Global Water Partnership Central and Eastern Europe (GWP CEE) 

Working with governments, researchers, NGOs and communities across 10 countries in Central and Eastern Europe

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D.1.1.1. Scoping study on the roles of lakes and reservoirs management, defining transboundary effects

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IDMP Virtual Exchange

Explores the Growing Challenge of Compound Drought Risks

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iNNOSED Summer School

Advancing Sediment Management for the Future of Rivers in the Danube Region

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GWP Slovenia

Slovenia Advances Integrated Water Management Through Flood Resilience and Water Protection Measures

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GWP Romania: Tiny Forests in Schoolyards

Growing Biodiversity and Youth Engagement in Galați 

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D-CLEAN: Report on stakeholder needs and survey results

Needs and challenges in sustainable wastewater and stormwater management in the Danube Region

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About GWP CEE

GWP CEE was established in 1998 as  part of the 13 regions of the global network dedicated to enhancing integrated water management in the CEE region. It brings together nine Country Water Partnerships and more than 200 partner organizations across 15 countries in Central and Eastern Europe. 

We are an open and inclusive international network uniting organizations involved in water resources management, including government institutions, research and academic bodies, non-governmental organizations, civil society actors, as well as the private sector. Through cooperation and dialogue, the network supports the implementation of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) to strengthen sustainable development.

GWP CEE acts as a neutral platform, knowledge facilitator and catalyst for change, supporting countries and partners in addressing complex water challenges in an integrated and sustainable manner.

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iNNO SED Summer School 2026: Advancing Sediment Management for the Future of Rivers in the Danube Region

Göd, Hungary | 28 June – 3 July 2026  Category: Youth, Water Security, Science & Innovation, River Basin Management, Climate Adaptation  Target Group: Early-career researchers, young professionals, and advanced university students in the fields of hydrology, environmental sciences, civil engineering, river basin management, and related disciplines  Main Partners: Global Water Partnership Central and Eastern Europe (Global Water Partnership Central and Eastern Europe), Budapest University of Technology and Economics (Budapest University of Technology and Economics), and other project partners  Activity Type: International summer school…

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