The full collection of resources on what we are creating, testing and learning on our journey
This blog discusses using the qualitative user journey mapping methodology to gain insights into the common experiences, motivations, and barriers faced by women at various stages of their education and careers in the Serbian ICT industry, with the goal of identifying actionable steps companies and institutions can take to better support and retain female talent in the field.
Our new report on “Women in Serbia’s ICT Sector” was presented on March 15 at the Women in Tech Breakfast, organized by Haos Community Space, to more than fifty industry attendees.
The Returning Point aims to tap into the skills and resources of Serbia’s highly-skilled diaspora by helping individuals return and integrating them into the economy, as well as by building bridges for collaboration between expatriates abroad and institutions at home.
How UNDP Serbia Innovation Challenge Calls turn green ideas into reality
To get better at harnessing generative AI and boosting innovation, a few of us attended the MIT Innovation Lab workshop at the Sloan School of Management.
This blog explores the ways in which AI algorithms can reproduce gender stereotypes, and how this can have real-world implications for women in STEM.
Drasko Draskovic gave a talk at DSC Europe 2022: “How Big Data Can Foster Development”
How Can Women Become Winners of the Fourth Industrial Revolution? Blog by Kristina Nikolic, Jelena Jovicic, Maja Djundic and Marina Iles.
Blog by Kristina Jazinka Nikolic and Milan Lakicevic on the use of Design Thinking methodology to create a Web portal for Serbian startups
Carta Serbica is a program designed for individuals of Serbian origin from the diaspora who are interested in living, working, or retiring in Serbia. It offers a streamlined procedure for obtaining temporary residence and work permits, specifically for foreigners of Serbian origin who do not hold Serbian citizenship.
The Returning Point’s Mentorship Initiative aims to assist the Serbian diaspora in returning to Serbia through connecting them with successful returnees who volunteer their time to help others make a decision and assist with reintegration into local society.
Vlog on the panel at the Cross border coworking conference: “How digital nomads see the region” moderated by Kristina Jazinka Nikolic (Head of Experimentation)
Kristina Jazinka Nikolic (Head of Experimentation) as the moderator at the regional panel “How digital nomads see the region”. The Conference brought together decision makers from the region’s countries, coworking space owners and managers, coworking space users, representatives from the business community, representatives from partner institutions, and digital nomads to share their experiences and recommendations
First in a three-part blog series explaining the portfolio approach as an instrument for system transformation, what it means and looks like in practice and how it differs from a traditional project approach. Based on an interview with Irena Cerovic (Head of Solutions mapping) as an early practitioner in UNDP
Accelerator Lab and Returning point collaboration on an online campaign “Work from Home, Work from Serbia,” in response to the general movement of remote work as well as in the face of the global COVID 19 pandemic
