The role of natural heritage for the sustainable development of the Danube Region, Gorizia 22nd-31st March 2014

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Brumat Stefano, Macchia Claudia

Preface

Fermeglia Maurizio, Gerzabek Martin H., Vitouch Oliver, Veskovic´ Miroslav

Welcome addresses

Haidvogl Gertrud

The role of natural heritage for the sustainable future of the Danube region

Winiwarter Verena

Designing trans-disciplinary projects for sustainable development

Project proposals

Handout for group work

Markelj Miha, Oros Sršen Ankica, Papp Leila,Razum Andrea,Živković Milica, Zwitter Žiga

Working Group “Green”. Creating ecological corridors to support sustainable development based on a long-term approach (ECORR)

Anđelković Ana, Gajski Goran,Hognogi Gheorghe-Gavrilă,Reianu Diana-Gabriela,Zupan Sara

Working Group “Yellow”. Environmental pollution monitoring and adverse effects of chemicals used in food production (FoCUS – Food Chemicals Used Safely)

Gueorguiev Tzvetelin, Hudáčková Lucia, Nétek Rostislav, Rustja Dritan, Ştefănescu Niculina-Lucrina||Zanuttini Giada

Working Group “Red”. Sharing Responsibility for the Protection of the Danube Delta (SHARED – Society, Heritage, Awareness, River, Environment, Danube)

Diociaiuti Tommaso, Fatur Tanja, Gregorič Asta, Jurecska Judit Laura, Kulyk Nataliya, Radmann Diana

Working Group “Blue”. Promotion of Low-INput Danube Agriculture in the Mura River Basin (LINDA)

Kišjuhas Aleksej, Kodnik Danijela, Shkreli Eltjana, Torboli Valentina, Udrea Ana-Maria, Žabar Romina

Working Group “Violet”. Refused-Derived Fuel from Municipal Solid Waste to reduce landfills (REFREsh DANUBE)

Krčmářová Jana, Kopliku Bresena, Penev Planem, Škorić Marko

Working Group “Orange”. Danube youth – Danube Future

Pallavicini Alberto, Tretiach Mauro

Conclusions

News

This book presents the Proceedings of the 2014 edition of the DIAnet International School (DIS) planned in Gorizia (Italy) as training module of the Danube: Future project. The Role of Natural Heritage in the Danube Region, driven by an Interdisciplinary approach, is the aim of this School edition. 35 participants from 11 Countries and 17 Universities joined the 2014 DIS. The Welcome Ceremony was opened by the speeches of the four Rectors of the Danube: Future Core Partner Universities. During the School, training was provided through a mix of lectures, excursions and project group work. The DIAnet International School is part of the Capacity Building Module of Danube: Future - A sustainable future for the Danube river basin as a challenge for interdisciplinary humanities, a Flagship project of EUSDR PA7 - Knowledge Society.

Stefano Brumat is the Project Administrator of the Danube:Future project, and the organizer of the DIAnet International Schools. He works at the University of Trieste since 2009 where he currently attends to the development and management of EU-financed regional and transnational projects.
Claudia Macchia works at the University of Trieste since 2001 and is currently responsible for the International Admissions Office. In addition to this role, she has now joined the DIAnet staff where she contributes with her expertise in the area of international education to the development of the activities of the Danube:Future project.

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DIAnet International School Proceedings 2014. The role of natural heritage for the sustainable development of the Danube Region Gorizia 22nd-31st March 2014
(EUT Edizioni Università di Trieste, 2014)
Brumat, Stefano
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Macchia, Claudia
This book presents the Proceedings of the 2014 edition of the DIAnet International School (DIS) planned in Gorizia (Italy) as training module of the Danube: Future project. The Role of Natural Heritage in the Danube Region, driven by an Interdisciplinary approach, is the aim of this School edition. 35 participants from 11 Countries and 17 Universities joined the 2014 DIS. The Welcome Ceremony was opened by the speeches of the four Rectors of the Danube: Future Core Partner Universities. During the School, training was provided through a mix of lectures, excursions and project group work. The DIAnet International School is part of the Capacity Building Module of Danube: Future - A sustainable future for the Danube river basin as a challenge for interdisciplinary humanities, a Flagship project of EUSDR PA7 - Knowledge Society.
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Conclusions
(EUT Edizioni Università di Trieste, 2014)
Pallavicini, Alberto
;
Tretiach, Mauro
565 501
Working Group “Orange”. Danube youth – Danube Future
(EUT Edizioni Università di Trieste, 2014)
Krčmářová, Jana
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Kopliku, Bresena
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Penev, Planem
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Škorić, Marko
The proposed international project aims at developing a solid data body on environmental values of young people and their possible connection to the environmental history of their region. During the project, not only the methodology of measuring the environmental values will be adjusted and tested but also a policy material with research summary and recommendations on how to work with the results on the policy level will be developed. This material will be further communicated on the relevant policy level in the context of the involved countries (Czech Republic, Albania, Bulgaria, Slovenia, Serbia), located in the Danube river basin. We argue that the environmental values of young people can be worked upon when designing the educational, employment and environmental policies on both national and international level.
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Working Group “Violet”. Refused-Derived Fuel from Municipal Solid Waste to reduce landfills (REFREsh DANUBE)
(EUT Edizioni Università di Trieste, 2014)
Kišjuhas, Aleksej
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Kodnik, Danijela
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Shkreli, Eltjana
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Torboli, Valentina
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Udrea, Ana-Maria
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Žabar, Romina
The REFREsh Danube project aims to reduce the landfilled amount of municipal solid waste, which is a source of water and soil pollution, by its use as refuse-derived fuel in the cement industry of Novi Sad (Serbia). The main actors involved are Lafarge Beočin Cement Factory, Municipality of Novi Sad, JPK Čistoća (waste-management company) and experts from interdisciplinary fields. The project addresses societal challenges on climate change, air, water and soil pollution as well as using the municipal solid waste as an alternative energy source in response to H2020 and Europe 2020 Strategy.
1104 1234
Working Group “Blue”. Promotion of Low-INput Danube Agriculture in the Mura River Basin (LINDA)
(EUT Edizioni Università di Trieste, 2014)
Diociaiuti, Tommaso
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Fatur, Tanja
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Gregorič, Asta
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Jurecska, Judit Laura
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Kulyk, Nataliya
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Radmann, Diana
Agriculture is one of the major sources of pollution of the surface water and groundwater of the Danube River Basin. Lying at the intersection of three countries – Hungary, Slovenia and Croatia, together with its transboundary groundwater body, the Mura River Basin represents a challenging pilot area with extensive agriculture. This project aims to reduce agricultural water pollution in the Mura River Basin by introducing low-input sustainable agriculture. The project will: (a) consolidate expert knowledge on low-input sustainable agricultural practices suitable for the Mura River Basin; (b) develop guidelines on the promotion of low-input agricultural practices and (c) promote their adoption by the legislatures of the three participating countries.
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