EU Strategy for the Danube Region

The EU Strategy for the Danube Region (EUSDR) is one of the four EU macro-regional strategies aimed at strengthening transnational cooperation in the region in order to overcome imbalances in its socio-economic development, unite and coordinate the efforts of all participants to implement joint projects.

Within the framework of the EUSDR, non-EU countries cooperate on equal terms with EU member states in 12 priority areas, which contributes to greater cohesion of the Danube macro-region and acceleration of European integration processes.

Participants:
    • EU Member States: Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Germany, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Hungary

    • EU Candidate countries: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, Ukraine, Moldova

▶️ What are the EUSDR Priority Areas?
▶️ EUSDR Management
▶️ Funding
▶️ Useful links

Participation of Ukraine

Coordination of Priority Area 9 →

Ukraine became the first non-EU country to hold the Presidency of the EU Strategy for the Danube Region from 1 November 2021 to 31 October 2022. Since 2020, Ukraine has been coordinating EUSDR Priority Area 9 "People and skills" of the Strategy together with Austria and Moldova.

Which Ukrainian regions are involved in EUSDR
What were the priorities of the Ukrainian Presidency

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