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  • Maps & Data

    Map of Areas of Potential Significant Flood Risk in DRB 2013 (7.39 MB)

  • Publications

    2010 Floods in the Danube River Basin (1.74 MB)

  • Legal Documents

    ToR MA EG (281.72 KB)

    Terms of Reference of the Monitoring and Assessment Expert Group (MA EG) of the ICPDR, IC-104 rev3-final 2021
  • Publications

    Preliminary Flood Risk Assessment Report 2012 (595.09 KB)

  • Publications

    2006 Floods in the Danube River Basin (4.7 MB)

  • News & Media

    Massive floods in summer 2010

    Danube Basin, 1 September 2010. This summer, the Danube basin was repeatedly deluged by torrential rains causing massive floods. Across the basin people were forced from their homes, and many houses collapsed or were damaged due to floods or landslides after flood events. The ICPDR is actively working on flood management issues. You can find out more on its activities on this website - please following the links listed.

  • Content pages

    Water Quality

    Water quality in the Danube has improved over the years, but there is still much work to be done to meet the region’s goals for water status. To improve the water quality, an ambitious programme of measures for the whole Danube River Basin District has been agreed under the EU WFD. To assess trends in water quality, the ICPDR oversees the TransNational Monitoring Network (TNMN). The network carefully monitors physical, chemical and biological conditions in the Danube and its tributaries, and provides in TNMN Yearbooks an annual overview of pollution levels as well as long term trends for water quality in the basin.

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    Floods

    Floods are natural phenomena. They can, however, turn into disasters causing widespread damage, health problems and even deaths. This is especially the case where rivers have been cut off from their natural floodplains, are confined to man-made channels, and where houses and industrial sites have been constructed in areas that are naturally liable to flooding.