REWAISE
REWAISE proposes a paradigm shift towards a carbon-neutral water cycle, addressing the technological, financial, legal and social issues so we can harness the full value of water, considering three key components of economic and social value generated by comprehensive water cycles:
Value in Water
Extracting and benefitting from the dissolved substances and energy inherent in raw and used water streams.
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Value from Water
Water is essential for economic activities and businesses related to the water sector will be promoted.
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Value through Water
The social, health and well-being functions of water are limitless, as it enables almost all our economic activities.
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Living Labs
REWAISE demonstrates innovative technologies, processes and governance models at nine living labs, grouped into three hubs (Mediterranean, Atlantic and Continental).
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WINcubator
Based on the Water Innovation Accelerator-WIN model, WINcubator will support a market arena to boost small to medium enterprise participation, using open innovation to develop new business models around water and alternative funding mechanisms.
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25 research and water industry entities working together to create a new “smart water ecosystem”; mobilising all relevant stakeholders so that society can embrace the true value of water; and reducing freshwater and energy use; resulting in a carbon-free, sustainable hydrological cycle to transition into a resilient circular economy.
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Related Projects
The CIRSEAU cluster consists of five sister projects (granted within the H2020 call topic CE-SC5-04-2019 “Building a water-smart economy and society”) demonstrating the feasibility of a water-smart economy and society. These five projects are B-WaterSmart, Wider Uptake, ULTIMATE, Water Mining and REWAISE.
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What are mine tailings? How can they be used as a resource for water supply and new products?
Several types of waste are generated in a mine, but three types stand out with the largest volume: waste rock, tailings and mine water. Wastewater produced at a mine is[…]
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Aqualia participates in a masterclass on innovative treatments
Last 19th of June, our coordinator Aqualia participated in a masterclass hosted by Aguas Residuales, a Spanish media specialised in wastewater management. Moderated by José Miguel del Arco, Founder and[…]
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The REWAISE project organises a pre-conference workshop within the IWA Pi 2025 in Poznan
On June, 8-11 Poznan, Poland hosted the Pi 2025 – 10th IWA Conference Benchmarking, Performance Assessment and Regulation of Water Services organized by the IWA Benchmarking and Performance Assessment Specialist[…]
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