Enhancing Regional Collaboration for Sustainable Geography Education and Research

Dec 04, 2025

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This document outlines recommendations for fostering greater collaboration between geographic institutions. Key proposals include signing cooperation agreements, facilitating exchange programs for students and teachers through summer schools, and initiating joint scientific projects. Specific projects to consider include creating vulnerability maps for natural hazards affecting Hungary, Serbia, Romania, and Bulgaria, assessing soil erosion caused by demographic and land-use changes, and developing a global change atlas. This strategy aims to enhance regional cooperation and contribute to environmental research.

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Enhancing Regional Collaboration for Sustainable Geography Education and Research

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Conclusions (Ideas for thought) • Intensification of collaboration between institutions (the signing of a cooperation agreement) • Intensification the exchange of teachers and students of our institutions (summer schools and camps - last summer was organized by colleagues from Romania) • Preparation of scientific projects between geographical institutions from the region (establishment some Commission with 2 members from each country)
Specific ideas for projects: • Vulnerability map of Natural Hazards for this region (Hungary, Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria) • Soil erosion map with assessment of changes in the intensity of soil erosion caused by demographic changes and changes in land use (in our region) • Assessment of soil loss caused by bank erosion in the southern part of the Pannonian basin • Global change atlas (Dan Balteanu)