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Skip to contentMenuNewsThemesWater ScarcityCompounds of Emerging ConcernFuture-Proof Water InfrastructuresEnergy & Resource RecoveryResilient Urban WaterActivities per ThemeRegional hubsTechnologiesAboutAboutThe MembersTestimonialsInterested?NewsletterMember Log InMenuNewsThemesWater ScarcityCompounds of Emerging ConcernFuture-Proof Water InfrastructuresEnergy & Resource RecoveryResilient Urban WaterActivities per ThemeRegional hubsTechnologiesAboutAboutThe MembersTestimonialsInterested?NewsletterMember Log InGlobal expertise for local water challengesWatershare’s international water sector network is dedicated to delivering equitable water solutions for all. We bridge research to practice on pressing water sector issues through global to local collaboration.The Watershare vision is to share knowledge, expertise, and resources between global researchers, utilities, and solution providers to collaborate, implement innovations for a resilient water future and contribute to achieving Sustainable Development Goal 6 (SDG 6).COVID-19Jun12021Sewage Surveillance: Variants and Sharing Data with Public Health AuthoritiesContinue reading →Apr12021Infographic COVID-19 Wastewater Surveillance in South African communitiesContinue reading →Oct272020Summary of 2nd Watershare Strategic Meeting on Sewage Surveillance COVID19Continue reading →Oct52020SETAC 2021 (online) – Session on The role of sewage surveillance in living with Covid-19: from wastewater data to public health decisionsContinue reading →Oct12020Watershare Webinars – Sept-October 2020 – COVID19Continue reading →Sep32020Upcoming COVID19 webinarsContinue reading →All COVID-19 itemsThemesWater ScarcityWater Resources ManagementSubsurface storage of alternative water resources can contribute to balancing water supply and demand, while also increasing water reuse. The applicability of aquifer storage and recovery (ASR), managed aquifer recharge (MAR) and other subsurface water solutions has increased dramatically over the last few years thanks to innovations in pre-treatment, water well design, and groundwater modelling and management – all verified in recent pilots and full-scale applications.Future-Proof Water InfrastructuresOperational and strategic management of water supply and distribution systemsSince water networks are among the infrastructures that are critical to the well-being and welfare of our societies, water utilities make great efforts to ensure their proper functioning. The introduction of sensors and ICT solutions in recent years greatly assists the utilities in this task, but it also adds new risks for the provision of water services.Resilient Urban WaterGovernance, Policies and Strategic PlanningThe Watershare Resilience Assessment approach supports water utilities in developing more resilient water cycle design strategies and governance approaches. This method will enhance strategic planning within the context of the circular economy and a highly uncertain future.Compounds of Emerging ConcernWater treatment (Drinking water and waste water)Utilities are responsible for safeguarding water safety. They continuously seek ways to identify and prioritise hazards and risks in order to take appropriate measures. Watershare tools can help at several stages in the Water Safety Planning cycle. Of course, many chemical and microbial threats are already known, and are typically included in mandatory monitoring schemes. But apart from these, utilities are confronted with new pathogens and 'contaminants of emerging concern'. Energy and Resource RecoveryCircular Economy and the NexusThe depletion of resources and of fossil energy sources make a transition from today’s linear economy to a circular economy necessary. This has also led to growing interest in the water sector worldwide in resource recovery and upcycling – the recovery and reuse of water cycle residuals for their transformation into valuable products. Alongside the reduction of consumption of primary resources, resource recovery and upcycling constitutes an important building block for the circular economy.Request more informationLydia Vamvakeridou-Lyroudia +31 (0)30 606 9511 [email protected] ThemesNewsSep262022Meaningful youth engagement: key to a sustainable and water-inclusive futureContinue reading →Jul112022AI-based validation of wastewater treatment plant sensor dataContinue reading →Apr132022Webinar: Case-studies of micropollutants bioassays- the real practice of effect base monitoringContinue reading →Apr122022Circular Economy of Water: A New Scientific Article About its Definition, Strategies and ChallengesContinue reading →Feb142022Serious gaming can raise stakeholder awareness on water supply and demandContinue reading →Feb32022Finding appropriate water management practices to navigate our changing environment is a shared responsibilityContinue reading →All news itemsSubscribe to our newsletterAgendaSeptember 12, Side Event at the IWA World Water Congress & Exhibition: Circular Economy – Taking stock of the value of (waste)waterMore information →June 22, 2022 Webinar 7: Understanding Public Acceptance of Water Re-useMore information →May 17, 2022 Webinar 6: Dealing with Water Quality Challenges for Water SupplyMore information →April 11, 2022 Webinar on Digital WaterMore information →March 25, 2022 Webinar: Strengthening Water Infrastructure Management for Improved Service Delivery Celebrating the SA National Water WeekMore information →March 16, 2022 Webinar (in Spanish): Low Energy Technologies for Safe Water SupplyMore information →All agenda itemsApplication referencesTransformation of Emerging Contaminants during Water Treatment ProcessesView reference →ReCirc Singapore: Joint development of resource recovery technology for circular economyView reference →Chlorine-free water for all Dutch water companiesView reference →Improving colour and taste of drinking waterView reference →Thinking Water, Designing for the FutureView reference →Screencap: Cellulose recovery from wastewaterView reference →All Application referencesToolsAll ToolsMembersAySABusiness Development Group (BDGroup)CERIDESCornell UniversityCranfield UniversityDalian University of TechnologyDiamEau de Paris (EdP)EurecatExeterIO SolutionsIVL Swedish Environmental Research InstituteAll MembersFollow us onSubscribe to our newsletterCookie Policy | Privacy Policy | Contact© Watershare • This is a Hebsite®Manage Cookie ConsentWe use cookies to optimize our website and our service.FunctionalFunctionalAlways activeThe technical storage or access is strictly necessary for the legitimate purpose of enabling the use of a specific service explicitly requested by the subscriber or user, or for the sole purpose of carrying out the transmission of a communication over an electronic communications network.PreferencesPreferencesThe technical storage or access is necessary for the legitimate purpose of storing preferences that are not requested by the subscriber or user.StatisticsStatisticsThe technical storage or access that is used exclusively for statistical purposes.The technical storage or access that is used exclusively for anonymous statistical purposes. 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