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Supporting decision-making and adaptation policies to address water scarcity and water stress

MARCLAIMED is an EU-funded project aimed at integrating the solutions Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) with Alternative Water Resources (AWR) to mitigate water stress and proactively manage droughts. This integration is essential for the sustainable use of both surface and groundwater resources.

Supporting decision-making and adaptation policies to address water scarcity and water stress
Duration

Duration

36 months

Budget

Budget

€ 3 209 652.75

Partners

Partners

12

3 demo sites

Demo sites

3

demo sites

3 demo sites

Barcelona, Spain: Treated wastewater for aquifer recharge
Barcelona, Spain

Barcelona, Spain

Treated wastewater for aquifer recharge

Comporta, Portugal: Wastewater for irrigation
Comporta, Portugal

Comporta, Portugal

Improve effluent quality & preserve groundwater.

Wadden Region Netherlands: Agricultural water reuse
Breezand, Netherlands

Wadden Region, Netherlands

Agricultural water reuse

News & Events

Latest news & events

Unlocking the Potential of Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR)

MAR Approaches Across Demonstration Sites to Address Environmental and Socio-Economic Challenges The current challenges posed by extreme events and climate variability present both a threat and an opportunity. Flood events, such as heavy seasonal rains, can serve as valuable sources of water that can be stored for future use or for providing environmental benefits, such as supporting ecosystems. Other Alternative [...]

July 9, 2025|News|

Business Models for Alternative Water Resources: Ensuring Economic Viability

Strategies for scaling up MAR solutions, including cost recovery models and market potential At MARCLAIMED, we are developing business models that ensure Alternative Water Resources (AWR) and Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) are not only technically feasible, but economically viable. With water scarcity threatening agriculture, industry, and ecosystems across Europe, the case for MAR is growing. Yet scaling up requires more [...]

July 3, 2025|News|

Europe’s Worsening Drought Crisis Sparks Urgent Call for Wastewater Reuse and Innovative Water Management

With the European Drought Observatory issuing stark warnings for Southern, Eastern, and Central Europe, a consensus is emerging among experts: the continent's escalating water crisis is a problem of management, not just scarcity. As leaders seek solutions, attention is turning to the vast, untapped potential of treated wastewater. According to the European Investment Bank, over 80% of Europe's wastewater is [...]

July 1, 2025|News|
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