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SCOREwater harness digital innovation in the water sector and contributes to building smart cities.

This project will help us reduce pollution at source, minimizing the discharge of improper waste to the toilet. SCOREwater will allow better communication with stakeholders for the continuous improvement of the urban water cycle.

The SCOREWater project is a great opportunity for the city of Barcelona to improve the management of the water cycle at an environmental level and with a social perspective.

SCOREwater project will help us increase the quantitative and qualitative wastewater information in Barcelona. The tools that SCOREwater will provide will contribute to a better environmental, social and economic management of the urban water cycle.

Gothenburg is expanding with numerous construction projects affecting runoff water quality from urban surfaces. We hope to get a better understanding through the project how construction sites alter runoff water quality and recipient waters in the City of Gothenburg.

Gothenburg is a rapidly expanding coastal city. The SCOREwater project is interesting to us since it aims to reduce water pollution from construction sites by developing water-smart digital solutions for stormwater management and monitoring.

I want to contribute to challenges caused by climate change.

I think it’s important to collaborate with companies, universities, the water authority and residents to improve our water management. SCOREwater is a great opportunity to do so.

For me SCOREwater is a good opportunity to test out new urban water management concepts together. 

Getting more information about the effect of climate change in our city and on our inhabitants, with new, innovative technologies and data. Let’s learn about how to keep our city comfortable and attractive

We want to help cities improve resilience by using novel IA technologies to solve crucial urban water problems

SCOREwater wants to support urban resilience through the use of historical data and Machine Learning models in the most efficient way possible, avoiding structural, social and ecological damages.

With this great European collaboration we get the chance to find resilient water solutions for a better environment. I can’t wait to see the outcome!

The European H2020 project SCOREwater is a great opportunity for businesses to test smart digital (water) solutions in Amersfoort, Barcelona and Gothenburg by using the open source FIWARE standards.

Thanks to the SCOREwater project, we can make a real impact in water management, addressing several of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. I really believe in the collaborative character of this project and I’m convinced that the outcomes will have international implications

Insight in data is the key to a future proof solution.

​I am proud to work with other government, research and industry professionals exploring ICT innovations for sustainable water management in cities of the future.

Working with like-minded fellow Europeans to improve the resilience of our home towns regarding water management; that’s why I am proud to be a member of the SCOREwater.

I imagine a future in which lifestyle habits and health status can be mined from sewage in near real-time, and used to inform policy makers, health practitioners, urban planners, and researchers alike. SCOREwater proposes a pioneering approach to bring sewage information mining into practice at the intra-urban scale.

| Not involved anymore | Health, social and environmental sciences studying sewage together to improve life in cities. A wonderful idea.

Wastewater has a lot of untapped potential – SCOREwater brings together the natural and social sciences to expand on what sort of information we can mine from it.

Sewage hides a huge amount of information about us that is coded in genes, metabolites, and chemicals. SCOREwater aims to decode this information into knowledge to build better, water-smart cities.

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We aim to further develop a concept for obtaining relevant epidemiological information, such as lifestyle and dietary habits, health status and exposure to pollutants using urban wastewater as human observatory.

An inspiring project with significant positive impact on advancing in the real-time micro-scale pro-environmental lifestyles analysis and changing behaviours.

Diving into the sewage to unravel the mysteries of urban behaviour.

SCOREwater is a great opportunity to improve the sustainability of sewer systems management through socially relevant knowledge.

Water related issues are getting more and more focus in the media. Both related to climate change but also urbanization. I see SCOREwater as an important and exiting project that plays an important role for future development of cities

Here in Göteborg it rains a lot and there are several major building projects ongoing. SCOREwater will develop procedures to minimize the impact on water quality downstream the construction sites.

Too much water, too little water or poor quality water is challenging societies in many different ways. I think the SCOREwater project is exciting as it is aiming towards strengthening cities resilience regarding water management with the help of digital solutions as well as real people.

SCOREwater will provide tools to manage the effects of urbanization and climate change with regard to wastewater, stormwater and flooding events, in a cost-effective way, addressing various policies and directives, engaging citizens in sustainable water management as well as contribute to a growing market for water-related SMEs.

For me as a sociologist, it is interesting to be involved in SCOREwater and observe and support how digital services related to water can be developed together with users and stakeholders.

By bringing together a team of experts highly qualified in their respective areas, SCOREwater is well equipped for taking on the challenges with digitalisation in the city water domain.

The high quality online monitoring data of the project will lead to improved storm- and wastewater management.

​Accurate real-time data for transparent environmental monitoring is a challenge worth the efforts

SCOREwater will be a start for cities to collaborate with the goal to be water resilient using ICT. Open Source and Open Data will make it easier for cities to share development, data and computational models and we will together explore the possibilities this can have for the different stakeholders as well as for the economy in this new digital ecosystem.

Through Scorewater, many interesting possibilities of how to make use of water quality data through data analysis arises.

The SCOREwater project is a perfect opportunity to get smart data to improve city governance. Specifically in Barcelona, learning about citizens habits will allow to better manage and operate sewer networks as well as having a positive impact on the environment and people’s health.

SCOREwater is a great opportunity to raise the awareness on a EU level regarding the importance of sustainable water management in construction projects

SCOREwater addresses several important topics related to sustainable water management, and will help drive the implementation of efficient treatment and monitoring of construction stormwater within the European union.

SCOREwater inspires me to rethink the way we handle water, it is an exciting but also necessary project to ensure we will have resilient, smart cities in the future!

I look forward to developing new solutions for handling water in cities on an international level, through the SCOREwater project.

I believe technology is a key part in building future-proof cities and I am delighted to explore how we can realize crucial innovations through the SCOREwater project.

It is never too early nor too late to acquire new knowledge about the world - and this is needed if we are to achieve the Global Goals by 2030. The Scorewater project creates an important opportunity to raise public awareness about city water management and societal sustainable development.

My driving force is to see how, with the help of new knowledge and technology, we can increase both knowledge and engagement about sustainable development, in this case water, which in turn can lead to increased awareness and a sustainable world.