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Vlada Slovenije z GOVSI podkastom širi ustaljene načine obveščanja in komuniciranja z javnostjo ter krepi transparentnost vladnega delovanja. Vladni podkast je namenjen poglobljeni predstavitvi vladnih vsebin ter drugih aktualnih in družbeno pomembnih tematik. Poleg bolj neposrednega stika z javnostjo daje tudi prostor za dodatno in temeljito pojasnjevanje vladnih odločitev, načrtov, politik ali pogledov.

Podkast v celoti nastaja v produkciji in v prostorih Urada vlade za komuniciranje (Ukom). Imel bo več voditeljev, predvidoma bosta objavljeni po dve novi epizodi na mesec.

V podkastu predstavljamo aktualne vladne teme ter posebne projektne vsebine, kot je 20. obletnica članstva v EU. Predstavljamo tudi nacionalno znamko I Feel Slovenija.

Glasba: Kapagama [ SACEM ], Kosinus, Margot Cavalier, Advance


[ENGLISH VERSION]
With the GOVSI podcast, the Government of Slovenia is expanding the established ways of informing and communicating with the public and enhancing the transparency of government activities. The Government Podcast is designed to provide an in-depth presentation of government content and other topical and socially relevant issues. In addition to more direct contact with the public, it also provides a space for additional and in-depth explanation of government decisions, plans, policies or views.

The podcast is entirely produced and hosted by the Government Communications Office (GCO) and will have several presenters, with two new episodes per month.

We focus on current government topics and special project content, such as the 20th anniversary of EU membership. We also present the national brand I Feel Slovenia.

Music: Kapagama [ SACEM ], Kosinus, Margot Cavalier, Advance

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  • eLastovka za varnejša potovanja v tujino

