Seven research projects (ARIS) are ongoing. Thematic areas: microplastics, groundwater, the marine environment, river hydromorphology, and lakes and reservoirs.
COHENET – Achieving Coordinated Networks of Marine Protected Areas: An Analysis of the Situation in the Mediterranean Sea IzVRS is a regional partner in the
The Water Research Institute was the lead partner in the international SEE River project – Integrated Management of International River Corridors in South-Eastern Europe. The
The CAMIS project was implemented as part of the Slovenia–Italy Cross-Border Cooperation Operational Programme 2007–2013 – European Territorial Cooperation. The main aim of the project
The Water Institute of the Republic of Slovenia took part in the international project ‘Alpine Space in Movement – Strengthening Integration in the Water and
Update of the 2007 flood warning map published on the Environmental Atlas The flood hazard map (OPKp) and its role are defined in the Rules
Updating the integrated flood hazard map and the integrated flood hazard class map for publication in the Environmental Atlas, and the production of an integrated
Directive 2007/60/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 October 2007 on the assessment and management of flood risks (hereinafter ‘the Directive’)
One of the biological elements used to assess ecological status is the communities of benthic invertebrates. Owing to their widespread distribution and relative confinement to
The Methodological Guidelines on Flood and Erosion Areas stipulate that the assessment of flood and erosion risk is shown on a flood and erosion hazard
The method and content of the preparation of flood hazard maps and flood hazard class maps are set out in the Regulations on the methodology
Detailed presentation of the project The aim of the project was to secure the adoption of the Natura 2000 management programme by the Government of
On the basis of the available data on flood damage relating to the flood event on the Drava on 5 November 2012, it was necessary