Projects
Projects
Rijkswaterstaat is always developing and innovating. An overview of some of the current environmental projects that are being carried out by or on behalf of Rijkswaterstaat is listed below.
Be-GOOD
The BE-GOOD project aims to make government information in the areas of infrastructure and the environment accessible to a wider audience.
C5a
C5a aims to effect an adaptation to the physical, economic and social consequences of future flooding which also factors in climate change.
Circular Public Procurement
In the Baltic Sea Region, international partners are working to develop the market for circular products and services through government procurement.
CityLoops
7 European cities are piloting a series of demonstration actions and over 30 new tools and processes across construction and demolition waste and organic waste.
ECAP
The LIFE project ECAP ended in 2019. ECAP was striving to make the textile chain more sustainable and circular.
Green/Blue Rhine Alliance
The parties of the Euro region are working together on cross-border ecological links, otter migration routes, flood plains and fish migration.
Greener Waterway Infrastructure
Greener Waterway Infrastructure focuses on the high consumption of energy and carbon emissions by water authorities in North-West Europe.
H2Benelux
The H2Benelux project aims to create a hydrogen infrastructure and launch 8 hydrogen refuelling stations in the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg.
Jomopans
Joint Monitoring Programme for Ambient Noise in the North Sea (Jomopans) develops a operational joint monitoring programme for ambient sound in the North Sea.
ProCirc
ProCirc is a transnational project in the North Sea region set up to experiment, implement and learn how circular economy and procurement can benefit the region.
RECOMS
The purpose of RECOMS is to train 15 ESRs/ doctoral candidates to promoting and facilitating resourceful and resilient community environmental practice.
Solar Highways
Rijkswaterstaat is developing a sustainable noise barrier that absorbs traffic noise and simultaneously generates electricity.
Waste collection rivers
A large part of the pollution in the North Sea is supplied by rivers. For this reason, efforts are being made to clear up litter in and alongside Dutch rivers.