    eLastovka za varnejša potovanja v tujino
    2026/07/03
    V novi epizodi vladnega GOVSI podkasta je gostoval Viktor Mlakar, vodja konzularnega sektorja na Ministrstvu za zunanje in evropske zadeve. Z voditeljico Petro Prešeren Golob sta govorila o konzularni pomoči slovenskim državljankam in državljanom v tujini, ravnanju v kriznih razmerah ter aplikaciji eLastovka.Poletje je čas dopustov in potovanj, zato je pomembno, da se na pot v tujino dobro pripravimo. Večina poti mine brez zapletov, kadar pa se v tujini znajdemo v težavah, so ključne hitre, zanesljive in preverjene informacije.Viktor Mlakar je pojasnil, da konzularna pomoč pomeni pomoč slovenskim državljanom v tujini, kadar se znajdejo v težavah. Najpogosteje gre za izgubo ali krajo osebnih dokumentov, nesreče, hospitalizacije, pripore ali zapore, pa tudi za upravno-pravne zadeve, povezane z življenjem v tujini, kot so rojstvo otroka, prijava državljanstva ali izdaja dokumentov.Ob tem je poudaril, da konzularna pomoč ne pomeni, da država lahko plača hotelsko nastanitev, letalsko karto, zdravljenje ali odvetnika. Zato je pred potovanjem zelo pomembno skleniti ustrezno potovalno zdravstveno zavarovanje ter preveriti veljavnost dokumentov, vstopne pogoje, morebitne vizumske obveznosti in varnostne razmere v državi, kamor potujemo.Poseben poudarek pogovora je bil namenjen aplikaciji eLastovka. Namenjena je vsem, ki potujejo v tujino – turistom, študentom, poslovnim potnikom in tistim, ki v tujini bivajo začasno. Uporabnikom omogoča dostop do informacij o varnostnih razmerah v posameznih državah, kontaktov slovenskih veleposlaništev in konzulatov ter nujnih telefonskih številk v državi potovanja.Registrirani uporabniki lahko v aplikaciji prijavijo tudi svoje potovanje. Če se na območju, kjer se nahajajo, zgodi krizni dogodek, jih lahko ministrstvo obvesti prek SMS-sporočila, potisnega sporočila ali elektronske pošte. Prijava potovanja je prostovoljna, podatki pa se uporabljajo samo v primeru izrednih razmer in se po koncu potovanja samodejno izbrišejo.Aplikacijo je mogoče uporabljati tudi brez registracije, vendar v tem primeru uporabnik ne more prijaviti potovanja. Še vedno pa ima dostop do informacij o državah, potovalnih priporočil in kontaktov pristojnih predstavništev.Mlakar je popotnikom svetoval, naj pred odhodom preverijo vse potrebne informacije, sklenejo ustrezno zavarovanje in razmislijo o registraciji poti v eLastovki.Vabljeni, da prisluhnite pogovoru. GOVSI podkast lahko spremljate tudi na vseh aplikacijah za podkaste in na vladnem kanalu YouTube.[ENGLISH VERSION]eLastovka for safer travel abroadThe latest episode of the government GOVSI podcast features Viktor Mlakar, Head of the Consular Sector at the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs. In conversation with host Petra Prešeren Golob, he discussed consular assistance for Slovenian citizens abroad, how to act in crisis situations, and the eLastovka application.Summer is a time for holidays and travel, which is why it is important to prepare well before travelling abroad. Most trips pass without complications, but when difficulties arise abroad, fast, reliable and verified information is essential.Viktor Mlakar explained that consular assistance means helping Slovenian citizens abroad when they find themselves in difficulty. The most common cases include lost or stolen personal documents, accidents, hospitalisations, detentions or imprisonment, as well as administrative and legal matters connected with living abroad, such as the birth of a child, registration of citizenship or the issuing of documents.He emphasised that consular assistance does not mean that the state can pay for hotel accommodation, airline tickets, medical treatment or a lawyer. It is therefore very important to take out appropriate travel health insurance before travelling, and to check the validity of documents, entry requirements, possible visa obligations and the security situation in the country of destination.A special focus of the conversation was the eLastovka application. It is intended for everyone travelling abroad – tourists, students, business travellers and those staying abroad temporarily. The application provides access to information on the security situation in individual countries, contact details of Slovenian embassies and consulates, and emergency telephone numbers in the country of travel.Registered users can also register their trip in the application. If a crisis occurs in the area where they are staying, the ministry can notify them by SMS, push notification or email. Trip registration is voluntary, and the data is used only in the event of an emergency and is automatically deleted after the trip ends.The application can also be used without registration, but in that case users cannot register their trip. They still have access to country information, travel advice and contact details of the relevant representative offices.Mlakar advised travellers to check all necessary information before departure, ...
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  • Od olimpijskih brzic do varnejšega sobivanja z vodo

