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PrevNew funding opportunities for water projects18 February 2016NextROMACT Call for Proposals for Capacity Building and Transnational Cooperation02 March 2016

Danube Declaration adopted by ICPDR Ministerial Meeting

High-ranking representatives of 14 Danube countries and the European Commission adopted the 2016 Danube Declaration at the International Commission for the Protection of the Danube River (ICPDR) on 9 February 2016 in Vienna. The measures foreseen in the declaration shall protect the Danube River and its tributaries.

“The Danube river is a unique living and cultural area that must be preserved for future generations in a liveable condition. The Danube Declaration supports this way, and it is an important milestone in implementing measures across borders. This is the only way we can protect the river from its source down to the Black Sea“, Andrä Rupprechter, Austrian Federal Minister said at the conference.

The declaration addresses the border-crossing problems along the Danube corridor, regarding environmental protection and the risk of floods, and is also in line with the EU Water Framework Directive. The management plans foresee measures that will be implemented over a six-year period until 2021.

Read further at https://www.icpdr.org/main/mm16

Download the full text of the Declaration below.

 


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