The Slovenian EUSDR Presidency organised the Joint meeting of the National Coordinators and Priority Area Coordinators of the EU Strategy for the Danube region (EUSDR) in Portorož, 18 -19 September
Effective spending and good leadership top of the agenda as Regional Policy Commissioner Hahn joins Danube countries in Bucharest
14 countries from Europe’s Danube “macro region” will gather for this year’s Danube Forum in Bucharest on Monday and Tuesday 28 and 29 October. Hosted by EU Commissioner for Regional
Priority area annual reports now online!
Check the reports section of the website to download the priority area annual reports from June 2013.
Over 800 Registrations for the 2nd Annual Forum!
Registration for the 2nd Annual Forum of the EUSDR on 28-29 October in Bucharest is now closed. Over 800 registrations were received. To find out more about the conference, visit
DANUBE 2014-2020 – A new transnational ETC programme
In December 2012 the European Commission proposed to create a new transnational cooperation programme for the 2014-2020 period. The Danube programme area includes Austria; Bosnia and Herzegovina; Bulgaria; Croatia; Czech
Registration now open for the 2nd Annual Forum of the EUSDR!
Registration for the 2nd Annual Forum of the EU Strategy for the Danube Region (Bucharest, 28-29 October 2013) is open from now until 7 October! Register here or visit the event
UNESCO seminar – capacity building in South-East Europe – Black Sea area
UNESCO has recently published a call for participation in the first seminar of the School of Science Journalism and Communication in South-East Europe and the Black Sea area – with
Stay informed! Meeting summaries now online
The past few months have been very active for the EUSDR community. Discussions were held in two meetings—one in Bucharest, Romania and the other in Stuttgart, Germany—on how to include
Focus on Environment: latest Danube Alliance Magazine now online
You can download this special edition of the Danube Alliance Magazine here. Please note that neither INTERACT nor the European Commission were involved in the production of this publication.
