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Our Team
Project Consortium
DANUBE4all brings together an international consortium of 48 Partners and Associated from academia, research institutions, public organizations/NGOs, and SMEs from 14 European countries.
The consortium forms a unique interdisciplinary partnership that combines expertise in applied natural sciences, governance concerning river pollution and management, social sciences concerning stakeholder engagement and human activity, and economic expertise regarding commercial activity and profitable restoration measures on the river.
Austria
Coordinating Institution
DANUBE4all is coordinated by the Institute of Hydraulic Engineering and River Research at University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences (BOKU)​. The Centre focuses on research areas and competencies in the fields of renewable energy with sustainable hydropower, integrated flood risk management, the(Eco-)hydraulics, river research, engineering and morphology, and more
Hungary
BME is a higher education institute based in Budapest, comprising a range of faculties in Engineering, Biotechnology, Natural, and Social Sciences.
Italy
Austria
DANUBEPARKS is a non-profit association that brings together a network of protected national and nature parks, biosphere and nature reserves across 9 Danube Countries.
Germany
Germany
Romania
Slovakia
GWP Central and Easter Europe based in Bratislava is an international network of organizations involved in water resources management comprises of 12 Country Water Partnerships in the region.
Serbia
Romania
Croatia
Ireland
MaREI is the SFI Centre for Energy, Climate and Marine research at University College Cork. The Centre comprises over 220 researchers focusing on defined global challenges such as the Energy Transition, Climate Action and the Blue Economy.
UK
The Netherlands
Slovenia
UK
In its research, the Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences at the University of Stirling seeks to understand the processes driving evolution and maintenance of biodiversity, and to predict and mitigate the future impacts of anthropogenic change.
Slovakia
Netherlands
WFMF was founded to increase the profile of fish migration issues. Since 2014, the Foundation has worked to protect freshwater migratory fish and ecosystems and to scale up the dam removal movement.
Romania & Hungary
WWF Romania works to protect the wild environment in the Carpathian Mountains and along the Danube.
Austria
Centre for Social Innovation is a private non-profit institute for applied social sciences based in Vienna
In addition to the project's 26 funded partners, the DANUBE4all consortium consists of 22 associated partners from across the whole Danube River Basin. These associated partners (APs) are a very important part of DANUBE4all, as they ensure the translation of the results from science to management, support the inclusion of stakeholders and communities, as well as the further use of the results after the project lifetime.