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Awards Presented to the Most Successful Participants of the 'E-cirKULiraj' Competition
As part of the 'E-cirKULiraj' competition, implemented through the CIRCLEWASTE project, awards were presented to the Public Institution Elementary School 'Mihailo Žugić' from Odžak near Pljevlja and the Educational Center Plužine, recognized as the most successful educational institutions in their categories. The prizes for the top participants were provided by the German Society for International Cooperation (GIZ), with the project execution carried out by the NGO Zero Waste Montenegro. Attending the award ceremony were Nevena Čabrilo, representative of the Institute for Education, Jelena Peruničić, representative of GIZ, and representatives of Zero Waste Montenegro, Zvezdana Gvozdenić and Tanja Rakonjac. The visit to the awarded institutions was an opportunity to tour the facilities with Eko-school status, exchange experiences, discuss the implementation of activities so far, and explore further improvements for the international Eko-school program in the future. During the competition, through the joint efforts of students, parents, teachers, and partners, more than 3,000 electronic devices and nearly 800 kilograms of electronic waste were collected for further processing and recycling. The most successful participating institutions were announced as JPU 'Bambi' from Tivat in the category of preschool institutions, JU Elementary School 'Mihailo Žugić' from Odžak in the category of primary schools, and JU Educational Center Plužine in the category of secondary schools.