pot4food

In the episode titled “Pessimists(?) in Agribusiness” Prof. Dr Bojan Matkovski, Principal Investigator of the “POT4food” project, highlights the significance of changes brought about by projects within programs like PROMIS 2023. Episode link: https://youtu.be/w6ZfCRbJCMk?si=gry2rQ4f5GCrUXsb

Our project team participated from June 26 to 28, at the “IAMO Forum 2024” scientific meeting in Germany, Halle (Saale). A special “POT4food” session entitled “Land productivity, environment, and competitiveness of farms: how to balance agricultural policy in transition countries? Case of Serbia” was organized at the scientific gathering. The session was led by our

The new scientific paper of the members of our project was published in the journal Applied Ecology and Environmental Research, category M23.Title of the paper: Generation Z’s Willingness to Pay for Domestic and Organic Milk: A Discrete Choice Experiment in Serbia.Authors: Sanja Džever, Milan Tatić, dr. Bojan Matkovski, dr. Danilo Đokić.

Our project team participated in the international scientific conference “Strategic Management and Decision Support Systems in Strategic Management – SM2024” in Subotica.Papers entitled “Generation Z attitudes towards organic food: a review” and “Profitability dynamics of food companies amidst COVID-19 challenges: evidence from Serbia” were presented at the parallel session by Sanja Džever and Teodora Ilić.

As part of the regular monitoring of project implementation, representatives of the Science Fund conducted a supervisory visit to our research team in Subotica. Project manager, Assistant Professor Bojan Matkovski, presented the current activities on the project, as well as the planned goals and research results during the realization of the POT4food project. On this

On Tuesday, April 9, within the framework of the national project “Serbia, the land of science, the land of innovation”, the Day of Science and Innovation was held in Subotica in order to familiarize young people, researchers and entrepreneurs with possible support programs. The event was organized by the Ministry of Science, Technological Development, and

The Science Fund of the Republic of Serbia celebrated 5 years since its establishment. The celebration held at the Yugoslav Drama Theater highlighted the achievements of this institution, which had a profound influence on the advancement of research and the scientific community in the country. Additionally, individual scientists were honored with awards. A new generation