Tagus Restoration Project, Portugal. Photo by Maria João Correia In Year 2 of the project, DANUBE4all awarded grants of €100,000 to 5 regional, watershed revitalization projects. These local watershed restoration projects, called Associated Regions , benefit from and spread the learning, knowledge and expertise generated through DANUBE4all to benefit water systems around Europe. The projects are categorised under the following themes: Water Quality Monitoring DANUBE4all suppo

by Marija Smederevac-Lalić of I MSI , Belgrade (WP3 Lead) One of the main focuses of DANUBE4all is to address the loss of river connectivity along the Danube and its tributaries. In meeting this, the goals of Work Package 3 are to analyse the significant pressures on surface waters within the Danube River Basin and to conduct a biological assessment that concentrates on the hydromorphological conditions of habitats - one of the key factors influencing biodiversity. River rest

This year, DANUBE4all partnered with New European Bauhaus to create the Living Danube Challenge. This community-led NEB Lab project is a think-and-do tank, supporting and enabling the green transition in the Danube region. The Living Danube Challenge programme offered online training, creative idea development and networking to young social entrepreuneurs and activists in the environmental space, culminating in a 2 day 'launchpad' event at Vienna’s BOKU River Lab on October