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The NovaljaPag.com team wishes you all Merry Christmas and all the best for upcoming Holidays! We will have some new information’s about events in upcoming season 2010 soon.

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Dear visitors, today Town Novalja celebrates its Patron’s day. We wish all the best to our fellow citizens for St. Anthony’s 2009! For todays events in Novalja visit our event section here.

I have some great news folks! We managed to come up with a great prize for one of Whycroatia.org contributors. The prize is one week holiday in September for two persons at Villa Margareta Novalja. We talked about Whycroatia.org project in our article That One Counts Too last month. So, once again, all you have to do is:
1. Make a short (1-2min) movie (a digital camera or mobile phone will do)
2. Upload it online on YouTube.com (or similar)
3. Share the link on WhyCroatia.org
4. Spread the word about this (tweet, retweet, share, digg, etc.)
and that’s pretty much it!
So what the hell are you waiting for? Take a cam and start filming, and if you are lucky, you can win 7 days in Novalja. Or maybe some other cool prize from the Whycroatia.org prize pool. Don’t forget to visit Whycroatia.org homepage for more info.

Under motto “Development we don′t want to stop. But pollution, we can!” 2nd working conference of project Systematic energy management in cities and counties in the Republic of Croatia – Sustainable development of cities, was held in Westin Hotel, Zagreb, from April 27th to 29th, 2009.
It is a follow-up to the very successful initiative that produced the conference Energy Management in Cities and Counties of Croatia that took place in May of 2008. Some 300 – 400 county and city mayors, investors in the building sector, heads of city planning offices, and other city and business representatives are expected to attend this high level event. The organizers are the City of Zagreb, the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) and North-West Croatia Regional Energy Agency (REGEA).
The main purpose of the conference is to enhance energy management in the cities of Croatia by focusing on the environment, on sustainable energy management of public utility systems, city planning and architecture, on an integrated approach to design and construction in the business and residential sectors, as well as on exchange of knowledge and experiences between the various European and Croatian cities.
The event will provide an opportunity to strengthen and revitalize our cities by introducing innovations within urban planning, the environment, technology, and energy management of all city services.
The conference is intended for mayors, representatives of local governments, universities, scientific institutions, engineers, architects, construction investors, development and energy agencies, as well as the media.
The three-day program includes speeches from prominent local and global authorities within the field, a visit and a expert presentation on waste water purification at the Zagreb complex for water purification (CUPOVZ), a welcome cocktail, a formal dinner, a film viewing on the subject, and a press conference at the end of the event.
What about Novalja?
Novalja is pilot city of MODEL which stands for “Management of Domains Related to Energy in Local Authorities”. It encourages municipalities to become models for their citizens and local stakeholders in the field of rational use of energy. Decision makers of 42 pilot cities from 10 New EU Member States and Croatia decided to join the project and change their city’s image.

As the city of Novalja is one of the top three summer destinations at the Croatian coast (Island of Pag) and the main port on the island of Pag, energy demand and environment management are the top priority. There are several EE and RES projects which should
be implemented in the next period and the IE MODEL project will give us clear direction by means of a bottom-down approach. At the same time, as the City of Novalja does not have energy manager (non-existing administrative function) this will be an opportunity to
upgrade our energy management skills and give us a bright vision of future energy plans; and through conducting/organizing energy days to educate local citizens and potential investors.
Mr. Ivan Dabo, City Mayor of Novalja

If you want to find out more about pilot cities from Croatia check this pdf.