Drin Dialogue Process
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The document outlines the Drin Dialogue consultation process aimed at enhancing cooperation and sustainable management of the extended Drin River Basin. It describes a series of meetings and initiatives since 2006 to bring together stakeholders from riparian countries to develop a strategic shared vision for managing the basin. The process is coordinated by the Drin Core Group and aims to identify key water management challenges and recommendations through national consultation meetings and stakeholder involvement.
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