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The Inception Report (580.18 KB)
Making space for water in the Bodrog River Basin (HU, SK,UA) The Inception Report The Inception Workshop Uzhgorod - village Barvinok, Ukraine June 10, 2009 -
Hungarian Inception Presentation (7.33 MB)
Making space for water in the Bodrog River Basin (HU, SK,UA) Hungarian Inception Presentation The Inception Workshop Uzhgorod - village Barvinok, Ukraine June 10, 2009 -
Demonstration site in Slovakia (711.4 KB)
Making space for water in the Bodrog River Basin (HU, SK,UA) Demonstration site in Slovakia The Inception Workshop Uzhgorod - village Barvinok, Ukraine June 10, 2009 -
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.
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ICPDR Presidency 2009: in the heart of the Danube Basin
ICPDR Danube Watch: Searching for heavy metals behind the Iron Gates
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Minutes of the 2nd Project Steering Committee Meeting (481.47 KB)
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Presentation of the 2nd Project Steering Committee Meeting (2.43 MB)
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Press Release 2009-01-27 (slovak) (126.46 KB)
Slovensko preberá predsedníctvo v Medzinárodnej komisii pre ochranu Dunaja (ICPDR) -
Press Release 2009-01-27 (english) (103.78 KB)
Slovakia Takes over Presidency of International Commission for the Protection of the Danube River (ICPDR) -
Slovakia Takes over Presidency of ICPDR
Vienna, 27 January 2009. Slovakia takes over the Presidency of the ICPDR for the year 2009 at a ceremony held today. Olga Srsnova, General Director of the Division of Waters and Energy Sources at the Slovak Ministry of Environment will serve as President and guide the activities of the ICPDR. “During my presidency, I am committed to promoting development that meets the needs of both the people and the environment”, said Ms. Srsnova.
