Why are we going there? The European Geosciences Union (EGU) General Assembly is an annual conference held in Vienna, Austria, that brings together thousands of geoscientists from all over the world. The conference covers a broad range of topics in Earth, planetary,...

EU-WATERRES project attended the fourth annual thematic seminar for projects funded under the EEA and Norway Grants Regional Funds. This year’s seminar in 2022 was dedicated to celebrating the “European Year of Youth”.

The people of Ukraine have been fighting an unequal fight with the Russian aggressor for a year. Despite the extremely difficult living conditions, they go to work every day and perform their tasks. Our colleagues and friends with whom we work on the EU-WATERRES...

EU-WATERRES team just met one of the key stakeholders in Latvia – State Environmental Service, to discuss ongoing projects and potential areas of collaboration. New partnership aims to enhance the management of polluted sites in Latvia and contribute to the overall success of our project.

Read the most recent adventures of the Regional Cooperation Family and stay with us for the last (but definitely the best) of EU-WATERRES project’s year.

This has been an extremely challenging year for many of us but also been full of hope and help from good people around us. We wish you all a peaceful and healthy 2023! The EU-WATERRES team goes on holidays!

The holidays are just around the corner, but please think about what “gifts” we bring to our environment in form of waste. In the majority of cases less will be more.

We have returned from the largest and one of the most important groundwater events in 2022 – UN-Water Summit on Groundwater, which took place on 7-8 December 2022, with pre-summit side events on 6 December 2022 in Paris. The event gathered more than 850 on-site international participants, 3,500 online participants from more than 139 countries and what is most important, it provided the framework for groundwater to be visible worldwide.

The UN-Water Summit on Groundwater will be the culmination of the “Groundwater: making the invisible visible” campaign , implemented throughout 2022, coordinated by UNESCO and International Groundwater Resources Assessment Centre (IGRAC), on behalf of UN-Water.

Our project team participated in the International Shared Aquifer Resources Management - ISARM 2021 Conference from 6-8 December 2021. The collection of selected papers in a conference book "Cooperation on transboundary aquifers: a key element to achieve sustainable...