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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

The importance of drought resilience through better water management

Drought conditions are placing increasing pressure on water resources across England. Lower river flows, declining reservoir storage and restrictions on water abstraction are affecting agriculture, public water supplies and natural ecosystems. Even when rainfall returns, short periods of rain may not be sufficient to restore depleted water resources. Managing drought requires retaining water when its available so it can be [...]

August 5, 2026|News|

Building Trust in Alternative Water Resources: A Joint Webinar by the AWR4Climate Cluster

The AWR4Climate Cluster, a collaborative initiative between the MARCLAIMED, AWARD, and RECREATE projects, together with Water Europe are organising an online webinar 'How to become a Water-Oriented Living Lab', from 10:00 to 11:30 AM (CEST). The 90-minute online session will tackle one of the most critical hurdles in the water sector: the gap between innovative technological solutions and their widespread [...]

July 27, 2026|News|

Strengthening water resilience in a changing climate

Climate change is increasing pressure on water resources and making future conditions more difficult to predict. A new report from the UN Environment Programme warns that global warming is expected to exceed 1.5°C. This risk could mean extreme weather, damage to ecosystems and growing pressure on water supplies, food production, cities and infrastructure. Reducing emissions remains essential, but communities and [...]

July 8, 2026|News|
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