Towards ITRMB Plan - Component 1

After two year of joint planning the draft Plan on the Integrated River Basin Managment on the Tisza River Basin - shared by Hungary, Slovakia, Serbia, Romania and Ukraine - is available. Valuable comments and inputs were collected in the public consultation process until 20 August 2010. These are currently under consideration for integration in the final Plan.

Downloads

• Summary Brochure of the UNDP/GEF Tisza project and ITRBMP - English version (data reflect the year 2010 version of the draft ITRBMP) (21.94 MB)
• Summary Brochure of the UNDP/GEF Tisza project and ITRBMP - Hungarian version (data reflect the year 2010 version of the ITRBMP) (23.15 MB)
• Summary Brochure of the UNDP/GEF Tisza project and ITRBMP - Romanian version (data reflect the year 2010 version of the ITRBMP) (23.23 MB)
• Summary Brochure of the UNDP/GEF Tisza project and ITRBMP - Serbian version (data reflect the year 2010 version of the ITRBMP) (23.52 MB)
• Summary Brochure of the UNDP/GEF Tisza project and ITRBMP - Slovakian version (data reflect the year 2010 version of the ITRBMP) (23.79 MB)
• Comments received in the Public Consultation Process (46.24 KB)
• Pollution Reduction Strategy (3.44 MB)
• Flood and Drought mitigation strategy - Tisza River Basin (725.11 KB)
• Serbia’s draft strategic plan- phosphate-free detergents (42.85 KB)
• Tisza Group, Memorandum of Understanding (2011) (135.06 KB)
  "Strengthening of Tisza River Basin cooperation: Towards the implementation of the Integrated Tisza River Basin Management Plan supporting the sustainable development of the region"
• ITRBM Plan - Maps (15.86 MB)
• ITRBM Plan - Annexes (12.27 MB)
• Integrated Tisza River Basin Management Plan 2010 (2.1 MB)

Related

• » Joint Commitment in Tisza River Basin - Good Water Quality for all Tisza Countries
  Uzhgorod, 11 April 2011. The five Tisza River Basin countries Hungary, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia and Ukraine entered a new stage in joint water management to ensure good water quality. In the course of a Ministerial Meeting held in Uzhgorod (Ukraine), a management plan was signed that commits the five countries to further cooperation in their efforts to protect the valuable environment of the basin. What used to be a matter of individual countries is now an international endeavour.