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River restoration and natural water retention measures - n°33 | Meetings |
Natural water retention measures as well as aquatic ecosystems’ restoration and preservation provide means to achieve good water status as required by the Water Framework Directive (WFD). In order to make progress on that topic, the workshop aimed to promote a better integration of European directives and policies through river restoration and natural water retention measures.
How can operational needs be identified in order to steer RDI (research, development, innovation) policy toward the scientific and technical developments most useful for water managers? What forms of coproduction must be implemented to ensure that the intended persons can effectively use the results? And what transfer policy should be instituted so that the results are fully exploited?
Contributions of hydro-economic models to water management in France | Knowledge for action |
Economic analysis plays an increasingly important role in managing water resources and aquatic environments. Using concrete examples, this document shows how hydro-economic models can assist in dealing with three major problems confronting the managers of water resources.
Invasive alien species in aquatic environments. Practical information and management insights - Vol. 2 | Knowledge for action |
This second volume illustrates the situation discussed in the first volume with feedback from management projects in continental France and Europe.
Invasive alien species in aquatic environments. Practical information and management insights - Vol. 1 | Knowledge for action |
Invasive alien species (IAS) are acknowledged as one of the main causes of biodiversity loss worldwide. The objective of these 2 volumes is to contribute to the debates on how to manage IASs, to provide a general outline on current knowledge (volume 1) and a number of specific examples (volume 2) to assist managers of aquatic environments and policy makers in their respective tasks to better manage these species. The first volume presents the current situation concerning invasive alien species in aquatic environments in continental France.