    Od olimpijskih brzic do varnejšega sobivanja z vodo
    2026/05/29
    V novi epizodi vladnega GOVSI podkasta je gostoval hidrolog Janez Polajnar z Agencije Republike Slovenije za okolje, dolgoletni strokovnjak za spremljanje in napovedovanje hidroloških razmer. Pogovor je bil namenjen pomenu pravočasnih opozoril, izkušnjam ob poplavah avgusta 2023 in prilagajanju na vse pogostejše vremenske ekstreme.Polajnar se že več kot tri desetletja ukvarja s spremljanjem voda, analizami hidroloških razmer in opozarjanjem pred nevarnimi pojavi. Letos je prejel tudi najvišje priznanje javnim uslužbencem za izjemne delovne uspehe, in sicer za prispevek k razvoju napovedovanja hidroloških razmer v Sloveniji ter za strokovno in povezovalno delovanje v poplavnih dogodkih.Kot je poudaril, ima hidrološka služba pomembno vlogo pri varnosti ljudi in premoženja. Njeno delo vključuje meritve na terenu, analize, pripravo hidroloških modelov in vsakodnevno napovedovanje razmer. Informacije, ki jih zagotavlja, so pomembne tudi za gospodarstvo, kmetijstvo, energetiko, turizem in upravljanje z vodami.V pogovoru se je Polajnar ozrl tudi na najhujše poplave v zgodovini Slovenije avgusta 2023. Pojasnil je, da so bile razmere posebne že pred samim dogodkom, saj so bile rečne struge zaradi obilnih padavin že močno napolnjene. Nato je v noči s 3. na 4. avgust ponekod padlo več kot 200 litrov dežja na kvadratni meter v manj kot šestih urah.Poseben izziv pri opozarjanju ostajajo hudourniške poplave, ki lahko nastanejo zelo hitro, tudi v manj kot eni uri. Zato so ključni pravočasna opozorila, dobro sodelovanje med institucijami in samozaščitno ravnanje prebivalcev.Polajnar je poudaril, da se naravnih pojavov ne da preprečiti, lahko pa se nanje bolje pripravimo. Pri tem so pomembni sistem zgodnjega opozarjanja, povezovanje z zaščito in reševanjem, urejanje prostora ter zavedanje, da moramo vodi nameniti dovolj prostora.V času podnebnih sprememb postajajo zanesljive informacije še pomembnejše. Agencija Republike Slovenije za okolje zato opozorila in napovedi objavlja prek uradnih kanalov in družbenih omrežij, javnosti pa priporoča spremljanje preverjenih virov. Med koristnimi orodji je tudi Atlas okolja, kjer so dostopne karte poplavne nevarnosti in ogroženosti.»Naš največji cilj je, da ob silovitih in nepredvidljivih poplavah nimamo človeških žrtev,« je v pogovoru poudaril Polajnar. Dodal je, da je vlaganje v preventivo, kadre in tehnološki razvoj naložba v varnost ljudi in družbe.Prisluhnite pogovoru. Vladni GOVSI podkast lahko spremljate tudi na vseh aplikacijah za podkaste in na vladnem kanalu YouTube.[ENGLISH VERSION] From Olympic Rapids to Safer Coexistence with WaterThe latest episode of the government GOVSI podcast features hydrologist Janez Polajnar from the Slovenian Environment Agency, a long-standing expert in monitoring and forecasting hydrological conditions. The conversation focused on the importance of timely warnings, the experience of the August 2023 floods, and adapting to increasingly frequent extreme weather events.Polajnar has been involved in water monitoring, the analysis of hydrological conditions and warnings of dangerous phenomena for more than three decades. This year, he also received the highest award for civil servants for outstanding work achievements, namely for his contribution to the development of hydrological forecasting in Slovenia and for his expert and collaborative work during flood events.As he pointed out, the hydrological service plays an important role in protecting people and property. Its work includes field measurements, analyses, the preparation of hydrological models, and daily forecasting of conditions. The information it provides is also important for the economy, agriculture, energy, tourism and water management.In the conversation, Polajnar also reflected on the worst floods in Slovenia’s history, which occurred in August 2023. He explained that the conditions had already been unusual before the event itself, as river channels were already very full due to heavy rainfall. Then, on the night of 3 to 4 August, more than 200 litres of rain per square metre fell in some places in less than six hours.Flash floods, which can develop very quickly, even in less than an hour, remain a particular challenge when it comes to warnings. Timely alerts, good cooperation between institutions and self-protective action by residents are therefore crucial.Polajnar stressed that natural phenomena cannot be prevented, but we can prepare for them better. Important elements in this are the early warning system, cooperation with civil protection and disaster relief services, spatial planning, and the awareness that water must be given enough space.In the era of climate change, reliable information is becoming even more important. The Slovenian Environment Agency therefore publishes warnings and forecasts through official channels and social media, and recommends that the public follow verified sources. One useful tool is the ...
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  • Vladni podkast GOVSI: Ob 1. maju o pomenu delavskih pravic, socialnega dialoga in izzivih sodobnega trga dela

    Vladni podkast GOVSI: Ob 1. maju o pomenu delavskih pravic, socialnega dialoga in izzivih sodobnega trga dela
    2026/04/30

    Ob mednarodnem prazniku dela je 40. epizoda GOVSI podkasta posvečena razmisleku o pomenu delavskih pravic nekoč in danes. Gostja, dolgoletna sindikalistka Lidija Jerkič, je opozorila, da pravice delavcev niso samoumevne, temveč rezultat dolgoletnega boja in prizadevanj.

