By opening up to stories related to the destructive environmental system, we understand that the ethics of today’s man is burdened by the dominant attitude towards nature and the natural world. The destruction of the environment is somehow legitimizing this colonial (in)human domination and we are already facing many forms of extinction and extinction. Does anyone think about the ecological transition in our country? Are there designed modalities that can respond to natural disasters, economic collapses and social crises? Can we create communities that model welfare-oriented policies, decision-making, and creativity?
Given the situation and urgency at the local/country level, what actions should we take now to address pressing environmental issues? These and other issues will be addressed throughout the panel, serving the broader discourse of issue engagement practices. related to the current state of natural disasters, economic collapses and social crises.
Panelists:
Ismail Hetemaj, Deputy Director of the Department for Environmental and Water Protection,
Alban Zogaj, Vice-Mayor of the Municipality of Prishtina
Blerinda Veliu, founder and leader of Botanic-llc
Moderator: Ajete Kërqeli, development manager at Shtatëmbëdhjetë
Note: This panel discussion is part of the Education+ program within the In the making exhibition.
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This activity is supported by the Kosovo Foundation for Civil Society (KCSF) program ‘EJA Kosovo’, co-financed by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), Sweden and the Government of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.
Also from the Office of the President of Kosovo, the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports and the Municipality of Pristina