Use of own economic potential Kosovo has a number of natural resources. These must first and foremost be used and networked as e ectively as possible. These resources include: Renewable energies (water, wind, sun): Here- depending on the circumstances ­many opportunities for generating energy are given. This will enable Kosovo- step by step- to free itself from fossil energy and meet its own needs. Agriculture : Kosovo's agriculture has by no means exhausted all its potential. The yields could- with clever and competent organization, storage possibilities and certified further processing- be substantially higher and export-oriented. Tourism : Kosovo has a diverse nature in a small space. This wealth can- with ecological and sustainable tourism development- lead to a lasting and growing revenue. Light industry : The country has some traditions, e.g. in the leather and textile sector. Added to this are new investments that should be used for their own further development. Thus, with targeted investment, a successful and profitable economic factor can be created- also and especially in the craft sector and with the many existing micro and small businesses. Valuable minerals : The given deposits are used only insu ciently and with outdated means. With targeted investments for the modernization and a connection with the further processing higher yields are possible. Overall concept for Kosovar development In order to use the economic potential e ectively, medium and long-term public investments and projects should be summarized in an overall concept. This overall concept could then be formulated as a vision"Kosovo 2025". Core elements of this vision would be: Infrastructure expansion : The expansion of the country's infrastructure is also a necessary cross-cutting measure for the development of the economic sectors. It is about energy supply, communication, supply and disposal of garbage, drinking water and sewage or the tra c. Modern and job-oriented education : education is not an open market object. The state should ensure a functioning and modern education system that meets social and economic requirements. Social welfare : as a future EU member state, Kosovo should have the minimum standards of social care and insurance. These include, among other things, a functioning o er of care for the elderly and nursing and a functioning health care system. 4