Montenegro is advancing preparations for a €55 million water-services and climate-resilience programme that includes investments in water networks, sewer infrastructure, rural systems and utility-management technologies. Government…
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Montenegro is progressing preparations for a roughly €55 million World Bank-backed water security and climate-resilience programme, with discussions moving toward municipal priorities and financing arrangements. Government…
Montenegro needs more than €1 billion over the next decade for drinking-water and wastewater infrastructure, while the World Bank is preparing a new programme focused on…
The World Bank said its investment programme in Montenegro is being implemented ahead of schedule, while stressing the need for continued fiscal discipline as the country…
Montenegro has confirmed a €9.5 million Western Balkans Investment Framework (WBIF) grant for railway safety improvements on the Podgorica-Nikšić corridor, covering level crossings, an underpass and…
Montenegro’s water-supply problems are drawing attention to major network losses, with around 68% of water entering municipal systems estimated to become non-revenue water. The situation has…
Montenegro is preparing an approximately €50 million energy-transition programme for Pljevlja, combining cleaner household heating, district-heating expansion and building-efficiency measures in the coal-dependent municipality. The proposed…
Montenegro is preparing an approximately €50 million energy-transition programme for Pljevlja, focused on renewable heating, district-heating expansion and household energy efficiency as the coal-dependent municipality plans…
Montenegro is developing a network of regional agricultural centres that will bring payment services, advisory support, veterinary controls and inspections together, with the aim of reducing…
Montenegro is entering the second half of 2026 with a weaker international growth outlook, while its own external-sector indicators show declining merchandise exports, modest tourism growth…
