Learn from the experience of the Netherlands-based “Room for the River” program devising sustainable river and delta solutions in times of climate change.
This course presents fundamental insights into water management with a focus on river management, derived from the Netherlands' comprehensive "Room for the River" program. It aims to equip water managers, river engineers, landscape designers, and policymakers with the necessary skills and knowledge to improve river systems sustainably while accounting for climate change impacts and enhancing ecological and landscape quality.
No specific prerequisites are required to take this course. However, analytical thinking, an interest in hydraulic engineering, and familiarity with issues related to governance or landscape design will be advantageous.
This course is ideal for professionals in water management, river engineering, landscape design, and policy-making. It is equally beneficial for students and researchers in environmental studies and related fields seeking practical knowledge and skills to apply in their work or studies.
The skills and knowledge gained from this course can be applied to improve river management projects worldwide, ensuring sustainable and resilient development tailored to local contexts and global environmental issues.
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Did you know that some urban water and sanitation utilities are leading the way towards a carbon-neutral future? If you are a professional or an active stakeholder in the water and sanitation sector and wish to learn more about reducing greenhouse gas emissions in these utilities, then this course is designed for you.
In this course, you will learn about the actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in urban water and sanitation utilities and the associated benefits in economic, and environmental impact, and efficiency. You will also explore the untapped potential of water and sanitation utilities in global greenhouse gas emissions reduction
