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WE-ACT recognizes opportunities for collaboration and potential for synergies, not only within projects funded under the same topic but also between those funded under different topics, clusters, or pillars of Horizon Europe and beyond. Through joint activities, knowledge exchange, and alignment with the European Commission’s principles, we strive to amplify our impact.
The EU-funded TRANSCEND project addresses water scarcity by developing resilient, equitable policies for sustainable water management. It will create an ecosystem of innovation, including a stakeholder knowledge network, advanced socio-ecological modeling tools for policy design, and a system for monitoring and enforcing these policies.
Coordinated by the the Technical University of Munich, RETOUCH NEXUS is funded by the European Commission, through its Research and Innovation programme, Horizon Europe. The project aims at introducing and promoting the Water-Energy-Food-Ecosystems (WEFE) Nexus as a multi-level and cross-sectoral approach that supports the EU water economy and relies on ecological and social considerations. The project will design integrated, innovative and inclusive governance schemes and institutional settings based on WEFE Nexus to secure the future of water in the EU and make it resilient to climate change.
The iAMP-Hydro project will improve the operations of existing hydropower stations through the development of new digital sensors and services, which will collectively form iAMP: a novel intelligent Asset Management Platform encompassing secure, open and transparent data-sharing protocols and three novel digital solutions. These include new condition monitoring and predictive maintenance tools for hydropower turbines, the ecological water status monitoring and improved weather and flow forecasting.
ReHydro, funded by the HORIZON EUROPE Programme and led by SINTEF, aims to modernize European hydropower for future energy systems. By using digital tools and innovative concepts like retrofitting and hybridization, it will enhance efficiency while ensuring sustainability and societal alignment in the face of climate change.
Partner Perspectives: WE-ACT Journey
WE-ACT is not only concerned with the research of two headwaters of one of the most famous catchments in the context of transboundary water resource management, but goes a step further and creates efficient and holistic water allocation strategies for end-users, integrating them in the best possible way and taking their concerns into account at all times.
— Timo Schaffhauser, TUM
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