Programme and other news and events

Congratulations! We congratulate all the people in 14 countries of the Danube Basin - Danube Day! The Danube Day is celebrating the river ecosystem and you, the people, relying on it and enjoying its natural wonders. Embrace the numerous...

Do you want to become a part of our JS team? Yes! You have extensive experience in finances and ETC, and love to work in dynamic, international team. Then, check carefully the propositions and send us your applications by 14 July, 13:00 CET....

Budapest, Nitra, Orth an der Donau, Szentendre, Szolnok... My recent journey throughout the Danube Region was a great opportunity to meet with several projects partners and find out more about their expected results and driving forces...

The Secretariat of the European Innovation Partnership (EIP) on Water invites you to their Water conference 2017!                  What? This year’s theme of the conference is “Water Innovation: Bridging Gaps, Creating...

The revision of the Danube Transnational Cooperation Programme has been approved by the European Commission, on Monday 12th of June, allowing the effective participation of Republic of Moldova and Ukraine in the programme. As a consequence, DTP...

The second call for proposals was officially launched by the Danube Transnational Programme on 9th May 2017 and it was closed on 6th June 2017. The relevant documents approved by the Monitoring Committee were available on the website since...

The Danube Transnational Programme is very happy to share the newly released video by the European Commission about the first ever deployed European Solidarity Corps volunteer: our Interreg Reporter, Manon! Manon is the first European...

To those interested in regions and cities: a new application from the Eurostat was released, 'Eurostat Regions and Cities Illustrated'! With "Regions and Cities Illustrated", you can easily visualise regional indicators and view data for...

Miklós Lukovics & Béla Kézy from CityWalk give some insights about their project!   The City - A Safe Space for Pedestrians Looking throughout history, most cities were built for pedestrians while walking was the main mean of...

We love working with you because: Your projects promote economic, social and territorial cohesion Your projects testify how people in the Danube Region benefit from good cooperation among nations Your projects and their outputs leave a...