Reliability and effectiveness of integrated alternative water resources management for regional climate change adaptation

Project Information

RECREATE

Grant agreement ID: 101136598

DOI

10.3030/101136598

EC signature date 6 December 2023

Start date 1 January 2024

End date 31 December 2027

Funded under

• Food, Bioeconomy Natural Resources, Agriculture and Environment

Total cost

€ 3 437 782,52

EU contribution

€ 3 392 557,50

Coordinated by

FUNDACIO EURECAT
Spain

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Deliverables

Documents, reports (7)

Initial roadmap for the implementation and monitoring of actions at the Case Studies

D5.1 will present the initial developed RECREATE roadmap to foster and guide the collaboration and coordination of activities to implement the AWR solutions in each of the CS in the project.

First updated roadmap and implementation and monitoring of actions at the Case Studies

D5.2 will present the first updated RECREATE roadmap to foster and guide the collaboration and coordination of activities to implement the AWR solutions in each of the CS of the project. Built on D5.1.

Initial Dissemination, Communication and Exploitation Strategy

D6.1 will cover the RECREATE initial Dissemination, Communication and Exploitation Strategy that will serve as the guide for maximising the external and internal impact of the project throughout its implementation period and the future sustainability and exploitation of the results generated in the project.

Stakeholder engagement strategy and plan including CoP’s architecture and stakeholder mapping for each case study region

D2.1 will cover the results of the mapping exercise to identify and analyse the profile of the most relevant stakeholders for establishment of RECREATE Community of Practice (CoP) that includes the different institutions involved in AWR harvesting, supply, and reuse in the CS regions, with the support of all CS leaders, partners and stakeholders already connected to the project.

System architecture blueprint, service requirements and data management plan

D3.1 will cover the system architecture blueprint, service requirements and data management plan of the RECREATE_WT tool which will act as a guide for the development and deployment of the tool during and after the project completion.

Interim Report on the Resilience-based stress-testing framework for AWR supply systems and technologies

D4.1 will present the interim results of the framework for resilience assessment for complex systems which is enhanced to account for multiple uncertainties inherent in multi-hazard contexts. The framework will enable assessment of system resilience both before and after AWR supply systems and technologies are deployed, quantifying improvements in resilience – especially in view of climate mitigation and adaptation potential as well as environmental and health performance. This deliverable will have a final update in D4.2.

Project Handbook and Quality plan

D7.1 will be a manual (report) with detailed instructions and templates for the edition of the different deliverables and compliance with the reporting obligations. It will include guidelines for the delivery of the deliverables and milestones, quality control, risk monitoring of the project, and governance of RECREATE.

Websites, patent fillings, videos etc. (1)

RECREATE Project website

D6.2 will be the RECREATE website that will serve as the public face of the project where all activities, status of the different tasks, and public deliverables will be updated regularly. It will contribute to maximise the communication and dissemination impact of the project by reaching a wider audience.

Data Management Plan (1)

Initial data management plan

D7.2 provides an initial Data Management Plan (DMP) in compliance with the Guidelines on FAIR Data Management in Horizon Europe, GDPR, and open science best practices. This deliverable will evolve during the lifetime of the project and will represent the status of the data management implementation as the project evolves during its 4-year period. The DMP will detail the data that will be collected/ generated, how personal data will be handled in compliance with European GDPR guidelines, whether the data will be shared and made open or preserved. As a rule, the intention of the consortium would be to make all the generated data sets as open as possible for external parties to reuse while complying with data privacy, security, and IP rights of the data owners.