Technical Reports
TDAs, SAPs ...
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Tisza Project Overview
- Following a long history of cooperation, five countries sharing the largest sub-basin of the Danube catchment opened a new chapter in 2004. Ukraine, Romania, Slovakia, Hungary, and Serbia - established as ICPDR Tisza Group - committed to producing Integrated Tisza River Basin Management Plan. Their effort is supported by the UNDP/GEF, EU, UNOPS and UNEP.
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Danube Ministerial Declaration
- We, the Ministers, High Officials and the Member of the European Commission, being responsible for the implementation of the Danube River Protection Convention
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Tisza Demonstration Project
- To Improve Land use and Water management efficiency in the Tisza basin.
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Tisza Demonstration Project
- Making space for water in the Bodrog River Basin
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Tisza Demonstration Project
- Selected Measures Towards Integrated Land and Water Management in Upper Tisza
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Tisza Group and Integration Plan
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Tisza Monitoring & Evaluation Indicators
- This document presents draft baseline and target levels of key project indicators for approval. This information will be used in the Annual Progress Report due for submission in June 2009. It is clear that some indicators require additional data gathering and these are highlighted. This information will be assembled by the Project Team together with National Experts and presented to the Tisza Group Meeting in April 2008. The revised document will be sent to the PSC members for approval.
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Initial step toward the Tisza River Basin Management Plan – 2009
- Tisza analysis
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Initial step toward the Tisza River Basin Management Plan – 2009(Annexes)
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Tisza River Basin Analysis 2007-Summary Report
- There is much to be proud of in the Tisza River Basin – including unique cultures, rare flora and fauna, a rich supply of natural resources and the waters of the Tisza River itself.
