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In DWC, different digital solutions will be tested and assessed regarding their potential to improve the performance and return on investment of water infrastructures. The present report (D2.4) describes the individual solutions with their technical specifications, their addressed challenges and their added value in the form of fact sheets. The document aims to help cities and water utilities in finding appropriate solutions for their operational, environmental or public health deficits

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The objective of the report is to identify enabling and hindering factors for the uptake of ICT solutions to water governance, through the analysis of the process of development and the introduction of three digital applications in three different contexts of water management.
This final deliverable builds on a preliminary (deliverable 3.4) for WP3 which was submitted in November 2020. The report applies the structure proposed in the Guiding Protocol (Deliverable 3.1).

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D5.4 gives a summary on the drivers, barriers and requirements for transferability and replicability of the 15 digital solutions developed within DWC. In particular, it assesses key operational (e.g. local challenges and management practices, etc.), organizational (e.g. local ICT governance and system interoperability) and technical conditions (e.g. type of network, precipitation pattern, etc.) for a successful implementation of the solution. The results can be used as a checklist for water utilities to assess the potential for local deployment of each digital solution.

Zhiteneva, V. , Mosher, J. , Gerba, C. P. , Rauch-Willliams, T. , Drewes, J. E. (2023): Improving Implementation of Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) Systems by Utilizing Updated Pathogen Removal Knowledge.

13th IWA International Conference on Water Reclamation and Reuse. Chennai, India 15-19 January 2023

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In the European Union (EU) Horizon 2020 (H2020) project NextGen, 24 technologies related to circular economy in the water sector were investigated at 10 case studies distributed across Europe. The technologies are involved in water management and recovery, material recovery and energy recovery. In this context, a database containing information and data referring to those technologies was developed. The database is called technology evidence base (TEB), is open access and hosted by Water Europe as part of the Marketplace (https://mp.watereurope.eu/).

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