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Brave Women of Kruščica

Blue Heart of Europe – hydropower is destroying environment for hardly any energy

Blue Heart of Europe – hydropower is destroying environment for hardly any energy

Rivers are the source of life and also the livelihoods of surrounding communities. Following an almost one-year standoff in nearby Fojnica in Bosnia and Herzegovina, residents of the Kruščica village decided in 2017 to defend the river of the same name with their bodies. The resistance started when machines rolled in to build two small […]

January 29, 2020

Brave Women of Kruščica win EuroNatur Award for averting construction of 2 SHPPs

The Brave Women of Kruščica have won the EuroNatur Award for 2019 for their 500-day action that prevented the construction of two small hydropower plants (HPPs) in the village in Bosnia and Herzegovina. For more than 500 days and nights, a group of women from the village of Kruščica blocked a bridge crossing the river […]

Environment and Climate

Bosnia and Herzegovina

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