On 20th of May, Urban local street food festival will take place in Maribor, where students from College for hospitality and tourism will prepare dishes strictly from locally produced ingredients. As part of the event, Mariborski vodovod is organizing the final City Water Circles conference. 

We kindly invite you to our closing conference, where we provide the essence of the three years of CWC: learning resources, great handbook, working with stakeholders,  policies, raingardens, water tanks, our shiny days, and hard lessons we learnt.

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CWC project recently published the “Transnational CWC strategy & policy recommendations” document. It aims to contribute to EU’s efforts to stimulate and facilitate water reuse and rainwater use.

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In March the CWC project partners and stakeholders from partner countries gathered online to get a deeper look inside the rainwater harvest and greywater reuse system in Zugló, Budapest.

Here is the pilot infopack to keep informed.

City of Bydgoszcz together with Municipal Waterworks in Bydgoszcz organised two meetings in the framework of the City Water Circles project on the premises of the Waterworks Museum at the Las Gdański. 

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We proudly present the Transnational online handbook on circular urban water management and use. 

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Under this box you find the former news of the City Water Circles project. 

In the frame of the CWC pilot investment, a greywater and rainwater harvesting system is being installed at the Hétszínvirág Kindergarten in Zugló. 

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New green and blue infrastructure was created in Bydgoszcz, a rain garden next to the historic palace of the Waterworks Museum. 

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Real-time water consumption monitoring with wireless tools at three different points in the University of Split, Faculty of Civil engineering, Architecture and Geodesy.

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The pilot action demonstrates the potential of using treated wastewater and rainwater to produce secondary raw materials (SRM) based construction products. 

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The extra chapter of the Digital Learning Resouces of City Water Circles guides the audience to Berlin, where we get to know several circular utban water management  solutions in practice.   

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Smart Water Governance is the innovative approach to the circular management of water resources. 

Active involvement and engagement of the stakeholders and to make a good use of technological tools are core elements in SWG.

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Greywater is all wastewater that is discharged from a house, excluding blackwater (toilet water).

Can we reuse it? Does it save money for households and institutes? What are technical and hygenic requirements of reuse? 

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Harvesting rainwater for saving drinking water has gained enormously in significance as a modern water saving sanitary technique.

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Water loss occurs in every water distribution system during its overall lifetime and it causes not only additional operating costs but also has negative social and ecological impacts.
In urban areas, up to 70% of distributed water can be lost or never invoiced.

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Water efficiency is the reduced use of water possibly in all water consuming activities and sectors without comfort or functionality loss. It leads to significant savings in water and energy and to less wastewater production.

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The CWC FUAs performed self-assessments about their background conditions related to circular water use.

The assessment consists in 44 indicators that provide information, by means of charts, maps or tables. 

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We consume water from our tap for many domestic uses, but also our purchases and habits influence our overall water consumption.

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You find here the Digital Learning Resources in Croatian.

You find here the Digital Learning Resources in Hungarian.

You find here the Digital Learning Resources in Italian. 

You find here the Digital Learning Resources in Polish.

You find here the Digital Learning Resources in Slovenian.