Bridging the gap between science and policy
How a crucial resource as water can permeate multiple policies and different agendas.
How a crucial resource as water can permeate multiple policies and different agendas.
On April 26th, Dr. Franziska Gromadecki and Janina Heinze will present one of NextGen’s demo-cases at the Online Workshop “Water reuse and Resource recovery: A prospect in Europe”.
Researching new economically-viable technology for treating waste water
Ralegan Siddhi, a drought-prone and semi-arid village in western India’s Maharashtra state might not appear to offer many lessons for a Swedish island in the Baltic Sea. But since 1975 the village has used innovative rainwater harvesting methods to transform itself into a model of environmental conservation.
A fruitful arena for water experts and EU policymakers to share expertise and collaborate
From fruit juice to green pharmaceuticals and seawater to more sustainable electronics, new innovative technologies are helping lay down the foundations for a circular economy of water – thanks to several EU funded research projects.
Using game-like visualisation tools for serious issues can be extremely useful for policy makers
The Water Treatment Plant in Altenrhein, Switzerland is already an advanced energy-efficient plant. For NextGen they are hoping to further use the water treatment by-products to improve the circularity of the plant.
Follow the webinar to learn how to improve the water circular economy by reaching the public.