Sergey Tzarnakliyski Belgrade, December 4, 2013 Danube Commission, Budapest Selected Activities of...

Sergey Tzarnakliyski Belgrade, December 4, 2013Danube Commission, Budapest

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DISC ‘13Belgrade, December 4, 2013


• Masterplan for achieving recommended fairway parameters

• Joint Statement – Annex 3

• Projects related to the GIS Forum and NEWADA duo

• New Goals

• New Events

OverviewOverview

Masterplan for achieving recommended fairway parameters

Basis

Belgrade ConventionTEN-T priority areasWaterway ClassificationReports of Memberstates

Structure

IntroductionStatus Quo

Development of InfrastructureIdentification of priority areas

Masterplan

Masterplan

Structure follows ClassificationBridgs and fairway distinguishedFields of actionGeneral descriptions of projects

Adopted

through DecisionDK/TAG 77/13

from the 25th December 2011


Joint Statement

a guiding document for

• the maintenance of the currentinland navigation

• the planning and the investments infuture infrastructure andenvironmental protection projects

• the development of a‚Programme of Measures‘


Joint Statement

an approach towards

• integrated and interdisciplinary planning

• public communication and stakeholder involvement

• sustainable infrastructure projects


Joint Statement

5. Joint Statement Follow Up MeetingBudapest, February, 2014

• updated Annex 3 (List of Projects)• in compliance with EUSDR


Projects related to the GIS Forum and NEWADA duo

• Paper Navigational Chart


Paper Navigational Chart

• look and feel like ENCs• A4 format, Ringbook• easy production procedure• up dates• D4D necessary• content of the carte de pilotage‘


• DARIF

• LNG-Masterplan

New Goals


DARIF

• The kick-off conference of the project “Setting up the Structure of a Danube River Forum” was held on 17-19 September in Budapest and Mohács (Hungary)

• The main goal of this project is the establishment of a regular cooperation platform, the Danube River Forum (DARIF) by mid-2015

• The DARIF will enable participating countries to discuss arising issues in connection with the safety and security of Danube river transport

• The project is coordinated by Hungary, with the partnership of the Republic of Bulgaria and the Federal Republic of Germany, and with the financial support of the Prevention of and Fight against Crime Programme (ISEC) of the European Union


LNG-Masterplan

• Programme: • TEN-T Multi-annual Call 2012

• Timeframe:• 1 January 2013 - 31 December 2015

• Budget (eligible costs): 80,5 mil. EUR (out of 69,2 mil. EUR pilot activities)

• EU funding: 40,25 mil. EUR

• Beneficiaries: 33 public / private bodies / incl. 1 member state

• Non-funded partners: 37 public / private bodies & professional associations (as of 21.8.2013)

• The project website www.lngmasterplan.eu


http://www.lngmasterplan.eu/

• Workshops

• High Level Meetings

New Events


Workshops

• The Danube Commission’s Workshop "A prosperous future for the Danube navigation" was organized on 17 September 2013 at the premises of the Secretariat of the Danube Commission (DC)

• Navigation companies from the region, industry, as well as participants from Hungary, Serbia, Austria, Romania, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Germany and Croatia also attended the Workshop

• The participants discussed a view of the Danube navigation’s sector on the following issues: navigational problems, bottlenecks, low and high water levels, cooperation with competent authorities, locks, lack of crew, old fleet, etc.

• The participants agreed and welcomed efforts of the Secretariat of the DC in creating a dialog between industry and the DC


High Level Meetings

• High-level meeting "Danube Navigation – a European Perspective" (9 October 2013)

• Participants: TEN-T coordinator European Commission, Mrs. K. Peijs, EUSDR- coordinators of the steering commitee PA 1a, Permanent Representatives of the DC member states

• Objectives: to strengthen cooperation and collaboration between DC and EC, to attract more political committment for solving infrastructural deficiencies

on the Danube river, to find an adequate common approach to unblock existing bottlenecks for

navigation on the Danube river, to receive a feedback over the list of projects sent to DG MOVE, EC when

designing the EUSDR


High Level Meetings( cont. )

• The Representatives of the DC’s Member States called for an increased cooperation between the EC and their states, in raising awareness about the ongoing implementation of the EUSDR, bringing together financial opportunities and infrastructure challenges of the Danube region

• All participants agreed on the imperative need for further coordination, strengthened cooperation and consultation processes between the European Commission and the Danube Commission


Thank you for your attention

Sergey TzarnakliyskiCounsellor for technical issues

Danube CommissionBenczúr utca 251068 Budapest

[email protected]


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