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The participants accommodation and travel costs were covered by the project budget.
Based on the Sava Gap Analysis (Task 1.1) and resulting agreement with the Beneficiaries, the
interactive working sessions were mainly divided into two groups with the topics
• GIS in water management and
• Pollution - point and diffuse sources
The sessions were held in an interactive way including many discussions and bilateral exchange of
information and experiences.
The feedback from the participants was very positive, especially about the interactive character of
the workshop
The Working Sessions Summary including the List of Participants and the Agenda are attached
in Annex 2.3.
1.2.3. Electronic Workshop Follow-up to the national government experts
This communication service was designed after various feed-back from Beneficiaries during the
Inception Phase in order to secure more sustainable benefits of Consultant expertise beyond the
workshop presentations and discussions. It should allow a more individual communication for
specific problems or issues. This service was announced and offered at every meeting (CARDS
workshops in Belgrade and Sarajevo, Vienna Working Sessions) but used until the end of
November 2006 by the national government experts only in three cases. The answers were given
by UBA experts A. Scheidleder, F. Humer und A. Rauchbüchl:
Andreas Scheidleder (18 July 2006 to Senad Ploco and as copy to selmamerdan@hotmail.com;
Naida Andjelic; Miodrag Milovanovic; rdvode@eunet.yu; Jovanka Ignjatovic; Karmen Cerar; Sanja
Barbalic; Velinka Topalovic; Roko Andrièeviæ; Jovan Despotovic; geoins@rstel.net):
Groundwater: Problems identified for the CARDS Sava project and the Danube Roof Report:
• Delineation
• Characterization
• Protection and Protected Areas
• Databases
• Monitoring
Franko Humer (14 November 2006 to Senad Ploco ):
Link provided to the IAEA internet site and information about sampling procedure.
Alfred Rauchbüchl (29 September 2006 to Milena Damjanovic):
Method paper on WFD Risk Assessment in Austria – Surface water chemistry.
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