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EU Danube Strategy
The EU Strategy for the Danube Region (EUSDR) is an essential framework that strengthens cooperation and supports existing institutions in the Member States for the effective implementation of EU legislation. Recognizing the significance of the Danube River and its basin, the EUSDR fosters collaboration among the countries within the region to address common challenges and achieve shared objectives. By promoting integrated approaches, the EUSDR aims to enhance economic, social, and environmental development while preserving the unique natural and cultural heritage of the Danube region.
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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 -
Danube Flood Risk Management Plan (DFRMP) 2015
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DRBM Plan Update 2015 - Complete set of Maps (37.73 MB)
Complete set of thematic maps supplementing the Danube River Basin District Management Plan - Update 2015. -
DRBM Plan Update 2015 - Annexes (9.72 MB)
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Information Brochure on ICPDR Management Plans 2015 (6.67 MB)
Accessible information on the Danube River Basin Management Plan Update 2015 and the 1st DRBD Flood Risk Management Plan. The layout requires the brochure to be flipped in the printed version. -
1st DFRMP - Annex 2-5 (4.04 MB)
Annexes 2-5 of the 1st Danube Flood Risk Managment Plan: Overview of Measures, List of competent authorities, Bilateral agreements, Resource Document "Economics and the Floods Directive" -
Danube River Basin District Management Plan - Update 2015 (3.7 MB)
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1st Flood Risk Management Plan for the Danube River Basin District (7.01 MB)
1st DRB Flood Risk Management Plan, including Annex 1 (Flood hazard and flood risk maps) -
Management Plans for the Danube River Basin published
Vienna, 16 December 2015. Defining the water management priorities for the Danube Basin until 2021, the ICPDR has published the Danube River Basin Management Plan Update 2015 and the Flood Risk Management Plan for the Danube River Basin today.
