The first international Tisza River basin management plan was presented to stakeholders of the JOINTISZA Project, including the public sector experts of the Republic of Serbia. The Plan represents a significant step towards fulfilling the requirements of the EU Water Framework Directive in the field of environmental protection. According to
PWMC Vode Vojvodine has signed a cross-border cooperation agreement within IPA Croatia–Serbia 2014–2020 on Feasibility study of transboundary natural forest retention areas of Spačva–Morović forests under the title Integrated Cross-Border Monitoring and Management Systems for Flood Risks, Environmental and Biodiversity Protection and Forestry Through Transboundary Forest Retentions and Other Measures (FORRET). Total
Coinciding with international Danube Day celebrations, the JOINTISZA project organised a string of milestone events that will shape future project activities. Every June 29, Danube Day celebrates the Danube River, its tributaries, and the vital role these water bodies play in providing water, food, power, recreation and livelihood. As the
Inland Waterways International (IWI) representatives visited yesterday several sections of DTD Hydro system and its significant hydrotechnical structures. Nautical tourism and canal enthusiasts paid a visit to locks and sluices in Bezdan, Šebešfok, Mali Stapar and Kucura in the company of PWMC Vode Vojvodine representatives. The tour was planned within
