in the BMBF funding measure ReWaM
the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) has launched the funding measure “Regional Water Resources Management for Sustainable Protection of Waters in Germany” (ReWaM). Till 2018, the BMBF is funding 15 joint projects and an associated networking and transfer project. ReWaM is part of the BMBF funding priority “Sustainable Water Management” (NaWaM) within the framework programme “Research for Sustainable Development” (FONA3).
BOOT-Monitoring: Boat-based measurement system to map the longitudinal morphometry, water quality and hydrology profiles of rivers as part of an integrated river monitoring system |
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CYAQUATA: Study of the interrelation between toxin-producing cyanobacteria and water quality in reservoirs and development of a sustainable management strategy |
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FLUSSHYGIENE: Hygienically relevant microorganisms and pathogens in multi-functional rivers and water cycles – sustainable management of different types of rivers in Germany |
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GroundCare: Parameterisation and quantification of groundwater ecosystem services as a basis for sustainable management |
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HyMoBioStrategie: Impact of the hydromorphological changes of lakeshores (Lake Constance) on the sediment budget, submerged macrophytes and macro-invertebrate communities with the goal of optimising mitigation strategies |
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In_StröHmunG: Innovative systems solutions for transdisciplinary and regional ecological flood risk management and natural watercourse development |
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KOGGE: Mutual development of municipal water bodies in urban areas |
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MUTReWa: Measures for a more sustainable management of pesticides and their transformation products in regional water management |
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NiddaMan: Development of a sustainable water resources management using the example of the Nidda catchment |
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PhosWaM: Phosphorus from source to sea – Integrated phosphorus and water resources management for sustainable water protection |
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RESI: River Ecosystem Service Index |
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RiverView: River status monitoring and management |
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SEEZEICHEN: Tracer methods to identify groundwater- and inflow stratification and its impact on water quality and drinking water production |
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StucK: Safeguarding drainage in coastal urban areas while factoring in climate change |
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WaSiG: Water balance in urban areas: planning tools and management concepts |
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ReWaMnet: The Networking- and Transfer Project ReWaM | ||