Тhe photography exhibition “Landscape Fire Protection through the Camera Lens” continued its journey across the Western Balkans with the official opening at Hani i 2 Roberteve in Prishtina. Featuring 20 powerful photographs, the exhibition showcases the region’s...
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Regional photography traveling exhibition – “Landscapes Fire Protection through the Camera Lens”
“Landscapes Fire Protection through the Camera Lens”, was a regional photography competition organized within the Landscape Fire Management in the Western Balkans (LFMWB) Programme. The contest invited both amateur and professional photographers to capture compelling...
Photography as a Call for Prevention – Regional Exhibition on Landscape Fire Protection Begins Its Journey
Yesterday, the traveling photography exhibition “Landscapes Fire Protection through the Camera Lens” was officially opened at Laboratorium in Skopje, as a part of the Landscape Fire Management in the Western Balkans Programme, funded by the Swiss Agency for...
LFMWB Participation at the International Forest Fire Conference in Switzerland
The SDC’s Landscape Fire Management in the Western Balkans (LFMWB) Programme participated in the International Forest Fire Conference, organized by the Swiss Federal Office for the Environment (FOEN) on 17–18 June 2026 in Bern, Switzerland. The conference brought...
Landscape Fire Management Integrated into the Prishtina Agenda 2026 and Upcoming Ministerial Declaration
The SDC’s Landscape Fire Management in the Western Balkans (LFMWB) Programme team participated in the 26th Agricultural Policy Forum (APF 2026), held on 3–4 June 2026 in Prishtina, Kosovo*, under the theme “Agricultural Policy Coherence in South-East Europe: EU...
Award Winners and Selected Photographs for the Traveling Exhibition “Landscapes & Fire Protection Through the Camera Lens”
We are proud to announce the results of our Photography Competition and extend our gratitude to all photographers who participated and shared their inspiring work with us. Through powerful visual storytelling, this competition highlighted the importance of protecting...
Initiating the Development of Landscape Fire Management Policy Guidelines in Montenegro
The process of developing national policy guidelines for landscape fire management (LFM) in Montenegro was officially launched during a workshop held on 7 May 2026 with members of the National LFM Network. The event brought together around 25 representatives from...
Climate-Resilient Forestry and Joint Prevention Activities Strengthened through Networking Event on Zlatibor
On 28–29 April 2026, in Zlatibor, Serbia, was organized the Networking event of Public and Civil Sector Actors for Joint Communication Activities on Landscape Fire Prevention within the SDC’s Landscape Fire Management in the Western Balkans (LFMWB) Programme. The...
LFMWB Programme Community-based Competitive Fund Presented at the International Scientific Conference “GREDIT 2026”
Representatives of the SDC’s LFMWB Programme team participated at the International Scientific Conference “GREDIT 2026 – Green Development, Green Infrastructure, Green Technology”, held on 27-28 April in Skopje at the Faculty of Technology and Metallurgy, Ss. Cyril...
Initiating the Development of Landscape Fire Management Policy Guidelines in Sarajevo
On 23 April 2026, representatives of key landscape fire management (LFM) institutions and organisations gathered in Sarajevo to initiate the development of policy guidelines for LFM in Bosnia and Herzegovina (Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina). The meeting, held...
Initiating the Development of Landscape Fire Management Policy Guidelines in Banja Luka
A participative process to develop national policy guidelines for landscape fire management (LFM) in Bosnia and Herzegovina (Republika Srpska) has officially been launched, bringing together key stakeholders to jointly define a more coordinated approach to landscape...
Initiating the Development of Landscape Fire Management Policy Guidelines in Prishtina
The development of national policy guidelines for landscape fire management (LFM) in Kosovo has officially begun, marking an important step toward strengthening the country’s institutional approach to landscape fire risks. The process was initiated during a meeting of...










