Cross-Border Harmonized Flood Risk Reduction 2.1 - Structural Measure Vonarje dam (Q4296700)
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Project Q4296700 in Slovenia, Croatia
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Cross-Border Harmonized Flood Risk Reduction 2.1 - Structural Measure Vonarje dam |
Project Q4296700 in Slovenia, Croatia |
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1,426,746.26 Euro
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1,678,525.01 Euro
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85.0 percent
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1 December 2017
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30 November 2019
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Slovenian Water Agency
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45°48'0.14"N, 15°59'9.02"E
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46°2'31.60"N, 14°29'31.24"E
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The objective of the project is the implementation of a structural flood risk reduction measure – the modernization and upgrading of the Vonarje Dam, which is a key structural flood risk reduction element in the Sotla river basin. The Vonarje Dam was constructed more than 40 years ago upstream from the confluence of Sotla and Mestinjščica rivers and functions as a protection from high waters for downstream settlements on both sides in the border area. Because of serious damages to the concrete part of the structure and wearing out of HM and elec. equipment and machinery, the dam poses a great threat downstream. In case of malfunction or even demolition of the dam consequences downstream in the river basin area could be devastating, e.g. mainly to econ. and agr. infrastructure, as well as housing infrastructure in the area. The proposed modernization and upgrading (main P output) will decrease the flood risk and ensure the efficient operation and comprehensive monitoring (incl. seismic) in accordance with existing legislation (main P result). The P will thereby contribute to the overall programme specific objective "Flood risk reduction in the transboundary Sotla/Sutla river basin through application of a structural flood risk management measure" as the main project output directly reduces the share of transboundary river basins under flood risk (5b4). The project will be supported by communication activities (WPC) which will target stakeholders from local, regional and national levels (e.g. the general public, national, regional and local authorities and sectoral agencies etc.) to raise awareness and increase knowledge on the issues of flood risk and flood protection measures. Cross-border cooperation on this project is vital as any flood risk reduction measure on a transboundary river needs to be bilaterally coordinated to avoid one-sided approaches that could endanger the other side. (English)
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