Održivost prostora, kulturnih izraza, gradova, sektora, prostora i čitavih društava sve češće se sreće kao tema i na našim prostorima. Projekat Act4City bavio se upravo pitanjem angažovanja i uloge nezavisnih organizacija u kulturi kao i građana/ki u javnim razmišljanjima i doprinosima gradu koji je održiv. Dokument KA ODRŽIVOM GRADU - izazovi i preporuke sumira probleme i nerazumijevanja kada je u pitanju održivi grad, ali takođe nudi i preporuke za različite aktere (donosioce odluka, organizacije u oblasti kulture i umjetnosti, naučno obrazovne organizacije i donator), a na osnovu iskustava pilotiranih tokom trajanja projekta Act4City.

Publication Traditional wooden windows in Boka Kotorska and their restoration has resulted from the project Traditional materials and building techniques in Boka Kotorska – Improving knowledge and skills of wooden windows restoration and lime mortar application. This project, implemented by EXPEDITIO in the period 2014-2016 and funded by the Headley Trust from the UK, was aimed at increasing the knowledge and awareness of the use of traditional materials and construction techniques in the restoration of buildings in accordance with contemporary challenges.

Publication KoTo(R) o KOTORU has resulted from the process of creation of the theatre play of the same name, carried out by the community theatre “Theatre about Kotor”, in which the citizens of Kotor were both authors of script and participants. In addition to script, the book contains description of the process of creation of the play, as well as different reviews and expert comments. Printed copies of the book will be available during performances of the play KoTo(R) o KOTORU, while, in digital form, it can be found here.

Here you can view an illustrated online summary review of Expeditio projects in pdf format. This brochure represents different activities carried out by Expeditio from 1997 until today. There are basic information about every project - aims, partners, activities, results, donors and budget, as well as illustrations of the key activities of the project. If you need more information about a particular project, see it in detail on website or write to us at: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

"Manual on protection, planning and management of heritage" summarises the experiences and knowledge gained during the project “Heritage – Driver of Development”. It aims at furthering the heritage issues, primarily in the Dubrovnik and Boka Kotorska regions, but also in other areas of Croatia and Montenegro and hopefully even beyond.

Vrmac hill is a peninsula that separates the Bays of Kotor and Tivat, and whose territory is administratively governed by both the Municipalities of Tivat and Kotor. Part of Vrmac belonging to the Municipality of Kotor is also part of protected Natural and Culturo-historical Region of Kotor inscribed on UNESCO World Heritage List. Part of Vrmac belonging to the Municipality of Tivat is defined by the Spatial and Urban plan of Tivat as a nature park. Bearing in mind the outstanding natural values and richness of tangible and intangible cultural heritage of Vrmac, this area was chosen as a pilot area for the application of knowledge gained through the project "Heritage - Driver of Development" activities. The ultimate aim was to examine models of valorization that will not be in conflict with the protection of cultural landscape of the site.

Vrmac hill is a peninsula that separates the Bays of Kotor and Tivat, and whose territory is administratively governed by both the Municipalities of Tivat and Kotor. Part of Vrmac belonging to the Municipality of Kotor is also part of protected Natural and Culturo-historical Region of Kotor inscribed on UNESCO World Heritage List. Part of Vrmac belonging to the Municipality of Tivat is defined by the Spatial and Urban plan of Tivat as a nature park. Bearing in mind the outstanding natural values and richness of tangible and intangible cultural heritage of Vrmac, this area was chosen as a pilot area for the application of knowledge gained through the project "Heritage - Driver of Development" activities. The ultimate aim was to examine models of valorization that will not be in conflict with the protection of cultural landscape of the site.

Vrmac hill is a peninsula that separates the Bays of Kotor and Tivat, and whose territory is administratively governed by both the Municipalities of Tivat and Kotor. Part of Vrmac belonging to the Municipality of Kotor is also part of protected Natural and Culturo-historical Region of Kotor inscribed on UNESCO World Heritage List. Part of Vrmac belonging to the Municipality of Tivat is defined by the Spatial and Urban plan of Tivat as a nature park. Bearing in mind the outstanding natural values and richness of tangible and intangible cultural heritage of Vrmac, this area was chosen as a pilot area for the application of knowledge gained through the project "Heritage - Driver of Development" activities. The ultimate aim was to examine models of valorization that will not be in conflict with the protection of cultural landscape of the site.

Vrmac hill is a peninsula that separates Bays of Kotor and Tivat, and whose territory is administrativly governed by the Municipality of Tivat and Municipality of Kotor. Part of Vrmac which belongs to the Municipality of Kotor is also part of a protected Natural and culturo- historical Region of Kotor inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage List. By the Regional Plan of the Municipality of Kotor from 1987, the area of ​​Vrmac is planned as a regional nature park, while a part of Vrmac, which belongs to the Municipality of Tivat is defined by the Spatial and urban plan of Tivat from 2010 as a nature park.Bearing in mind the outstanding natural values ​​and richness of tangible and intangible cultural heritage of Vrmac, this region was chosen as a pilot area for the application of knowledge gained through the project Heritage - Driver of Development activities. The ultimate goal was to examine models of valorization that will not be in conflict with the protection of cultural landscape of the site.

Vrmac hill is a peninsula that separates the Bays of Kotor and Tivat, and whose territory is administratively governed by both the Municipalities of Tivat and Kotor. Part of Vrmac belonging to the Municipality of Kotor is also part of protected Natural and Culturo-historical Region of Kotor inscribed on UNESCO World Heritage List. By the Regional Plan of the Municipality of Kotor from 1987, the area of ​​Vrmac is planned as a regional nature park, while a part of Vrmac, which belongs to the Municipality of Tivat is defined by the Spatial and urban plan of Tivat from 2010 as a nature park. Bearing in mind the outstanding natural values and richness of tangible and intangible cultural heritage of Vrmac, this area was chosen as a pilot area for the application of knowledge gained through the project "Heritage - Driver of Development" activities. The ultimate aim was to examine models of valorization that will not be in conflict with the protection of cultural landscape of the site.