On one of the most beautiful natural gems in the heart of Belgrade – Great War Island – another remarkable ecological action was organized by Bosch and Discover Serbia, with the support of volunteers from SOS Children’s Villages. In just a few hours, more than 40 volunteers collected and removed over five cubic meters of waste that had accumulated on the banks of the Danube for years. This feat set a record for the amount of waste collected in a single-day cleanup action – proof that with joint efforts and will, we can restore nature to its true glory.

The Discover Serbia team, as always, ensured that the entire action was carried out flawlessly – from detailed preparation and logistics to the actual implementation on the ground. Our expert team was responsible for organizing the volunteers’ transfer to the island, providing necessary equipment, gloves, bags, and tools, as well as for the removal and further disposal of the collected waste. Every segment was carefully planned to ensure maximum efficiency and the safety of all participants. This action once again confirms that dedication, knowledge, and good coordination can bring exceptional results – even in such challenging conditions as those posed by a natural island in the middle of a river.

We extend special thanks to the representatives of Bosch, Aleksandra Savić and Milica Stojaković, whose enthusiasm and support significantly contributed to the success of the action.

This year, Bosch once again demonstrated that it is a true example of socially responsible business – a company that doesn’t just talk about ecology but lives it daily. Through a series of joint actions, Bosch has shown that change begins with concrete deeds, not words. Discover Serbia is proud of this collaboration and invites other companies to follow this shining example – to engage in ecological initiatives and create a healthier and cleaner Serbia with us.