To accompany the latest Danube Region Progress Report, you can also download the latest EUSDR pamphlet here or find it under the Communication tab above.
Danube Region Strategy Progress Report now online!
“A good start, now it’s time to move up a gear” The Danube Region Strategy Progress Report details significant achievements in tackling problems from missing transport links and lack of
Latest Romanian EUSDR Newsletter now online
The Romanian EUSDR Newsletter no 5 / 2013 is now available for download in both Romanian and English here.
Danube Cycling Route Presentations now online!
To download presentations from the last meeting of the MEP Danube Forum on 27 February 2013 about the Danube Cycling Route click here.
Priority Area Posters now online!
Priority Area specific posters developed for the First Annual EUSDR Forum in Regensburg are now available in high resolution for printing here.
3rd Meeting of NCPs & PACs: Summary & Photos now online!
The final version of the summary of discussions held during the 3rd meeting of EUSDR National Contact Points and Priority Area Coordinators on 30-31 January 2013 in Brussels is now
New Issue of Romania´s Newsletter on the EUSDR
In this fourth issue, you can read about Romania’s participation in most recent events. Also, read about public debates on social innovation and infrastructural projects, organised with the representatives of
Danube Region Strategy Newsletter : Special Issue on the First Annual Forum
The Danube Region Strategy’s Winter 2012-2013 Newsletter is now available for download. Highlighted in this issue: The First Annual Forum of the EUSDR, which took place in Regensburg, Germany, on
Looking back at the First Annual Forum for the EUSDR
Last week in Regensburg the First Annual Forum of the EU Strategy for the Danube Region took place. A diverse group of Danube Region stakeholders were in attendance, and German
Merkel speaks at the First Annual Forum for the EUSDR
Chancellor Angela Merkel addressed the audience of the EUSDR Annual Forum today in Regensburg. Chancellor Merkel encouraged the Danube stakeholders to make use of the chance we have in Europe:
