Our team is interested in joining an international consortium preparing a project under the Water4All 2026 . We can contribute expertise on the social and socio-ecological dimensions of sustainable water management, particularly through: 1 designing and conducting surveys on the social consequences, perceptions, risks, benefits and trade-offs of water and environmental change; 2 analysing social, institutional and socio-ecological dimensions of Integrated Water Resources Management, river basin and groundwater management, 3 water resilience, integrated monitoring, 4 engaging stakeholders and organising and facilitating participatory workshops and co-creation processes; 5 analysing qualitative and quantitative data and translating findings into evidence-based reports, recommendations and policy-relevant outputs; 6 visualising and communicating complex research findings to scientific, policy and stakeholder audiences; 7 supporting communication, dissemination and uptake of project results. We are particularly interested in collaborating with interdisciplinary teams addressing sustainable water management and seeking to integrate social research, stakeholder engagement and knowledge mobilisation into their projects. Our expertise can complement technical and environmental research by bringing a strong focus on societal perspectives, stakeholder needs, institutional contexts and the conditions that support the acceptance and uptake of sustainable water-management solutions.
Topic 2. Nature-Based Approaches for Resilient Water Management at Hydrological and Hydrogeological System Scale
We are seeking the project to join.
sustainable water management, integrated water resources management, water resilience, river basin management, socio-ecological systems, stakeholder engagement, participatory approaches, social and environmental impacts, evidence-based policy, knowledge mobilisation and dissemination