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Tisza River Basin Management: successful cooperation from the ground up
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Flood management: Danube countries taking action against rising waters
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Djerdap National Park: standing at the banks of history
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Danube Watch 1/2011 (1.87 MB)
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The playful Danube: taking games seriously
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Europe looks to the Danube Basin for guidance
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Joint Commitment in Tisza River Basin - Good Water Quality for all Tisza Countries
Uzhgorod, 11 April 2011. The five Tisza River Basin countries Hungary, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia and Ukraine entered a new stage in joint water management to ensure good water quality. In the course of a Ministerial Meeting held in Uzhgorod (Ukraine), a management plan was signed that commits the five countries to further cooperation in their efforts to protect the valuable environment of the basin. What used to be a matter of individual countries is now an international endeavour.
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3rd Joint Statement Meeting, 5-6 April, Vienna
Vienna, 5 April 2011. After the 2nd Joint Statement Meeting held in Zagreb last year, the ICPDR Secretariat has the pleasure to welcome the participants for the 3rd Joint Statement Meeting on Inland Navigation and Environmental Sustainability on 5th and 6th April 2011 in Vienna.
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UNDP Film: Restoring the Danube River and the Black Sea
The United Nations Development Programme produced a video on the restoration of the Danube River and the Black Sea.
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The Ukrainian Presidency of the ICPDR
Vienna, 19 January 2011. Ukraine took over the presidency of the ICPDR. In this article, President Mykola Melenevskyi gives an overview on his agenda and the key issues for his presidency.
