Anesa Colakovic, Kastriot Shala,Nita Nishliu, Hevzi Abdullahu, Argjira Lluka, Edona Begu, Gentiana Mahmuti, Rita Saraci, Adelina Bilalli, Abetare Gojani, Shpend Bytyqi, Rina Rezniqi, Hana Gafurri, Dafina Prekazi, Rrona Kelmendi, Dijana Simijonovic, Edona Bajrami, Blerina Halili, Nart Orana, Ljubica Jankovic, Ylli Qerkini, Miroslav Jacimovic, Ejona Blyta, Laure Lumezhi, Deniz Tortoshi, Festim Selimi, Blond Gerqari, Buleza Ahmeti, Lirim Bllaca, Sinan Thaqi, Brishen Iannitelli-Pombo, Besart Grabanica, Kreshnik Zeneli,Valon Hasanaj, Ermira Birinxhiku, Sehare Maliqi, Albina Murturi, Edona Shkodra,

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This is an early article written on Kosovo’s environmental issues. In this article, the author explains how the NATO bombings in Kosovo had an impact on the environment of Kosovo.

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School of Business, Economics and Law, U. O. G., &, (2008). Kosovo environment and climate analysis. In Retrieved from http://sidaenvironmenthelpdesk.se/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/Environmental-policy-brief-Kosovo.pdfThis article analyses Kosovo’s environment and climate changes. This climate change issue leads to a discussion on how it can be integrated into the Swedish cooperation with Kosovo. Swedish government set up three main thematic priorities (energy, environment and security, and water) in order to contribute and develop the cooperation with Kosovo which was still sensitive to political instability and regional conflicts. Moreover they provided funds to Kosovo to develop an environmental strategy and an environmental action plan.Furthermore, in this article some questions where discussed in order to solve this issue like: key environmental problems and their causes, their effects, what are key actors doing to manage it, how and to what extent are the responses and opportunities implemented and followed-up, and what are the implications for Swedish Development Cooperation. However, these environmental issues are linked to economic development, but still affecting the living opportunities, economics overall, and public health. So this article suggests to consider these: Capacity development of environmental institutions, Sustainable integrated natural resource management for employment and economic growth, Environmental management for enhanced public health, Adaptation to climate variability and change, Environmental education and awareness, Participating in regional and international forums and networks in order to solve the issue.

 Selani, A. (2011). Ndotja kërcënon banorët e Obiliqit. Evropa e lirë - Radio Evropa e Lirë © 2011. Retrieved November 7, 2011, from http://www.evropaelire.org/content/article/3545433.html

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