GREEN DANUBE Integrated transnational policies and practical solutions for an environmentally-friendly Inland Water Transport system in the Danube region

WHEN: 25 September 2018 WHERE:  Constanta HOST:  CERONAV - Romanian Maritime Training Centre NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS: 35  

On 2nd October RSOE project team has travelled to Varna, Bulgaria with the DunaPromo mobile Environmental Information Centre to raise public awareness on environmental aspects of inland navigation among Bulgarian 7 and 9 grade students. The aim...

In the context of creating GREEN DANUBE synergies, representatives of project partner ACTEDJ attended the 3 Seas Initiative (3SI) Business Forum in the period of 17th – 18th September 2018, the Forum https://3si-business.com being organized by...

The GREEN DANUBE Policy Agenda Validation Workshop organised by Pro Danube Management GmbH in Vienna, Austria, offered a platform for inland waterway transport (IWT) stakeholders from public authorities, fleet operators and other IWT experts to...

Within the context of disseminating the projects results and connecting them with other relevant initiatives in the area, in the period 5-6th September, GREEN DANUBE Project was presented by ACTEDJ team during the AER Summit Black Sea-Danube...

On 13th August 2018, the Prime Minister of Republic of Serbia Ms. Ana Brnabić visited National Park Iron Gate, local partner of Danube Competence Centre in the GREEN DANUBE project.    During the visit, director of the National Park,...

The "Lower Danube" Euroregion, a cross-border cooperation structure bringing together public administrations from three states: Ukraine - Odessa Regional State Administration, Odessa Regional Council and Reni District Council, Republic of...

Within the context of disseminating the project results and connecting them with other relevant initiatives in the area, on 1st and 2nd August 2018, GREEN DANUBE Project was presented by ACTEDJ team during two of the series of the Mutual learning...

While project partners were all focused on reporting the activities in the first semester of year 2018, the team of Danube Delta National Institute in Romania had an extra task. And it was not an ordinary one...

Project partner Pro Danube Management GmbH was invited to present progress of GREEN DANUBE at the 14th meeting of the EUSDR Steering Group.

Project Partners, including some of the Associated Strategic Partners, selected best practices from over twenty identified good practices for air emissions reduction of inland shipping. The nominated GREEN DANUBE Best Practices are...

First event of the transnational campaign has been successfully organised in Duisburg, Germany. DST (Development Centre for Ship Technology and Transport Systems) hosted the first event of the transnational campaign organised by RSOE...

Danube Delta National Institute is currently organizing the 26th International Symposium "Deltas  and  Wetlands" 2018 which is held in Tulcea, Romania.                 GREEN DANUBE project was presented in Section II: Environmental...

Last week the fourth partners meeting of the GREEN DANUBE project took place in Duisburg, Germany on the 08th and 09th of May 2018, hosted by the German partner DST - Development Centre for Ship Technology and Transport Systems. On the first...

Croatian Partners CRUP and FPZ jointly promoted synergetic projects GREEN DANUBE and Danube SKILLS at two events last week. The first event was International Conference on Science and Traffic Development ZIRP 2018 held on May 10th, 2018. More...

GREEN DANUBE project development was presented during the meeting of WG Tech of Danube Commission that took place on 16-20 April 2018.

On Thursday, April 26th 2018, ACTEDJ was invited to participate in the working meeting organised by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the context of the upcoming presidency of the EUSDR that will be held by Romania and the future funding...

The Austrian National Workshop on greening technologies took place in Vienna on 18th April 2018. Stakeholders from Austria and other European countries presented and discussed the needs and opportunities of modernising the Danube fleet.

This is the second set of measurements out of the three which will be performed during our project. It started a few days ago and currently the field team experts are travelling to the next critical environmental area on the Danube River.

Output: Database on Inland Waterway Transport vessels regime and technologies