SoS / Report

COUNTRY PAGES

The Country Pages that follow list the main indicators used throughout the report and the values collected through the SoS data collection effort, for each country, along with their year and source and a comparison with the average for countries at a similar EU accession stage, and the region’s overall average (both weighted by population).

The spider graph at the beginning of each country page represents the results of the Sector Sustainability Assessment. The country’s own results are marked in blue, while the region’s best practices are in green and the average is in red.

For further details on the methodological approach, consult the methodological notes at the end of this document.

Water and Wastewater Services in the Danube Region

A State of the Sector

May 2015

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