    Praznik dela, ki ga obeležujemo 1. maja, ima korenine v delavskih protestih za osemurni delovnik v Chicagu leta 1886. Danes, več kot stoletje kasneje, ostaja simbol prizadevanj za dostojne delovne pogoje. Kot je poudarila Jerkičeva, se razmere sicer spreminjajo, a temeljno sporočilo ostaja enako: »Nič ni podarjeno, vse je priborjeno – in zelo hitro tudi izgubljeno.«

    Sindikati imajo po njenem mnenju še vedno ključno vlogo pri zastopanju interesov zaposlenih in sodelovanju v socialnem dialogu. V Sloveniji ta poteka tudi v okviru Ekonomsko-socialnega sveta, kjer sodelujejo predstavniki vlade, delodajalcev in delojemalcev. Kakovosten socialni dialog je po besedah sogovornice eden od temeljev stabilne in pravične družbe, ob tem je poudarila, da se v mandatu aktualne vlade socialni dialog zelo okrepil.

    Gostja je opozorila tudi na pomen ustrezne zakonodaje, kot je minimalna plača, ki po njenem mnenju postane nujna, kadar socialni dialog ne deluje dovolj učinkovito. Ob tem je izpostavila, da ima Slovenija razmeroma dobro pravno ureditev, vendar se težave pojavljajo pri njenem izvajanju.

    Ob zaključku je gostja poudarila pomen solidarnosti: »Posameznik sam težko stoji, skupaj pa je lažje. Pomembno je, da se ljudje zavedajo svojih pravic in jih tudi uveljavljajo.«

    Epizoda spodbuja razmislek o tem, kakšno družbo želimo graditi in kakšno mesto ima v njej delo – danes in v prihodnje.

    Vabljeni k ogledu in poslušanju.

    [ENGLISH VERSION]

    Government Podcast GOVSI: On May Day about the importance of workers’ rights, social dialogue and the challenges of the modern labour market

    On the occasion of International Workers’ Day, the 40th episode of the government GOVSI podcast is dedicated to reflecting on the importance of workers’ rights in the past and today. The guest - long-time trade unionist Lidija Jerkič - stressed that workers’ rights are not self-evident, but the result of long-term struggle and effort.

    Labour Day, celebrated on 1 May, has its roots in workers’ protests for the eight-hour workday in Chicago in 1886. Today, more than a century later, it remains a symbol of the fight for decent working conditions. As Jerkič pointed out, while circumstances change, the core message remains the same: “Nothing is given, everything is fought for – and it can be lost very quickly.”

    In her view, trade unions still play a key role in representing employees’ interests and participating in social dialogue. In Slovenia, this also takes place within the framework of the Economic and Social Council, which brings together representatives of the government, employers and employees. According to the guest, high-quality social dialogue is one of the foundations of a stable and fair society, and she emphasised that it has significantly strengthened during the current government’s term.

    The guest also highlighted the importance of appropriate legislation, such as the minimum wage, which becomes necessary when social dialogue does not function effectively. She noted that Slovenia has relatively well-developed labour legislation, but that problems often arise in its implementation.

    In conclusion, the guest emphasised the importance of solidarity: “An individual can hardly stand alone, but together it is easier. It is important that people are aware of their rights and also exercise them.”

    The episode encourages reflection on the kind of society we want to build and the place of work within it – today and in the future.

    You are invited to watch and listen.<
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