Transnational integrated management of water resources in agriculture for the EUropean WATER emergency control

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Status
Completed.
International program
Project registration number
AF/A/165/2.1/X.

The general objective of the project

is the development of shared methodologies and the application of demonstrative and innovative interventions towards the integrated management of water resources in rural areas, to move toward sustainable development models framed by EU legislation. 

Partners

  • Provincia di Ferrara, Italia;
  • Province of Rovigo, Italia;
  • Trans-Tisza Region Environmental, Nature Protection and Water Inspectorate, Hungary;
  • University of Debrecen, Hungary;
  • Region of Western Macedonia , Greece;
  • Aristotle University of Thessaloniki , Greece;
  • Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Romania;
  • National Institute for Research and Development in Soil Science, Agricultural Chemistry and Environment, Romania;
  • Institute of Agricultural Economics, Serbia;
  • Odesa National Polytechnic University, Ukraine;
  • Ialoveni Rayon Council, Moldova.

Results

The main project result is the establishment of transnational coordinated and harmonized water management in agriculture, in accordance to the EU legal framemork and based on the direct involvement of the main government actors of the concerned rural areas. In particular, after project termination, the following results are expected:

  • to have acquired a comprehensive picture of main European relevant experiences and scientific results in the application of integrated water management, available to a wide range of stakeholders;
  • to have improved regional planning and managing strategies for integrated water management, based on a wide scientific horizon, developed according to a transnational approach and applied/tested in different relevant SEE areas;
  • to have achieved an increased capacity of both institutional and economic actors to perform sustainable rural development without jeopardizing competitiveness.

Contacts

Valery Lebed,

tel. +38 (048) 722-40-40.