GED - Green, Economically, Digitally
An association of citizens that seeks to support the transformation of society towards achieving environmental and digital goals, as an imperative for further development and adaptation to the revolution of the modern age. Progress in these fields can only be achieved by respecting the goals of sustainable development and the green economy, which are the remaining two areas of the organization’s work. A team composed of people with experience in the non-governmental sector through cooperation and work with other actors, as well as key decision makers in the Republic of Serbia, wants to contribute to information, education and practical knowledge in these areas.
Promotion of healthy and ecological ways of life that contribute to the improvement of our environment. Targeting the main environmental problems and ways to overcome them, through the organization of environmental workshops and actions. Raising awareness of the ecological significance and necessity of the most urgent changes in order to preserve the planet.
Transformation of society in order to improve the opportunities and capacities necessary on the way to achieving the digital revolution. A computer literate society ready for innovation and modernization is an imperative for further economic and environmental progress. The digitization process aims to improve the standards and quality of life of citizens.
As a society that has not yet unlocked all the potentials that digitalization offers, GED strives to contribute to the transition to digitalization in the Republic of Serbia through project activities. Full digitalization can be achieved with the simultaneous transformation of the economy, which would respect all environmental standards and be in line with the goals of sustainable development.
Achieving standardization and transformation of our society contributes to the development and preservation of democratic values.
Achieving these goals, for which the Association stands, can be achieved only by acting together with other actors on the social scene.
Since 2009, she has been a member of the Liberal Democratic Party, where she has gained experience in various fields. Since 2012, as a member of the LDP Youth Political Council, she has actively participated in the creation of several public policies. Since February 2014, she has been one of the founders of the LDP Human Rights Council.
After attending the one-year school NDI “Creating Public Policies Based on Reliable Data”, she worked on drafting the policy “Necessity of Implementing the National Qualifications Framework in the Republic of Serbia”, which was published in the Collection of Proposals 2011/2012 published by TransConflict, US Aid and NDI. He is a participant in the training program organized by TransConflict entitled “Strengthening the capacity of policy-making of political parties in the field of security and defense.”
She started her career in the non-governmental sector in 2015 as a project assistant at the Center for Euro-Atlantic Studies. Since 2021, she has been promoted to the position of Executive Director of the Center for Euro-Atlantic Studies.
Her special interests are international law, liberalism, human and economic rights.
Andja Petkovic graduated in law from the Faculty of Law of the Union “Nikola Tesla” University in Belgrade.
Born in 1997 in Šabac. She graduated in 2020 from the Faculty of Political Science, University of Belgrade, majoring in International Politics.
She gained her first experiences while studying by engaging in NGO projects, which included organizing conferences and numerous research papers.
She started her first internship at the Center for Euro-Atlantic Studies, where she then continued her career as a project assistant. After a year of work at the Center for Euro-Atlantic Studies, she was promoted to the position of project coordinator.
She completed her work experience by engaging in projects that dealt with ecology, civic activism, but also the analysis of the foreign policy of the Republic of Serbia, with a focus on the European Union.
She was born in 1997 in Smederevo. She graduated in 2021 from the Faculty of Political Science, University of Belgrade, majoring in International Affairs. He is one of the founders of the Youth Association Center for Policy Making and Strategies, which operates in the fields of environment, sustainable development, security and other areas.
Since February 2021, she has been employed at the Institute for Public Policy.
She gained her first experiences by engaging in various projects of non-governmental and student organizations, which included organizing various events and conferences, research work, and the like. Through education programs organized by the Westminster Foundation for Democracy, she worked with young people, educating them on topics such as democracy, rule of law, activism and voting.
During her studies, she supplemented her work experience with active engagement in projects that dealt with the analysis of Serbian foreign and security policy and Euro-Atlantic integration of Serbia.
