Finding the right measures to avoid water shortage

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The main aim of the No Regret project was to study different aspects of water shortage and drought that are important to the North Sea Region. Four European countries have worked together to bring water shortage and its impact on land use on the political agenda. No Regret has contributed to put water shortage as part of policy-making and is now on the political agenda around the North Sea Region. Within the No Regret project each partner developed local integrated strategies by researching various measures to improve the availability of fresh water. Different sources of fresh water were researched for the use of drinking water, water for nature, water for urban development and water for agriculture. Several pilot projects were carried out in the field of water management for agriculture under water shortage conditions. http://www.noregret.info/website/publications/PublicationsinEnglish

Project information

Lead

Province of Groningen (NL) Mirjam Bakker & Dorine Trans

Partners

Ministerie van de Vlaamse Gemeenschap, Water Division (BE) ;North Jutland County Council (DK); Landwirtschaftskammer Hannover / Agricultural Chamber of Hannover (DE); Province of Fryslân (NL)

Source of funding

Interreg III B North Sea Region

Reference information

Websites:

www.northsearegion.eu/iiib/projectpresentation/details/&tid=64&theme=4

Published in Climate-ADAPT Jun 7, 2016 - Last Modified in Climate-ADAPT Dec 12, 2023

Keywords:

Adaptive management Adaptation measures/responses Adaptation strategy Guidance/Guidelines Impact assessment and indicator Vulnerability assessment Policy support