International projects
Explore Rijkswaterstaat’s international projects from A to Z. Our alliances with global partners demonstrate our steadfast commitment to developing and improving infrastructure for a safer, more connected world.
39 projects found.
Peak river flows create dangerous situations for ships entering and leaving the Juliana Canal. Rijkswaterstaat is therefore expanding the entrance.
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The project All4Biodiversity studies mowing management forms by assessing which measures can capitalise on the effects of climate change.
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Arnhem’s roads are witnessing increasing volumes of traffic. Rijkswaterstaat, with the Province of Gelderland, is taking action against congestion.
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The BE-GOOD project aims to make government information about infrastructure and the environment in North-West Europe accessible to a wider audience.
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The Cluster for Cloud-to-Coast Climate Change Adaptation (C5a) project promoted a whole-system and long-term perspective to address the tangible, economic and social consequences of anticipated flood events.
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Inland-waterway transport (IWT) plays a substantial role in the transportation of goods within Europe. This has many advantages. Read more on this page.
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The aim of the Jomopans was to develop a comprehensive, operational joint programme for monitoring ambient noise in the North Sea.
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NEA PANACEA is a project which focuses on assessments of the status of pelagic habitats, benthic habitats, food webs and marine birds.
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The China Europe Water Platform is a network for water co-operation between European countries and the Chinese Ministry of Water Resources.
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DATEX II is a way of distributing traffic information and traffic-management information that does not depend on language or presentation format.
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