UTCB Article Nature-Based Water Treatment
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UTCB - Nature-Based Water Treatment Piloted in Bucharest

In the pilot site located in Bucharest, Romania, the AWARD project is testing how nature-based solutions can be used to treat and reuse urban stormwater collected from rooftops and streets. This pilot investigates simple, low-cost filtration methods inspired by natural processes, assessing their effectiveness against Romanian and European water quality standards. 

From Rainwater to Reuse: Testing Natural Filters 

UVSQ University Paris Saclay
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UVSQ /University Paris Saclay - Vulnerability Diagnosis

Contribution to Deliverable 3.1 “Conceptual and operational elements of articulation of the patrimonial approach and the digital twin”: The vulnerability Diagnosis

Since the project's launch, the UVSQ/Paris Saclay team has facilitated a process of interaction with the various AWARD project partners to develop a vulnerability assessment related to the project's four demonstration cases.

Under the supervision of J.-M. Douguet, Sofia Perez and Loup Deladerrière conducted field visits and interviews, as well as a literature review, to address three key areas:

BDG  #1 Social Acceptance Report for Romania and Republic of Moldova
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BDG - Social Acceptance Report for Romania and Republic of Moldova

In the second part of 2024, the BDG team, leader of the Work Package 2 – ‘’Socio-political support and engagement for AWRs management’’, has worked on a report which aims to capture the societal shifts in attitude in the transition from a clean water supply to Alternative Water Resources.

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#1 Vulnerability Diagnosis - UVSQ /University Paris Saclay

Contribution to Deliverable 3.1 “Conceptual and operational elements of articulation of the patrimonial approach and the digital twin”: The vulnerability Diagnosis

Since the project's launch, the UVSQ/Paris Saclay team has facilitated a process of interaction with the various AWARD project partners to develop a vulnerability assessment related to the project's four demonstration cases.

Under the supervision of J.-M. Douguet, Sofia Perez and Loup Deladerrière conducted field visits and interviews, as well as a literature review, to address three key areas: