The main aim of this Action Group is the development of an anaerobic membrane reactor for water treatment, promoting its uptake within water sector and disseminating its benefits in line with...
Action Groups
Working Group Info Text
Here, the Marketplace presents the current activities of the 29 EIP Water Action Groups (AGs). To receive up-to-date information or join these groups, please browse the sections below.
EIP Water’s voluntary, multi-stakeholder Action Groups are at the core of EIP Water and form the central element of the partnership’s implementation phase. There are currently 29 Action Groups working to develop, test, scale up, disseminate and stimulate the uptake of innovative solutions to water-related challenges by the market.
An EIP Water Action Group is formalised via Calls for Expression of Commitment and a short evaluation phase of proposals in line with EIP Water's eight priority areas.
If you wish to join one of the Action Groups, please contact the respective lead partners. The decision to add partners is made by the Action Groups themselves; please refer to the FAQ section for more information. You have to be a registered Marketplace user to access the additional information following which the Action Group will get back to you on your request.
The EIP Secretariat supports various EIP Water activities and bodies to fulfil their objectives. The Secretariat works under the supervision of the European Commission. You can contact the EIP Water Secretariat here.
Action Groups
Commercialize value chains for resources from the water cycle, in particular iron from drinking water production, phosphorous from waste water and cellulose from waste water.
Develop proof of concept that bring together in-situ sensors (technology and participatory observations/crowd sourcing) and remote sensing.
The goal of the EIP Water Action Group "City Blueprints" is to organize interventions at the local level to overcome barriers in the governance systems that hinder development and uptake of...
Build solutions in coastal managed aquifer recharging, based on specific monitoring- and management approaches and specific financing/pricing models.
Ctrl+Swan Action Group (www.swan.technology) will be devoted to the further development of innovative sensor systems’ technologies to be...
The National Water Partnerships have joined forces in the DIS-SMEs Action Group to support SMEs and turn the network of National Water Partnerships into a functional SME support system and a...
Improve water efficiency and sustainability in water and sanitation services through the roll-out a benchmarking process that covers the entire water cycle.
This project is dedicated to practice-oriented and applicable ecosystem services valuation and management systems. The group aims to deliver a consensual and agreed methodology to assess the...
The Action Group Energy and Water Works (AG EWW) has recently been established under the umbrella of the EIP Water. Its main goal is to enhance European interest in the innovative crossovers...
The FINNOWATER Action Group intends to explore, develop and implement new approaches to increase financial flows in the water (and water-related) sector.
The objective of this Action Group is to develop new methodologies for industrial water re-use and recycling and with the aid of these new methodologies, develop and implement (local) innovative...
Develop and demonstrate solutions, based on Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) in nine case studies, with inclusion of ecological modelling, economic incentives and risk aspects.
Commercialise microbial (bio-)electrochemical, zero energy technologies that treat urban and industrial waste water coupled to resource recovery and/or synthesis of valuable products.
The role of nature based technologies shall be strengthened in European water management. The Action Group aims to aggregate and consolidate the sector of nature-based technologies (green...
This AG aims to work on photocatalysis technology in removal of pollutants and disinfection to re-use the treated water for urban, industrial and/or agricultural purposes.
Build business case of combining demand-led high-energy-efficient irrigation systems and photovoltaic pumping stations.
The Action Group will promote the use of desalination powered by renewable energy, as an environmentally friendly and decentralised solution for sustainable water supply.
Develop an integrated toolbox for water scarcity detection, diagnostics and DSS for water re-distribution in water scarcity areas.
This Action Group stimulates river restoration projects by developing decision support tools to optimize and balance environmental and socio-economic pressures.
The main goal of the Real Time Water Quality Monitoring (RTWQM) Action Group is to foster solutions to water challenges based on online water quality monitoring technologies and affordable...
This Action Group promotes multi-stakeholder river contracts for application in Eastern and Central European countries with methods and tools to overcome administrative limitations.
The Action Group aims at establishing and implementing a methodology on "Smart Pricing and Drought Insurance Schemes in Mediterranean Countries".
Verdygo is a new standard in wastewater treatment. An important feature of Verdygo is its industrial modular construction. This construction allows a sewage treatment plant (STP) to adjust...
The main objective of this Action Group is to produce a common terminology and a coherent framework for the energy sector to assess its interactions with water.
Based on interdisciplinary research and concrete management instruments to implement more equitable, democratic and sustainable water governance.
The WaterCoRe Action Group on regional governance of water scarcity and drought issues centres around the implementation of Regional Action Plans that are intended to improve water governance in...
15 partners (Academia, regulators and operators) cooperate in the frame of this AG to address capacity building, research and networking in water sector regulation and govenance.
Optimize irrigation strategies focusing on efficient water reuse, energy saving, and integrated agricultural water management under drought.