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Public Participation Schedule WFD & FD
Vienna, 19 Dec 2018. According to Art. 14 of the Water Framework Directive, public participation in drafting River Basin Management Plans needs to be ensured. The ICPDR now provides a blue print for Public Participation activities for the development of the third Danube River Basin Management Plan (3rd DRBMP) until 2021 and the second Danube River Basin Flood Risk Management Plan (2nd FRMP).
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ICPDR Climate Change Adaptation Strategy 2012 (4.15 MB)
In order to take the required steps on adaptation to climate change, the ICPDR was asked in the “Danube Declaration” from 2010 to develop a Climate Adaptation Strategy for the Danube River Basin by... -
15th Ordinary Meeting in Vienna
Vienna, 11 - 12 December 2012. The ICPDR has held its 15th Ordinary Meeting in Vienna. At this plenary meeting of the commission, important decisions were made. Here you find a photo gallery showing some of the highlights.
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20 Years UNECE Water Convention
Geneva, 17 March 2012. The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes (UNECE Water Convention), adopted in Helsinki, Finland on 17 March 1992, celebrates its twentieth anniversary today. It is the only international framework agreement in force on transboundary freshwater.
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Public and private stakeholders discuss agriculture and environment
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Grassroots cooperation brings success to the DANUBEPARKS network
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Restoring Europe’s rivers
A recently completed survey of the Danube Delta region will significantly improve
knowledge about water quality, the environment, current management
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Bringing the experience of Africa’s Lake Chad Commission to the banks of the Danube
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The Danube - Europe‘s Artery of Life
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PLATINA project shaped future of inland navigation in Europe
The Danube region plays an important role in the EU’s transport and energy infrastructure,
and the EU Strategy for the Danube Region will combine those sectors
with economic, environmental, social and cultural elements.