TRANSGREEN Integrated Transport and Green Infrastructure Planning in the Danube-Carpathian Region for the Benefit of People and Nature

Update: the project Final event, the Pathways to Greener Transport Infrastructure Conference - took place in Bucharest, on June 25th 2019.

TRANSGREEN aims to contribute to safer and environmentally-friendly road and rail networks in mountainous regions of the Danube Basin with a special focus on the Carpathian Mountains. It will do so by improving planning frameworks and developing concrete environmentally-friendly and safe road and rail transport solutions taking into account elements of Green Infrastructure, in particular ecological corridors.

The biodiversity in the Carpathians is at the heart of the TRANSGREEN Project, which is looking for solutions for large infrastructure development with low impact on nature in our region.

Photo © Dan Dinu The biodiversity in the Carpathians is at the heart of the TRANSGREEN Project, which is looking for solutions for large infrastructure development with low impact on nature in our region.

 An interdisciplinary partnership comprised of planners, economists, engineers, and ecologists will integrate and apply their specific knowledge across the region and cooperate on developing Guidelines on integrated transport infrastructure planning, construction, management and monitoring, taking into account aspects of road safety and biodiversity conservation. Partners will also collaborate on the production of ready-to-use methodologies for stakeholder participation processes, training modules on Environmental Impact Assessment with a focus on ecological corridors, and Catalogues of measures for each of the four pilot sites located in Beskydy (CZ-SK), Miskolc-Kosice-Uzhgorod (HU-SK-UA), Tirgu Mures-Iasi and Arad(Radna)-Deva (RO).

An intersectorial dialogue will be fostered at the policy level that seeks for mutual understanding and implementation of recommendations towards integrated transport infrastructure planning from the local to the transnational level including EU level.

 

 

Integrated Transport and Green Infrastructure Planning in the Danube-Carpathian Region for the Benefit of People and Nature
Start date
01-01-2017
End date
30-06-2019
Budget in Euro
Overall: 2481321,16
ERDF Contribution: 2109122,95
IPA Contribution: 0
ENI Contribution: 0
Call number
Call 1
Priority
Better connected and energy responsible Danube region
Specific objective
Support environmentally-friendly and safe transport systems and balanced accessibility of urban and rural areas

Project Partners

Name Type Email Country
WWF International Danube-Carpathian Programme Lead partner hmeyer@wwfdcp.org AUSTRIA
Secretariat of the Carpathian Convention (withdrawn) ERDF partner matthias.jurek@unvienna.org AUSTRIA
Friends of the Earth Czech Republic, branch Olomouc ERDF partner miroslav.kutal@hnutiduha.cz CZECH REPUBLIC
Nature Conservation Agency of the Czech Republic ERDF partner martin.strnad@nature.cz CZECH REPUBLIC
Transport Research Centre ERDF partner jiri.jedlicka@cdv.cz CZECH REPUBLIC
See all

Project News

  • TRANSGREEN - 8th Annual Forum of the EU Strategy for the Danube Region
    - 28-06-2019
    8th Annual Forum of the EU Strategy for the Danube Region

    June 27th 2019. Bucharest, Romania. During its last days of implementation, TRANSGREEN project representatives accepted the invitation to present its results in the session of EUSDR Workshops on the Capitalization of DTP Interreg projects. In...

  • TRANSGREEN - Bucharest conference: Carpathian highways to become more nature friendly
    - 25-06-2019
    Bucharest conference: Carpathian highways to become more nature friendly

    Bucharest, June 25th 2019. New set of tools is now available for roads that take nature into account as a result of Carpathian countries – Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania, Slovakia, Ukraine – joining forces in unprecedented effort to reconcile...

  • TRANSGREEN - Environmental Impact Assessment can make Ukrainian highways safer for people and animals
    - 21-06-2019
    Environmental Impact Assessment can make Ukrainian highways safer for people and animals

    June 2019. Kiev, Ukraine. WWF Ukraine has developed Scientific and methodological recommendations for the preparation of EIA report for road construction. After the cross-sectoral presentation of the report on June 13, 2019, the document will be...

  • TRANSGREEN - Environmental Impact Assessment can make Ukrainian highways safer for people and animals
    - 21-06-2019
    Environmental Impact Assessment can make Ukrainian highways safer for people and animals

    June 2019. Kiev, Ukraine. WWF Ukraine has developed Scientific and methodological recommendations for the preparation of EIA report for road construction. After the cross-sectoral presentation of the report on June 13, 2019, the document will be...

  • TRANSGREEN - Experts amazed by impacts of building projects on nature
    - 13-06-2019
    Experts amazed by impacts of building projects on nature

    Motion, dynamic, speed. These are words that, to a large extent, embody our lives. Highways seem to be a solution to the dynamics of development. A solution that interests us from many points of view - through the landscapes that are destroyed,...

See all

Subscribe to project newsletter

By subscribing to this newsletter, you are accepting to receive from time to time Danube Transnational Programme’s/Project’s newsletter issues in your email inbox. We are committed to respect and protect the privacy of personal data collected. We regard your personal data as confidential information and will never communicate it to third parties. Your personal data are used mainly for the express purpose of receiving the newsletter. The data you have entered may also be used by the DTP and its projects for information and dissemination purposes strictly related to the programme and its projects.



Programme co-funded by European Union funds (ERDF, IPA, ENI)