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WP3 - SYNTHESIS BASED ON THE NATIONAL ANALYSES

WP3 - SYNTHESIS BASED ON THE NATIONAL ANALYSES. Closure meeting of the DATOURWAY project 01.02.2012. Šamorin-Čilistov Anna Sárdi – VÁTI LP. STATE OF THE ART. 6 national studies approved by QC Common database incl. maps, charts

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WP3 - SYNTHESIS BASED ON THE NATIONAL ANALYSES

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  1. WP3 - SYNTHESISBASED ON THE NATIONAL ANALYSES Closure meeting of the DATOURWAY project 01.02.2012. Šamorin-Čilistov Anna Sárdi – VÁTI LP

  2. STATE OF THE ART • 6 national studies approved by QC • Common database incl. maps, charts • Synthesis: assessment based on the national analyses and information in themes covered by all countries data

  3. MACRO-REGIONAL POSITION EASTERN MARKETS WESTERN AND NOTHERN EUROPEAN MARKETS SOUTHERN EUROPEAN MARKETS AND THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA MIDDLE EAST MARKETS

  4. THE TARGET AREA6 countries, 44 NUTS 3 Regions

  5. THE TREASURES OF THE DATOURWAY AREA

  6. THE TREASURES OF THE DATOURWAY AREAThe Danube Delta is the richest biodiversity area in Europe.The unique natural asset of the DATOURWAY Area is under-used / highly vulnerable andunder growing pressure!

  7. TERRITORIAL DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION Over one third of the population lives in Romania, one quarter in Hungary, the other four countries share the other 5/12 Total area of six countries: 182,265 km2 Population: 20,409,44

  8. ECONOMIC FEATURES Land use Low ratio of natural and semi-natural coverage Dominance of human intervention GDP/capita The economic features vary between the most developed capital cities to the most underdeveloped counties in the EU.

  9. ECONOMIC FEATURES Unemployment Urban-rural dichotomy Education Higher level in the university cities Low level in the peripheral areas

  10. ECONOMIC FEATURES Tourism – status of Danube In Romania, Bulgaria and Croatia the Danube riverside is peripheral Tourism - exploitation The potentials are not fully exploited or they are not used at all

  11. ECONOMIC FEATURES - Tourism

  12. TRANSPORT NETWORK: RAIL Means of sustainable transport Density: acceptable Quality standard: to be improved Speed: inadequate High speed: missing

  13. TRANSPORT NETWORK: ROADS Road network: acceptable coverage Scarcity of motorway access at south-east of Hungary Quality issues of national, regional roads: poor quality - maintenance, repairneeded

  14. TRANSPORT NETWORK River transport The Danube is underused by passenger traffic in spite of the potentials Cycle routes The cycling path along the Danube is part of the EuroVelo network.

  15. TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTURE Water supply Gap – in the south east section Sewage system Backwardness in the waste water treatment

  16. CONFLICTS Ecological quality of the river and the industrialized zones Risk of flood Uncontrolled and undisciplined tourism Entrepreneurial skills and practice are missing in the peripheral areas Serious limitation in language skills as well as skills in modern hospitality including communication and creativity Tourism related infrastructure is not satisfactory Standard problems Deficiencies in river based tourism (paddling, canoeing and yachting)

  17. THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION AND GOOD BY!

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