Project partners: Chalmers University of Technology, Cytiva Sweden, Gryaab, Municipality of Gothenburg, Region Skåne, RISE Research Institutes of Sweden, Sweden Water Research, Uppsala Vatten & Avfall, Va Syd

Grant from Vinnova: 500 000 SEK

Call for proposals: Impact Innovation: Collaboration for Sustainable Water for All within the Water Wise Societies 2024 program

Contact person: Lina Lindahl

 

Purpose and objectives

The aim of this project is to investigate how recycled water and alternative water sources can be integrated into a future sustainable and resilient water supply. There are many different ways to reuse water and the most cost-effective, resource-efficient and resilient solutions vary according to local conditions. This project intends to explore this complexity from a systems perspective.

Expected impacts and results

The project is expected to result in a vision for Sweden’s future use and systems for recycled water. The project also defines which system changes are needed and which actions are prioritized to implement in the next step to drive development. The long-term effect of the project is that recycled water and alternative water sources effectively contribute to society’s water supply when it is reasonable based on resource use and cost.

Planned approach and implementation

The project brings together a broad group of actors in Sweden from academia, society and industry with significant knowledge in recycled water. Through a series of meetings, we jointly define the current situation and goals, as well as the areas that are most urgent to address to remove obstacles and support development.

 

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Goals and tasks

  • Wise use of water
  • Recycle and reuse water and its resources