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A Joint Vision For Sustainable Flood Risk Management In Our Shared Basin (Low Resolution) (5.51 MB)
Danube Flood Risk Management Plan – Update 2021: Public Brochure -
A Joint Vision for Sustainable River Basin Management In Our Shared Basin (Low Resolution) (8.16 MB)
Danube River Basin Management Plan – Update 2021: Public Brochure -
New Designs & Summary Brochures for the ICPDR's Two Management Plan Updates
Following the publication of the ICPDR's Danube River Basin Management Plan (DRBMP) & Danube Flood Risk Management Plan (DFRMP) Update 2021, and their endorsement at the 4th Danube Ministerial Meeting, these important publications have been given a new and fresh look and summarised into two brochures.
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A Joint Vision For Sustainable Flood Risk Management In Our Shared Basin (High Resolution) (32.32 MB)
Danube Flood Risk Management Plan – Update 2021: Public Brochure -
A Joint Vision for Sustainable River Basin Management In Our Shared Basin (High Resolution) (53.26 MB)
Danube River Basin Management Plan – Update 2021: Public Brochure -
The 2016 Danube Declaration: A Summary (1.21 MB)
"The Danube Declaration outlines the path towards a cleaner, healthier and safer Danube River by 2021." -
Danube Declaration 2022 (551.84 KB)
Adopted at the ICPDR Ministerial Meeting on 8 February 2022. A Vision for Integrated Water Management in Our Shared Basin: Building a Sustainable Future in the Danube River Basin -
Press Release – Ministerial Meeting 2022 (110.59 KB)
ICPDR Contracting Parties Renew Their Commitment Towards Cleaner, Healthier and Safer Waters in the Danube River Basin -
4th ICPDR Ministerial Meeting 2022 - ICPDR Contracting Parties renew their commitment towards cleaner, healthier and safer waters in the Danube River Basin
VIENNA, 8 February, International Commission for the Protection of the Danube River (Press Release) – Two updated Management Plans for the Danube River Basin have been endorsed in the ICPDR’s first online Danube Ministerial Meeting today.
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Romania takes over ICPDR Presidency from Montenegro for 2022
(Press Release) VIENNA, 26 January (International Commission for the Protection of the Danube River) – Romania is taking over the 2022 Presidency of the International Commission for the Protection of the Danube River (ICPDR). Incoming President Róbert–Eugen Szép set out some goals for his forthcoming term at an online event, describing Romania’s plans for the all-important Danube Ministerial Meeting 2022.
