Community Energy Mission

Solarni Klub builds public trust in clean energy by funding solar access with visible, verifiable results.

We work with municipalities, schools, health providers, and neighborhood associations across Serbia to turn solar investments into lower bills, stronger public services, and accountable governance.

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Board Leadership

Independent oversight with operational and civic expertise.

Milan Jovanovic

Director

Jelena Markovic

Board Chair

Nikola Petrovic

Audit Committee Lead

Ana Radic

Programs Committee

Stefan Ilic

Finance Committee

Marija Savic

Community Partnerships

Programs

Targeted initiatives designed for measurable public benefit.

Solarni Klub co-finances rooftop systems for public schools and publishes the savings data in plain language. Each participating school commits to redirecting a share of reduced utility costs into student equipment, meals, or after-school programming.

2025 reach: 18 schools | 4.2 GWh projected generation

Annual Impact Report

2025 performance report with program outcomes, governance notes, and audited financial summaries.

The annual report consolidates installation data, beneficiary outcomes, board resolutions, procurement disclosures, and independent review commentary into a single reference document intended for donors, regulators, and partners.

€2.8M Funds deployed

47 Sites supported

13,600 People reached

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Governance Policies

Core rules published for donor and public review.

POL-01

Conflict of Interest Policy

Defines disclosure obligations, abstention requirements, and escalation procedures for board and staff decisions.

POL-02

Procurement Integrity Standard

Sets vendor review criteria, open comparison rules, and required documentation for project awards.

POL-03

Whistleblower Protection

Outlines secure reporting channels and board-level response timelines for ethical or financial concerns.

POL-04

Data Transparency Charter

Commits the organization to routine publication of impact data, board updates, and verified budget reporting.

Financial Dashboard

Budget allocation by operating priority.

The allocation model favors direct program work while preserving enough governance, fundraising, and reporting capacity to keep every euro traceable. Percentages reflect the 2025 board-approved operating budget.

Programs 36%

Capital 27%

Monitoring 22%

Admin 15%

Program delivery and grantmaking 36%

Capital project co-financing 27%

Monitoring, evaluation, and reporting 22%

Administration and compliance 15%

Case Study Spotlight

How one municipal clinic moved from energy risk to year-round service stability.

A primary care clinic outside Nis faced recurring summer voltage drops that threatened cold-chain storage and delayed diagnostics. Solarni Klub structured a three-part response: an emergency audit, a co-financed rooftop-and-battery package, and a public dashboard that made both spending and system performance visible to residents.

Challenge

High utility costs and unstable power were constraining clinical operations and community trust.

Intervention

The clinic received a 92 kW solar system, storage capacity for critical loads, and a procurement review panel with citizen observers.

Outcome

Energy spending dropped 31% in the first six months, vaccine storage reliability improved, and the municipality adopted the reporting template for future projects.

Stakeholder Testimonials

Feedback from partners, donors, and beneficiaries.

Partner

“Solarni Klub came to the table with project discipline. Their board reporting let our municipality approve the investment without guessing where public money would land.”

Ivana Stojanovic
Deputy Mayor, Zajecar

Donor

“The organization makes it unusually easy to connect donations with outcomes. We can see allocations, milestones, and variance explanations instead of broad promises.”

Marko Lazic
Regional Philanthropy Partner

Beneficiary

“Our school’s solar project cut pressure on the budget, and the savings were visible to parents. That changed the conversation from skepticism to ownership.”

Snezana Petric
School Principal, Kragujevac

Upcoming Board Meetings & Events

Open calendar for governance and stakeholder engagement.

April 24, 2026

Q2 Board Meeting

Review of grant pipeline, procurement disclosures, and risk register updates for current municipal projects.

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May 14, 2026

Donor Briefing Webinar

Finance and programs staff walk through current deployment metrics, budget pacing, and open reporting questions.

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June 06, 2026

Community Energy Forum

Residents, municipal partners, and school leaders discuss local solar priorities and review the next grant cycle.

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Donor Transparency

Impact per euro, stated in practical terms.

We publish unit economics so supporters can assess efficiency rather than relying on narrative alone. These figures aggregate direct program costs and verified operational overhead.

€25

Funds an on-site energy advisory session for one household cluster or community institution.

€100

Supports monitoring equipment and reporting that keeps one funded installation publicly accountable.

€500

Co-finances feasibility and procurement preparation for a small public-benefit solar project.

€1,000

Helps unlock installation capacity that cuts annual operating costs for a school, clinic, or civic site.

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