STURDI-Water: Storage, Upgrade, Reuse and Distribution of Water in regional collaborative networks

Project: NWO project

Project Details

Description

Extreme hydroclimatic events coupled with salinisation of water resources threaten freshwater availability in delta regions. A robust freshwater system is needed for sectors such as agriculture, industry, nature and tourism, while contributing to a viable delta region. Technical solutions for fresh water have already been successfully tested at pilot level, but practical barriers to implementation remain, like the lack of policy instruments, a regulatory policy framework, financial and economic incentives and collaborative governance for freshwater supply and demand management. STURDI-Water aims for integrated governance of fresh water in a centralised, regional water bank, to balance demand, supply, storage and treatment.
StatusActive
Effective start/end date1/09/24 → …

Collaborative partners

  • VU University Amsterdam
  • Public Administration and Policy
  • Environmental Technology (lead)
  • Provincie Zeeland
  • Municipality of Terneuzen
  • Municipality of Schouwen-Duiveland
  • Rijkswaterstaat
  • Water System South Schouwen (WSSS)
  • Gebiedsoverleg Zuidwestelijke Delta
  • Waterschap Vallei en Veluwe
  • ZLTO
  • Dow Chemical
  • Evides Water Company
  • North Sea Port
  • Yara International
  • Van ’t Hof Farma
  • REDStack B.V.
  • PureBlue Water
  • Zeeuwse Milieufederatie
  • Voedselbos Terneuzen
  • HZ University of Applied Sciences
  • Utrecht University
  • Van Hall Larenstein University of Applied Sciences (VHL)
  • Delft University of Technology
  • Deltares
  • Delta Climate Center
  • University College Roosevelt
  • Scalda
  • Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research (NIOZ)
  • Flemish Institute for Technological Research (VITO)
  • European Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Water Technology
  • Delta Platform
  • Kenniscommunity Zuidwestelijke Delta (KcZD)

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