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Water management in Serbia has been mostly operating in a framework of public   companies and institutions focused on strictly sectorial and technical   expertise on hydraulic engineering, environmental protection and navigable   traffic engineering within the highly autonomous legislative framework. On   the cross-point of spatial planning and water management there is a growing   debate on the important discourses of the policy domains. Seeing rivers as an   “accommodated” generator of opportunities is a statement which is opposing   the traditional consideration of strict separation of water from the land.   Spatial planning as a framework for regulating the land use has an important   function in integrating the water management and landscape more closely. In   Serbian spatial planning practice there is growing practice of area-specific   development planning (reflected through the Spatial plans for the   special-purpose areas) which are considered to accommodate new ideas on   spatiality better than the traditional, sectorial planning documents. The   question is placed as to how these practices could direct new spatial   arrangements of integrative collaborative spatial planning and not just   merely reflect the framework of the existing planning order. This paper seeks   the potential and actual role of spatial planning in addressing challenges   related to particular river environments on the Tisa and the Danube rivers.   The research is based on the analysis of two Spatial plans for the   special-purpose areas which are still in conceptual phase - The Cultural   landscape of Bač and Multifunctional ecological corridor of the Tisa river

Water management, environmental protection and spatial planning reconciliation: "Accommodating" the Danube and the Tisa river in Serbia