Shallow sections of the water, insufficient width along the Danube and water level estimations hinder vessels from performing an efficient transportation, because these factors trigger high fuel consumption, long standstills
ENERGY BARGE: energy transportation and bioenergy
The #EUSDR PriorityArea2ENERGY aims at exploiting the full potential of an integrated energy market, also by increasing the energy efficiency of the region and enhancing the use of renewable energy sources.
#WOMENINBUSINESS
Gender gap in the #DanubeRegion countries is visible both in self-employment and at all stages of the entrepreneurial life cycle. And yet, the Danube Region enjoys a large pool of young women
Danube Sediment
#EUSDR #danubesediment Why is sediment so important for a river? This video explains the causes for and impacts of a changed sediment balance for humans and nature along the Danube.
DARIF – Setting up the Structure of a Danube River Forum
Being one of the main transport corridors of Europe, the Danube is exposed to a significant security threat, which is a challenge for the law enforcement bodies in both Schengen and non-Schengen
Involving citizens in urban development
All EU and non-EU countries face the challenge of social inclusion of vulnerable groups. A #EUSDR-related project found a possible solution: by bringing all groups together (authorities, vulnerable and marginalized
DriDanube – a step towards risk management
Over the last years, water scarcity and drought have become a serious problem in the Danube Region. These have significant impacts on agriculture, hydrology, livestock, water-based power plants, transportation, fires,
Added value of macro-regional strategies (Interact Report)
INTERACT has published a report on the added value of macro-regional strategies from the perspective of projects and programmes. The report looks at what’s in it for them and
OECD publishes water quality governance case study by PA 4
Cooperation on the Danube is continuous at a number of levels, with data collection and information exchange, the establishment of early warning systems, monitoring of water quality and a uniform
Measuring the added-value of the EUSDR – Challanges and Opportunities
Discussion paper by Tobias Chilla & Franziska Sielker, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg This year marks the 5th anniversary of the EU Strategy for the Danube Region (EUSDR) endorsed in 2011 by the
