INFO-PACKAGES & FACT-SHEETS
One of the goals of SUWANU EUROPE is the transfer of practical knowledge on water reuse to different target groups. Responsible water reuse requires that all actors involved are acquired with the necessary knowledge and skills to carry out their tasks and roles in a way that the use of reclaimed water does not imply a risk for human health and/or the environment.
The consortium of SUWANU EUROPE have worked in the compilation of all this knowledge into factsheets grouped by different topics identified by our consortium as relevant “knowledge assets” for the safe use of reclaimed water in agriculture.
In this section, the factsheets are shown through 6 different info-packages (IP) each of them oriented to satisfy the knowledge needs of the different target groups of actors identified in SUWANU EUROPE project, namely farmers, agricultural advisory groups, water reclamation operators, water engineers, authorities, consumers and general public.
These fact-sheets (FS) are a short summary of findings and insights from practical solutions, research projects and success stories focused on reclaimed water in agriculture. They are intended to facilitate their use as training material in conferences and workshops. The contents enable the user to further search on the topics described. Further readings recommendations and references are provided in each fact sheet with that purpose.
INFO PACKAGES
IP1- Farmers/irrigators
Leader: FENAREG
IP1- Farmers/irrigators
Leader: FENAREG
IP2- Agricultural advisory services
Leader: ECOFILAE
Leader: ECOFILAE
IP3- Water reclamation operators
Leader: CER
Leader: CER
IP4- Water engineering companies
Leader: BIOAZUL
Leader: BIOAZUL
IP5- Consumers and general public
Leader: CECU
Leader: CECU
IP6- Authorities and policy makers
Leader: BIOAZUL
Leader: BIOAZUL
INFO PACKAGES
IP1- Farmers/irrigators
Leader: FENAREG
IP1- Farmers/irrigators
Leader: FENAREG
FACT SHEETS
> FS 1.1: Implications of using reclaimed water to obtain labels such as global gap
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> FS 1.2: Effects reclaimed water on crop quality and yield
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> FS 1.3: Irrigation equipment adapted to the use of reclaimed water (e.g. drippers)
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> FS 1.4: Decision support systems to monitor irrigation patterns and fertilization needs when using reclaimed water
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> FS 1.5: Using reclaimed water in organic farming
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IP2- Agricultural advisory services
Leader: ECOFILAE
Leader: ECOFILAE
FACT SHEETS
> FS 2.1: Costs benefits analysis and feasibility of using reclaimed water
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> FS 2.2: Irrigation schemes when using reclaimed water
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> FS 2.3: Water and fertilizer savings when using reclaimed water
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> FS 2.4: Potential of reclaimed water for greenhouse farming
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> FS 2.5: Water reuse initiatives in agriculture in Europe
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IP3- Water reclamation operators
Leader: CER
Leader: CER
FACT SHEETS
> FS 3.1: Reclaimed Water quality requirements
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> FS 3.2: Contaminants of emerging concern (policies, technologies to remove them, efficiency, impacts in agricultural crops)
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> FS 3.3: Potential Antibiotic resistance and health impacts linked to irrigation with reclaimed water
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> FS 3.4: Key for success in Israel (and Cyprus?)
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> FS 3.5: Phosphorus recovery in water reuse
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IP4- Water engineering companies
Leader: BIOAZUL
Leader: BIOAZUL
FACT SHEETS
> FS 4.1: Filtration membranes and new filter materials
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> FS 4.2: Sensors and other innovative tools for monitoring reclaimed water quality
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> FS 4.3: Light-driven technologies for producing reclaimed water
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> FS 4.4: Nature based options for water reclamation processes
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> FS 4.5: Other technologies for water reclamation
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IP5- Consumers and general public
Leader: CECU
Leader: CECU
FACT SHEETS
> FS 5.1: Environmental benefits of irrigation with reclaimed water
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> FS 5.2: Organoleptic studies of agricultural products irrigated with reclaimed water
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> FS 5.3: Public perception and consumer acceptance of agricultural products irrigated with reclaimed water
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> FS 5.4: AKIS & Stakeholders analysis: Improving knowledge transfer channels to foster innovation in agricultural irrigation with reclaimed water
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> FS 5.5: Communicating the use of reclaimed water for agricultural irrigation E.g. how to transfer a positive image of using reclaimed water
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IP6- Authorities and policy makers
Leader: BIOAZUL
Leader: BIOAZUL
FACT SHEETS
> FS 6.1: New EU Regulation on reclaimed water for agricultural irrigation
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> FS 6.2: Water Reuse Risk Management Plans
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> FS 6.3: Water resources governance (e.g. how to incorporate reclaimed water into integrated water resources management)
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> FS 6.4: Strategic planning for the use of reclaimed water in agricultural irrigation (the planning process to develop SUWANU EUROPE action plans
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> FS 6.5: Confronting barriers for agricultural irrigation with reclaimed water and promoting synergies in geographical clusters
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