The Water Dialogues for Results series will culminate in a high-level conference hosted by the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU) on 1 July 2021. Register now to watch the event in livestream.

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On Friday, 25 June, the fifth “United Nations Special Thematic Session on Water and Disasters” will take place. Under the theme “Building Back Better towards More Resilient and Sustainable Post-COVID-19 World” high-level speakers will address the issue of “water and disasters” as critical element in

On 17 June 2021, the GRoW project go-CAM will present its findings on coastal hydrology and coastal water management in the digital “CAM-NordWest Regional Workshop”. At the same time, the software-based CAM dialogue platform will be introduced as a promising decision-support-system in coastal

The GRoW project TRUST takes stock after four years of applied research. In its final report, the project presents integrated solution concepts and planning tools for sustainable water management in regions with water shortages.

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Researchers of the GRoW project SaWaM can use statistical methods to make more accurate seasonal meteorological forecasts for water-scarce regions, which help decision-makers to mitigate local climate change impacts.

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On 18 May 2021, the “Science & Research Forum – Water Dialogues For Results I Towards Bonn 2021” took place as an online event, which was supported by inputs from GRoW scientists. The participants discussed the role of science and innovation in accelerating SDG 6 implementation with leading experts

Just in time for World Water Day on March 22, 2021, the BMBF has launched the Innovation Atlas Water. The Innovation Atlas provides an overview of products and results from five BMBF funding measures on the topic of water, including a large number of products from the GRoW projects. The Innovation

Between 2017 and 2021, the German-Brazilian MuDaK-WRM project consortium led by the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) examined how the water quality in reservoirs in regions with little data can be monitored and evaluated in an easier and more efficient way. The project results include the

The motto of this year's World Water Day "Valuing Water" directs attention to the value water holds for each and every individual. However, the value of water is not limited to daily hand washing, showering, cooking and drinking. Rather, a large part of our water consumption takes place invisibly