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Panorama 37 - The EU Strategy for the danube region a united response to common challenges

Panorama 37 - The EU Strategy for the danube region a united response to common challenges

Panorama Magazine

Date: 21 mar 2011

Period: 2007-2013

Theme: Business support, Culture, Energy, Environment, EU Strategy for the Danube Region, Health, Rural development, Tourism, Transport, Urban development, Research and innnovation, Research & Development, Social inclusion, Jobs, Education and Training, Structural Funds management and Governance

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The Danube, Europe’s second longest river at around 2 850 km, links the Black Forest to the Black Sea and runs through ten countries, with four more in its basin. Hydro-electric power stations, a Pan-European transport corridor and home to some of Europe’s rarest species – the pressures placed on the river are often conflicting and the Region's political changes have had their impact on how challenges are met.