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.
The MANABAS COAST project is aiming to integrate Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management to enhance biodiversity, recreation, and economic value.
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The Dutch project LIFE-IP NAS NASCCELERATE (2021-2027) aims to accelerate the implementation of climate adaptation measures in the Netherlands.
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MERIDIAN is a project with a mission: unleash power of Intelligent Transport Systems of the Trans-European Transport Network and enhance flor of traffic.
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The EMfloodresilience project is helping the region to be better prepared for extreme flooding. The project is funded by the European Interreg programme.
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Connected River is an EU funded (Interreg North Sea) transnational innovation project addressing challenges related to shared use of waterways and waterfronts.
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BEPROACT seeks to revolutionise critical infrastructure. This approach will equip organisations with the means to assess the status of infrastructural asset.
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ProCirc was a project in the North Sea region to experiment, implement and learn how circular economy and procurement could benefit the region. Read more.
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A key aim of Stars4Water is to empower decision-makers with the tools they need to assess the potential consequences of climate change.
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Climate change affects areas around the southern North Sea and English Channel. The flooding of 2 polders offers a unique living labratory. Read more.
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