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PrevA study for ecological connectivity in the Danube Region was released by the Bavarian State Ministry of the Environment and Consumer Protection, PA 6 Leader of EUSDR28 November 2018NextDTP organizes thematic events for the preparation of the 3rd call for proposals17 December 2018

Danube Transport Ministers agree to step up the implementation of the Master Plan for good navigation status

The Transport Ministers of the countries of  the Danube region  gathered in Brussels, on December 3rd, 2018, upon invitation of EU Commissioner Violeta Bulc to reinforce their commitment to an effective navigation status of the Danube and its navigable tributaries.

The Danube Transport ministers of 10 countries (Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Germany, Romania, Slovakia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Moldova, Serbia, Ukraine) adopted the “Conclusions on effective waterway infrastructure rehabilitation and maintenance on the Danube and its navigable tributaries”. The decision was taken to strengthen in 2019 and beyond the implementation of the Fairway Rehabilitation and Maintenance Master Plan developed by the EUSDR Priority Action 1A, in order to meet the targets fixed by the existing international legal framework.

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