Architectural research of the former French Embassy building in Cetinje were carried out as one of the activities within the project "Ljubljana Process - Rehabilitation of our common heritage", coordinated by the Regional Cooperation Council Task Force on Culture and Society (RCCTFCS), with headquarters in Cetinje. The Ministry of Culture is responsible for the implementation of activities in Montenegro. The project is funded by the European Union through a grant intended for the sustainable rehabilitation of cultural heritage in the Western Balkans.

Rockefeller Brothers Fund approved the funding of the project "Promotion of Education for Sustainable Development through Professional Support to the Implementation of the Cross-Curricular Area: Sustainable Cities and Neighborhoods". The project aims to raise awareness of sustainable spatial planning in schools in Montenegro. Education on spatial planning, sustainable forms of transport and land use, will be implemented through a multi disciplinary lesson "Sustainable cities and towns" as part of school curricula.

Headley Trust in March 2012 approved a grant to Expeditio titled "Valorization of the Vernacular Heritage in Montenegro – a pilot area of Zalazi". The project aims to improve the protection and valorization of the rural heritage in Montenegro. The project will last a year.

In early March 2013 the EU program "Culture Programme 2007-2013" (Line 1.2.1 'Cooperation project') approved the project ECLECTIS. One of the seven partners in this project and Expeditio. Within the project ECLECTIS, organizations ProstoRož from Slovenia, Expeditio from Montenegro, Tranforms from Portugal, Waag from Netherlands, Idensitat from Spain, Dedale from France and EFAP (European Forum for Architectural Policies) from Belgium aim at implementing an innovative structuring European process to favour citizens’ integration in the urban making, valuing European diversity, intercultural dialogue and new technologies as sources to stimulate creativity and new practices.

Preparation and publishing of the book "Stroll around Kotor and Guide for Inquisitive Children" was supported by the Ministry of Culture of Montenegro within the Competition for financing projects in the field of cultural and artistic creation in 2011. Author of the book is Stanka Brdar, while publishers were Expeditio and Foundation Kotor Festival of Theatre for Children.

In cooperation with partner organizations from Europe and West Balkan, EXPEDITIO realized the project "Civil Society Engagement in community building through the understanding, development, management and preservation of the built cultural heritage of the Western Balkans - CSEinHeritage".

At the beginning of March 2012, the Rockefeller Brothers Fund (RBF) approved a grant to Expeditio for the implementation of the project “Promoting the Principles of Sustainable Development in Public Spaces of Boka Kotorska”. The aim of the project is to implement various interventions in some of the public spaces identified through the realized process of “Mapping of public spaces”, making them, in that way, experimental fields for promoting sustainable development ideas. The duration of the project is two years.

Click here to read more about the project. The activties are listed and described below.