel. Eminent lecturers presented topics dealing with the
Belgrade: The Voices of Older People To Be Heard
Along with its sister cities, Athens and Aarhus, the City of Belgrade (Belgrade Municipality of Stari Grad) conducted a detailed survey, engaging local residents to gather their insights, hopes, and challenges of the designated demo sites. In this case, those
HEART Project Featured In The “Mišović Magazine”
The article “For the urban environment tailored to fit health: participation in the HEART project” was published in the “Mišović Magazine” aiming to inform the wide community and patients of DRM about activities regarding the HEART project
How can water improve our mental health
"We know that people are more likely to experience mental health disorders in areas with greater population density. Overcrowding, pollution, urban violence, and less social support may all be contributing factors, and this is becoming more of a challenge as
Human Cities – Improving The Quality of Life in Urban Areas
Experts from the international projects Clever Cities, euPOLIS, and HEART, which offer innovative solutions in the field of participatory urban planning and implementation of nature-inspired urban interventions, and specialists on gender equality and public health met representatives of city institutions
HEART and euPOLIS Experts on Urban Water treatment
Professor Cedo Maksimovic (ICL), Istvan Kenyeres biotechnologist (Biopolus), and Bojan Milovanovic activist (GM Optimist) discussed the urgency of s the urban water treatment change of mindset in Serbia, and Europe. Where does the wake-up call come from? What actors should
euPOLIS and HEART experts at the Mikser Festival 2021
The twelfth edition of the Mikser Festival under the slogan Hug was held for the second time in a row in the idyllic surroundings of the Zornica house, from 26th-28th May 2021.
The Philosophy of the HEART – Health and Well-being in Urban Environment
The HEART project coordinated by National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) kicked-off in a two-day online conference in late March in eight European countries, with 19 partners from academia and different fields of expertise.
Meet & Greet the HEARTers!️
The HEART project just kicked-off in February 2021 in eight European countries, with 19 partners from different fields of expertise: health, academia, urban planning, social studies, technological and innovation-oriented, along with cities’ officials’ representatives.