The 2024 ECA Canoe Sprint and Paracanoe European Championships have been awarded to Szeged in Hungary.

Szeged has hosted numerous major events, but last held the Canoe Sprint European Championships in 2002.

Slovenian capital Ljubljana has been named as the host of the 2024 ECA Canoe Slalom European Championships, meaning the city will stage the event for the third time following the 2005 and 2017 editions.

Montemor-o-Velho in Portugal is scheduled to host the 2024 ECA Junior and Under-23 Canoe Sprint European Championships, while Polish city Kraków has been awarded the 2024 ECA Junior and Under-23 Canoe Slalom European Championships.

Portugal's Azores Islands have been awarded the 2024 ECA Ocean Racing European Championships, but the venue still has to pass a technical inspection before being given full confirmation.

The 2024 ECA Canoe Marathon European Championships have not been awarded yet, on the request of the ECA's technical delegate for the discipline who needs to carry out inspections of two venues first.

Bids are still needed for the 2024 Canoe Freestyle and Junior and Under-23 Wildwater Canoeing European Championships.

Technical delegates have also been appointed by the ECA Board, with Serbia's Jovana Stanojević elected to cover canoe sprint.

Michel Letienne of France and Marika Dognerova of the Czech Republic have been elected members of the Canoe Sprint Committee.

Andrej Jelenc of Slovenia remains as the canoe slalom delegate, while Britain's Colin Woodgate and France's Sebastien Chaplais will sit on the Canoe Slalom Committee.

The Netherlands' Ruud Heijselaar was elected technical delegate for canoe marathon, Italy's Gianluca Zannoni stays as technical delegate for canoe polo and Germany's Manuela Gawehn will continue as technical delegate for wildwater canoeing.

France's David Szlachta is the technical delegate for ocean racing, Russia's Elena Iskhakova is delegate for dragon boat, Slovakia's Nina Csonkova oversees canoe freestyle and Britain's Jane Gibson is the ECA's medical delegate.