Have you ever wondered where the water in your tap comes from?
Did you know that good quality water resources are constantly decreasing due to climate changes and user conflicts?
The depletion of drinking water resources is a tremendous problem almost everywhere in the world.
At the same time, there are more and more frequent heavy rains and floods, bringing huge amounts of water that we do not store.
Seven DEEPWATER-CE partners are working together to build a joint water resource management strategy, including retention of excess water from periods of heavy rainfall that can be used to recharge groundwater.
As part of the DEEPWATER-CE project, pilot studies will be carried out in four countries (Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, Croatia) to examine available managed aquifer recharge solutions to develop the best methods and guidelines for Central Europe and the rest of the world.
Learn more from our website!
„Video tutorial: Decision-support toolbox for identifying the suitability of managed aquifer recharge (MAR)”
NEWS & EVENTS
26.04.2021
News
the climate exposure maps
We are pleased to present the climate exposure maps created by the Lead Partner (Hungary), uploaded on the IGRAC's GGIS platform.
As part of the work on WP T3, a set of maps for the four partner countries (HU, HR, SK, PL) was created.
All 8 scenarios for 4 partner countries can be viewed and analyzed in the DEEPWATER-CE project Map Viewer available at:
https://ggis.un-igrac.org/maps/2171/embed
Virtual square
MAGYARORSZÁG
TUDJON MEG TÖBBET
CSATLAKOZZON EGY CSOPORTHOZ
HRVATSKA
SAZNAJ VIŠE
PRIDRUŽITE SE GRUPI
SLOVENSKO
ZISTITE VIAC
PRIPOJTE SA KU SKUPINE
current discussions
transnational virtual square
(discussions in English)
Trainings
2nd training
MAR toolbox
PROJECT DURATION
Start Date
01.05.2019
End Date
30.04.2022
WORK PACKAGES
WPT2
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Development of a transnational assessment methodology for decision-making on MAR locations in CE
- determination of the most appropriate sites in CE for the location of MAR
- selection of areas that will be mostly affected by climate change and where MAR could be more needed
- development of a common decision supporting tool for MAR sites location
Pilot actions
deepwater-ce in numbers
7
project partners
5
countries
4
pilot actions
15
national trainings
main results
Download here outputs from the Deepwater project (please click on the files below)
other publications
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Newsletter
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