💧 Water is a shared responsibility.
For #WorldWaterDay, #WATERSENS highlights how real change happens:
📍 Students visiting pilot sites in 🇪🇸
📍 School engagement in 🇬🇷
🌍 EU collaboration on water resilience & inclusion

Because the water transition isn’t just technical — it’s human.

#WaterResilience

🩵 Stakeholder & citizen engagement is central to #WATERSENS.

In Naxos 🇬🇷, partners and local authorities held a stakeholder meeting to present the project and identify sites for an experimental cistern.

🏫 The school of Chalki village was selected, marking a key step toward sustainable water reuse.

🌍 #Climatechange is intensifying #floods and #droughts.
By 2050, 80% of people will live in cities, making sustainable water solutions critical.

🌱 #WATERSENS promotes decentralised water management showing how #NBS can treat emerging #contaminants and support healthier, more resilient cities.

💧 How do we make water reuse a reality?
First, we need to detect what’s in the water. 🔎

In #WATERSENS, the University of Copenhagen monitors water quality and emerging #contaminants to support decentralised #watermanagement.

📽️ Watch the short video with Jan Christensen to learn more.