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Water JPI Knowledge Hub on Contaminants of Emerging Concern (KHCEC)

The Water Joint Programming Initiative (JPI) set up the 1st pilot Knowledge Hub on Contaminants of Emerging Concern (KHCEC) in March 2018, for a two year period. The aim of the Water JPI Knowledge Hub was to build a network for selected researchers whose work is targeted at key stakeholders and how best to successfully transfer this knowledge.

Water JPI Vision 2030 document

The Water JPI Vision 2030, “Together for a Water-secure World”, outlines what the Water JPI aims to achieve during the next 10-year period (until 2030) and sets out the roadmap for all Water JPI activities taking into account the main trends, the key drivers and challenges in relation to our water resources.

SRIA 2025

This new Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda for the Water JPI will guide the activities over the next 5 years. It details each of the core themes that will in turn form part of an Implementation Plan with descriptions of tasks and indicators.

Taskforce Key Indicators for JPIs

The focus of the Task Force was to identify a small set of important dimensions of JPIs with their associated indicators that is robust and is supported by all JPIs as a basis for the assessment of the JPIs as a whole.

Mülheim Water Award

The Mülheim Water Award honours practice-oriented research and development projects as well as the implementation of innovative concepts for a secure drinking water supply and water analysis.

Press Release: International Scientific Working Group highlights the need to address escalating levels of contaminants of emerging concern in our waters which pose a major risk to our health

The protection of our environment and natural resources is crucial in today’s society. A major focus is on climate change, mitigation and adaptation – a core issue of which is the availability, quantity and quality of our water resources. However, millions of people who receive drinking water every day are at risk from, amongst other factors, animal and human waste, pesticides, emerging contaminants, risks from “established” contaminants, aged water supply infrastructures, and sub-optimal water management.

The AfriAlliance Handbook on Data Collection

The AfriAlliance Handbook on Data Collection focusses on the development sector and the collection of data, mainly by people, and covers the main elements to consider when designing and implementing a data collection project.

New Water Europe Publication

After its official launch at Water Knowledge Europe 2019 conference, the new Water Europe publication 'Analyses & Overview of WE members’ European Projects' is here to:

2016 Call - Source Stream Protection (SOSTPRO)

The SOSTPRO team is trying to determine the value of protection of small streams in forestry settings, in terms of sustaining water quality, quantity, habitat and other ecosystem services. In many countries, small source streams (headwaters) receive little to no protection during forestry operations, compared to larger, downstream water bodies.