WATERSENS
Development of innovative decentralized technologies and new co-created governance models for water sensitive communities

Description
The aim of WATERSENS is to demonstrate the benefits of six decentralised water management technologies —such as floating wetlands, biofilters, and green roofs— and to provide an integrated decision-making framework to support water operators and authorities in the selection, design, and integration of these systems.
ITG leads the development and real-world implementation of a digital platform serving as a decision-support system, enabling users to evaluate, select, and design decentralised solutions for water management.
Consortium
Leader: Universidad de Cantabria
Consortium: ITG, Universidad de Copenhage, Acque, KlinK Srl, Three o’clock, Aqualia, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Universidad de Pisa, Imperial College London, Universidad Politécnica Nacional de Atenas, IST-ID – Asociación del Instituto Superior Técnico para la Investigación y el Desarrollo, Asociación RIA, Autorità di Bacino Distrettuale, Universidad de Coventry, y Universidad de Ciudad del Cabo.


