Tastes of Europe - RTS
Protection of food products with geographic origin – why Balkan food producers should use the context of accession negotiations to protect their products on the EU level.
- News Shooter / Video Journalist
- Reporter / Journalist
Ixelles, Belgium
$300 - $500 / Day
Request QuoteDusan Gajic - an experienced journalist and film maker. The focus of attention of his documentaries has been mainly on the Balkan topics and its links with wider European context. He has produced and directed a number of documentary films in various formats.. In addressing sometimes difficult questions inherited from the past conflicts, Dusan tries to tackle them from the new, fresh angles, to challenge prejudice. (for the list of productions check http://www.seetv-exchanges.com/documentary/overview-of-documentaries.844.html) Dusan Gajic has founded SEETV (South East Europe TV Exchanges), an audiovisual production company based in Brussels, Belgium. SEETV provides mainly Balkan televisions with news footage and reports covering EU affairs. Dusan is in charge of the concept and content of SEETV web distribution platform: www.seetv-exchanges.com Dusan is also European correspondent for RTS, Public Broadcaster of Serbia, producing regularly news reports, feature reports and live inserts
Protection of food products with geographic origin – why Balkan food producers should use the context of accession negotiations to protect their products on the EU level.
Four-fifths of the waste generated in Serbia ends up in landfills, legal and illegal, and only about 15% is recycled. This is a serious ecological and economic problem. The first steps in raising the level of recycling have been done, but the situation can be significantly improved only once the system for garbage sorting is established in every household – still a long way to go.
Whose laws and institutions will govern in the North of Kosovo? This is the key question in the ongoing negotiations between Serbia and Kosovo, facilitated by the European Union. In this report we explore with what feelings people in the North await a possible agreement between Belgrade and Prishtina on transformation of their institutions: from judiciary to health and education.
After reaching landmark agreement on the North of Kosovo, Belgrade and Prishtina can still not agree on how to implement it. However, previously reached agreement on IBM (integrated management of border crossings) has been smoothly implemented for almost six months despite fierce resistance in the beginning in the North of Kosovo. Owner of a grocery shop from Mitrovica and manager of ju
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