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  • factsheet: Monitoring the waters (62.75 KB)

  • Factsheet: Pollution in the Danube Basin (61.86 KB)

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    JDS2 Leaflet (3.84 MB)

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    Joint Danube Survey 2

    JDS 2, the world's biggest river research expedition, was held in 2007. Its goal was to produce comparable and reliable information on water quality and pollution for the Danube and some tributaries. The ICPDR coordinated its implementation. Launched on August 14, 2007 in Germany, three JDS2 boats traveled downstream the Danube, through 10 countries, to the Danube Delta.

  • Proceedings: Workshop II, June 25-26, 2007 - Calarasi / Bucharest (RO): (323.96 KB)

  • WELLER: Next Steps to develop the Joint Statement (87.03 KB)

  • WG 4: current and future IWT and environment measures in an integrated way (107.27 KB)

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