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  • MM2016 - Family Photo (1.97 MB)
    Provided for download and free use. Ministers and other high-level participants of the 3rd ICPDR Ministerial Meeting, 9 Feb 2016.

  • 3rd ICPDR Ministerial Meeting - Agenda (39.3 KB)
    Agenda for the 3rd ICPDR Ministerial Meeting, 9 February 2016.

  • Background Briefing for Journalists - 3rd ICPDR Ministerial Meeting (16.84 KB)
    General information on the ICPDR, the Danube River Basin, the EU Water Framework Directive, and the EU Floods Directive.
  • Legal Documents

    Danube Declaration 2016 (214.47 KB)
    Adopted at the ICPDR Ministerial Meeting on 9 February 2016: Water Management in the Danube River Basin: Integration and Solidarity in the most international river basin of the world
  • News & Media

    3rd ICPDR Ministerial Meeting 2016

    Vienna, 9 February 2016. Cleaner, healthier and safer waters for everyone to enjoy - this is the objective of two management plans for the Danube River Basin that were endorsed in Vienna today. The management plans foresee measures that will be implemented over a six-year period until 2021.

  • News & Media

    JDS3 Results published

    Vienna, 22 March 2015. Just in time for this year's World Water Day, the Joint Danube Survey 3 Final Scientific Report was published today.

  • News & Media

    JDS3 Final Scientific Report available

    Vienna, 22 March 2015. The Joint Danube Survey 3 (JDS3) was the world’s biggest river research expedition in 2013. Its results are now available in a comprehensive report, which can be downloaded from this website.

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    Joint Danube Survey 3

    The Joint Danube Survey 3 (JDS3) was the world’s biggest river research expedition of its kind in 2013, the UN International Year of Water Cooperation. Its results were published in a comprehensive report in early 2015.

  • ICPDR Organigram (35.57 KB)
    Structure of the ICPDR including Permanent Secretariat, Expert Groups and Task Groups.
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    Joint Danube Survey

    The key purpose of Joint Danube Surveys (JDS) is to produce reliable and comparable information on carefully selected elements of water quality for the length of the Danube River, including its major tributaries. Three Joint Danube Surveys have previously been conducted, in 2001, 2007, 2013, and 2019. The 5th Joint Danube Survey is due to launch on 1st July 2025.

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