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Open Public Consultation: Updated SRIA for European Water4All Partnership

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Open Public Consultation on the updated Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (SRIA) for the European Water4All partnership.

The SRIA of the Water4All Partnership will be updated in 2025. As part of the update process, a public consultation on the topics of the Water4All SRIA is launched. The primary objective is to gather perspectives from stakeholders on the scientific scope of Water4All, who may be interested in taking part in this process. Given the strong involvement of Flemish R&I actors, your input would be most appreciated.

To participate: follow this link until Wednesday 11 September 2024.

Also relevant: On 12th September the third Water4all call on "Water and Circular Economy" will be open. You can find more information on this call via this link. 

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