Welcome to the web space for the WaterCo-Governance (WaterCoG) project. WaterCoG is a project co-funded by the North Sea Region Programme 2014 - 2020.
Working with a range of partners and stakeholders from Sweden, Germany, Denmark, Netherlands and the UK, WaterCoG aims to understand the extent to which effective stakeholder and community participation in water management (co-governance) can deliver more sustainable and long-term approaches to managing North Sea Region (NSR) ecosystems by improving the implementation of key environmental objectives such as the Water Framework Directive (WFD).
Latest Project News
Webinar: Behavioural change based on own measurements
17 June 2020Adapting to climate change may also be a change in behaviour. But it is difficult to enforce the changes from the outside, and especially if you do n…
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Podcast - Climate motivation: what can we learn from the Netherlands?
25 March 2020How can we motivate the public to take an active role in developing climate change solutions? Tune into the latest episode of Rambling About Rivers to…
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Four European projects come together to discuss sustainable practices to water co-governance
09 March 2020WaterCoG attended a conference on the 24th to 26th February in Oldenburg to learn about sustainable water governance.
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Forum brings together data experts to discuss data and evidence sharing in the UK
24 January 2020Data Forum held in Bristol with more than 75 attendees
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Presentation of environmental measures at Plantekongres 2020
20 January 2020SEGES and the Catchment Officers (Oplandskonsulenterne) had a stand at the Plantekongres 2020 (Crop Congress). Find out more here.
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