Binnen organisaties wordt er elke dag een grote hoeveelheid aan informatie opgevraagd, uitgewisseld en opgeslagen. Een groot gedeelte van deze ‘informatieverwerking’ gebeurt op ongestructureerde wijze, met als gevolg dat informatie soms lastig terug te vinden is en er in sommige gevallen meerdere versies …

In 2006 a mud volcano erupted in Sidoarjo, a town south of East Java’s industrial hub, Surabaya. The volcano has continued to produce mud until the present day (2016) resulting in a mud depot of over 500 hectares. The mud has caused damage to the people living in the area and continues to bring destruction …

Floating wetland treatment systems (FWTS) are an innovative stormwater treatment technology currently being trialled on a larger scale in Australia. FWTS provide support for selected plant species to remove pollutants from stormwater discharged into a water body. The plant roots provide large surface …

Climate change and urbanization will increase the frequency and magnitude of urban flooding and water quality problems in many regions of the world. In coastal and delta areas like The Netherlands and the Philippines, where urbanization is often high, there has been an increase in the adoption of sustainable …

WaterCoG Project Kicks Off with partner meeting in Bury St. Edmunds, UK 10th-12th Feb 2016.

Using Quick Scan methods for management of urban heat and flood risks.

The Strand is een strandrecreatiebedrijf wat diverse activiteiten aanbiedt op het strand, in het water en in de duinen bij Noordwijk. Deze strandactiviteiten worden voor diverse doelgroepen georganiseerd; jongvolwassenen, bedrijven en gezinnen. Dit onderzoek richt zich op de doelgroep jongvolwassenen. …

The company this export/marketing plan focuses on is the Dutch company Dopper. This social enterprise is founded in 2010 and engages in reusable water bottles. The main objective Dopper has is reducing single use plastic waste. In the Netherlands the company is well positioned in the market. Dopper has …

Storm sewers are known to significantly contribute to annual pollutant loads to receiving water bodies. The storm sewers of the city of Almere discharge the stormwater of 1384 ha of impervious area via 700 storm sewer outfalls (SSOs) to the local receiving water system. This water system suffers from …