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The Sava Commission, Danube Commission, and ICPDR Convene for the Launch of the Joint Statement 2.0 Process
The Sava Commission, Danube Commission, and ICPDR have come together to launch the Joint Statement 2.0 process, marking a significant step forward in harmonizing navigation and environmental protection in the Danube River Basin. With the first Stakeholder Workshop underway, this updated framework aims to address new challenges, including climate change impacts, sustainable transport, and innovative river management solutions. Discover how this initiative is set to shape the future of the region's waterways.
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Ministerial Meeting 2010: Shared waters - joint responsibilities
Vienna, 16 February 2010. Ministers and high-level representatives responsible for water management from the Danube River Basin countries Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Montenegro, the Republic of Moldova, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Ukraine and the European Commission endorsed the ‘Danube Declaration’ at a ministerial meeting hosted by the ICPDR.
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Map 29: Hydrological Alterations – Expected Improvements 2015 (1.11 MB)
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Map 28: Ecological prioritisation regarding restoration measures for river and habitat continuity (1.43 MB)
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Map 27: River and habitat continuity interruptions 2015 (expected improvements) (1.08 MB)
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Map 26: Nitrates vulnerable zones (1.1 MB)
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Map 25: Nutrient pollution from point and diffuse sources – Baseline Scenario 2015 for Phosphorous (1.16 MB)
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Map 24: Nutrient pollution from point and diffuse sources – Baseline Scenario 2015 for Nitrogen (1.19 MB)
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Map 23: Nutrient pollution from point and diffuse sources – Reference Situation for Phosphorous (1.16 MB)
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Map 22: Nutrient pollution from point and diffuse sources – Reference Situation for Nitrogen (1.17 MB)
