Arhus centri su omogućili razvoj jednog novog modela i razumevanja putem koga državne institucije, lokalne uprave, organizacije civilnog društva i privatni sektor zajednički rešavaju izazove u oblasti životne sredine u svojim zemljama i traže rešenja. Centri su postali most između građana i vlasti. Sprovode veliki broj aktivnosti, kao što su podizanje svesti o pitanjima životne sredine, širenje informacija o životnoj sredini, organizovanje javnih rasprava, praćenje lokalnih žarišta u životnoj sredini, pružanje pravnih saveta građanima i nevladinim organizacijama o pitanjima životne sredine i angažovanje mladih i žena u inicijative u vezi sa životnom sredinom. Posebni prioriteti svakog Arhus centra razlikuju se od zavisnosti od lokalnih potreba. Glavne tematske oblasti su sledeće:

Štaviše, Arhus centri su sve više angažovani na regionalnom i međunarodnom nivou, kroz aktivno učešće na međunarodnim sastancima, u prekograničnim konsultacijama i postupcima donošenja odluka.

Activities

The impacts of climate change pose a threat to sustainable development and the stability of societies.

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Communities are on the front line when natural hazards hit.

Being a platform for discussion regarding natural resources, environmental security, regional cooperation and exchange of environmental information, Aarhus Centres organize activities such as conte

Public participation in conducting Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) plays a key role in achieving transparent decision-making processes.

Environmental legislation in many regions where Aarhus Centres operate is still in the process of development.

The environmental impacts of mining and other extractive industries often lead to concerns of the local population, in particular when information is not accessible.

Raising awareness of gender issues regarding environmental challenges is of crucial importance.

Aarhus Centres directly and indirectly contribute to the transition to green economy.

Aarhus Centres address the lack of public awareness of existing or potential risks linked to hazardous waste, including uranium tailings.

Security and sustainable development are interlinked.

Since they are present in urban areas, Aarhus Centres are key players to address the issue of urban waste management.

Well-governed water resources are crucial for sustainable development and conflict prevention.

Empowering youth in environmental-related activities is a key activity carried out by the Aarhus Centres.

Other type of activities carried out by the Aarhus centres across their respective regions.