Intermodal Strategies for the Danube Macro Region Conference

The conference will be held on 6 March 2014, in Salzburg, following the 112 Advisory Board Meeting of the SGKV (German Promotion Centre for Intermodal Transport). The event will be held in close cooperation with Verband Öffentlicher Binnenhäfen and Pro Danube  International. This conference will represent a good opportunity for the participants to exchange knowledge about ways and strategies to connect the Danube Makro Region with global trade lines and markets from a multimodal perspective. Read More

HINT consortium releases the 3rd edition of the project's newsletter

HINT (Harmonized Inland Navigation Transport through Education and Information Technology) consortium has recently released the 3rd edition of the project's newsletter, revealing the latest most significant results of the project. For more information you may download the newsletter here or from the "Downloads&links - other organisations" section of our website.

Official launch of the Hungarian edition of the Manual on Danube Navigation on 11 December 2013

The closing conference of the ProDuna project (Establishment of the Hungarian IWT promotion centre) will take place on 11 December 2013, in Budapest. The event represents a good opportunity for the Manual on Danube Navigation to be officially launched. As a recognition of achievements, the National Association of Radio Distress - Signalling and Infocummunications (RDOE) as project leader was offered the opportunity to edit and publish the Manual in Hungarian, including special Hungarian content.

Workshop "The proposal for a new EU directive on the award of concession contracts" organised by CRUP in cooperation with the Danube Commission

Organised by the Inland Navigation Development Centre (CRUP) in partnership with the Danube Commission and held on 12 December 2013 at the headquarters of the Danube Commission in Budapest, the workshop will explain the changes that will make the adoption of the EU Directive on concession contracts and its impact on the further development of the Danube ports.Read More