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
SEGES release new video about new Nitrate App
07 January 2021SEGES has released a free Nitrate App for mobile to help farmers get a measurement of the concentration of nitrate on their land.
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Catchment Monitoring Cooperative (CMC)
08 December 2020The Rivers Trust has launched a Catchment Monitoring Cooperative (CMC) Consultation Hub which hopes to create a radical step-change in the contributi…
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A new resource for schools and children to learn about rivers
08 December 2020The Rivers Trust thrives on educating people about how important rivers are - they love to explain how they're formed and talk about the fantastic arr…
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Water quality testing results on the Wharfe make grim reading for recreational river users
08 December 2020Results from a landmark day of citizen science monitoring on the River Wharfe in Yorkshire have shown that none of its popular recreational sites were…
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Webinars on watercourse planning and climate adaption
10 November 2020Danish partners on WaterCoG have delivered two webinars about watercourse planning and climate adaption. The first webinar, they joined forces with Ja…
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