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Art:<\/strong><\/p>\n In Art category for group Juniors, the winning art Laubfisch (\u201cFish made of leaves\u201d) was made by Class 3b of Primary school at the Pestalozzistra\u00dfe in Ingolstadt, Germany.<\/p>\n Figure 1: Laubfisch (\u201cFish made of leaves\u201d); Class 3b of Primary school at the Pestalozzistra\u00dfe in Ingolstadt, Germany<\/p>\n In Art category for group Teens, the winning art U zagrl\u0458aju Dunava (\u201cIn the embrace of the Danube\u201d) was made by VII\/VIII grade students of Elementary Scholl ”Stefan Nemanja” in Ni\u0161, Serbia; by group of 4 students Dimitrije Risti\u0107 (VIII\/4), Iva Mitrovi\u0107 (VII\/2), Ivana Stojkovi\u0107 (VII\/2), Iva Milanov (VII\/4).<\/p>\n Figure 2: U zagrl\u0458aju Dunava (\u201cIn the embrace of the Danube\u201d), VII\/VIII grade students of Elementary Scholl ”Stefan Nemanja” in Ni\u0161, Serbia<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Video:<\/strong><\/p>\n In Video category for group Juniors, the winning video Dunavski ekosistemi (\u201cDanube ecosystems\u201d) was made by Jacopo Marazzi and Ilija Marazzi from Belgrade, Serbia.<\/p>\n Figure 3: https:\/\/drive.google.com\/drive\/folders\/1-JbKi5fhdzKwxyUjLtB5W016d9XnRoQK?usp=sharing<\/p>\n In Video category for group Teens, the winning video The Danube River was made by Simona Petrova, Eva Marinova from IX.class of Vocational school \u201eProf. Dr. Assen Zlatarov\u201c from Vidin, Bulgaria.<\/p>\n Figure 4: https:\/\/drive.google.com\/drive\/folders\/1-JbKi5fhdzKwxyUjLtB5W016d9XnRoQK?usp=sharing<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Map:<\/strong><\/p>\n In Map category for group Juniors, the winning map Impreuna pentru dunare (\u201cToghether for Danube\u201d) was made by Maria-Delia Dima from Elementary school School Paul Bujor, Bere\u0219ti Romania.<\/p>\n Figure 5: Impreuna pentru dunare (\u201cToghether for Danube\u201d), Maria-Delia Dima from Elementary school School Paul Bujor, Bere\u0219ti Romania.<\/p>\n In Maps category for group Teens, the winning map Prut River – Treasure of Moldova was made by Iasmina Costileanu from Highschool \u201eMihai Eminescu\u201d, Cahul, Moldova.<\/p>\n Figure 6: Prut River – Treasure of Moldova, Iasmina Costileanu from Highschool \u201eMihai Eminescu\u201d, Cahul, Moldova<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Special COVID contestants<\/strong><\/p>\n This category was devoted to the countries, where the pandemic situation was so bad that they could not participate in DAM 2020 as it was in previous years. Special COVID-19 winner was video Danes za lep\u0161i jutri (\u201cToday for a better tomorrow\u201d) made by VIII. grade students of Elementary school Tr\u017ei\u0161\u010de, Slovenia; by \u017dana Bartolj & Ajda Jam\u0161ek.<\/p>\n Figure 7: Danes za lep\u0161i jutri (\u201cToday for a better tomorrow\u201d), VIII. grade students of Elementary school Tr\u017ei\u0161\u010de, Slovenia; by \u017dana Bartolj & Ajda Jam\u0161ek.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n “While the competition was still about bringing the most important environmental issues into our school classrooms, this year’s Danube Art Master ended up being a bit different,” says ICPDR President for 2020, Mr. Dorin Andros. “The children of the Danube River Basin stepped up to the challenge of working remotely and socially distanced magnificently, and retained the spirit needed to treasure the precious shared resource of the Danube River.\u201d<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The Danube Art Master winners are selected by 11 countries, which share the Danube River Basin, including Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Moldova, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia and Ukraine. The competition is open to all children and schools across the 13 countries that make up the Danube River Basin. Around 280 children from 57 schools participated, submitting 257 artworks including team submissions.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The Danube Art Master competition is an opportunity for the children of the Danube River Basin to consider and discover the health of their local rivers, and a moment to decide how they wish to help preserve these waters for the future. All eligible young artists are encouraged to use material captured, inspired, or borrowed directly from the environment itself in the creation of their artworks, and to look at their local surroundings as a key source of inspiration in the process.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The competition was jointly organized by the ICPDR and the Global Water Partnership Central and Eastern Europe (GWP CEE), an ICPDR observer organisation and one of the largest networks focusing on water in the world.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n International Commission for the Protection of the Danube River (ICPDR)<\/b><\/p>\n The International Commission for the Protection of the Danube River (ICPDR) is an international organization comprised of 14 cooperating states and the European Union. Since its establishment in 1998, the ICPDR has grown into one of the largest and most active international bodies for river basin management in Europe. The ICPDR deals not only with the Danube river itself, but with the entire<\/i><\/p>\n Danube River Basin, including its tributaries and the ground water resources. The ultimate goal of the ICPDR is to implement the Danube River Protection Convention (DRPC) and generally ensure that the river is in adequate condition. In this role, it promotes sustainable and equitable water management, including conservation, improvement and rational use of waters for the benefit of the Danube River Basin countries and their people. 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