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From the year of 2021, monthly lectures are planned to be held by the Hungarian Hydrological Society’s Territorial Organization of County Baranya -from September till the end of next May-, in the official premises ...
The first major conference on environmental issues was held in 1972 by the United Nations, which is known as the Conference on the Human Environment or the Stockholm Conference. Resolution A/RES/2994 (XXVII) was set out and adopted ...
Within the framework of the education program for civil servants employed by water management entities, internal training was held for colleagues employed in the job categories of water management operators and water security guards on May 27, 2021 in Kaposvár, at Kapos flood defence structure ...
Blood donation campaign was organized at the premises of the South-Transdanubian Water Management Directorate on Wednesday December 2, 2020. Blood donation events are considered as a tradition
Joint flood protection exercise was held by the General Directorate of Water Management and the South-Transdanubian Water Management Directorate at several locations in the area of ??its operation on July 14, 2020.
National Vocational Education Competition (OSZTV) was published this year as well in accordance with traditions and in line with Section 73(2)(h) of Act 187 of 2011 on Vocational Education and Training. In 2020, out of six schools, which provide secondary education on water management in the country, 32 students entered for the competition in the field of water management technician.
National Vocational Education Competition (OSZTV) was published this year as well in accordance with traditions and in line with Section 73(2)(h) of Act 187 of 2011 on Vocational Education and Training. In 2020, out of six schools, which provide secondary education on water management in the country, 32 students entered for the competition in the field of water management technician.
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Project title: “Ecological revitalization of Boros-Dráva and Aljmaski rit branches to renew aquatic habitats, increase biodiversity and fishing tourism possibilities”
Application Form ID: HUHR/1601/2.2.1/0016
Lead Beneficiary: Hrvatske Vode
Project Partners: Dél-dunántúli Vízügyi Igazgatóság
Horgász Egyesületek Baranya Megyei Szövetsége
Zeleni Hrvatske
The amount of EU funding: Hrvatske Vode 666.481,64 Euro
DDVIZIG 624.249,45 Euro
HEBMESZ 14.468,50 Euro
Zeleni Hrvatske 34.925,00 Euro
Total costs of the project: 1.340.124,59 Euro
Start date of the project: 1st September 2017.
End date of the project: 30th April 2019.
Project Summary:
The large amount of sediment deposited in the Boros-Dráva Basin has hindered the smooth derivation of the waters, and the presence of rich organic matter has not favored by the natural environment.
On the Hungarian side, in Boros-Dráva, located in the Old settlement, the South Transdanubian Water Management Directorate performed sludge digging work. A significant amount of nearly 50,000 m3 of sludge was discharged from the bed at the planned 805-meter stretch, which was located in two former sites.
In the project, Croatian partners in the so-called Aljmaski Rit (near Osijek city) carried out sludge extraction and restoration work to achieve a better ecological environment.
The purpose of the Boros-Drava revitalization is to ensure the free flow of water, to increase the water surface, to improve water quality, all of which create the conditions for a more favorable ecological environment. In addition, new fishing heads were built instead of the old ones, and native fish species (carp, pike, tench) were also installed to increase the tourist value and attractiveness of the area.
For more information please contact Mr. Gergely Hegedűs project manager, or call +36 72 506 384, or send your email to: hegedus.gergely@ddvizig.hu
For more information about the Programme, please visit www.huhr-cbc.com website.
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