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Collaboration between cities and regions generates the new European Danube region
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DANUBE DAY 2009
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Fishing the entire Danube in just 42 days
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A new plan for water management – for 2015 and beyond
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68% of Europeans believe water is a serious problem
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Looking into the future of the Black Sea
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Danube Watch 2/2009 (3.35 MB)
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Integrated Land Development Project - Component 2 - UNDP/GEF Tisza MSP - ILD to improve land use and water management efficiency in the Tisza basin
Integrated land development is a key of sustainable resource management and should be tested in a pilot project in Hungary. The outcomes of the project will also be disseminated in Serbia and Romania and should give the principle of integrated land development a boost in the Tisza River Basin.
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Upper Tisza demonstration Project - Component 2 - UNDP/GEF Tisza MSP - Selected measures for integrated land and water management
Projects should have a clear impact on the livelihood of local people - this is especially true for the UNDP/GEF project “Integrating multiple benefits of wetlands and floodplains into improved trans-boundary management for the Tisza River Basin”. This pilot project is currently carried out on the Upper Tisza, in a village literally divided by the Tisza into two countries.
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Bodrog demonstration Project - Component 2 - UNDP/GEF Tisza MSP - Making space for water in the Bodrog River Basin
The Bodrog River Basin makes part of the Tisza River Basin and is shared by Slovakia, Hungary and Ukraine. Environmental problems and flood damages are increasing and putting pressures on the people - high time for a project of the UNDP / GEF to promote multiple benefits of wetlands and floodplains.
