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Explore the Water Resilience Hub’s curated tools and resources by target audience, thematic area, or material type.

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Mangrove reforestation

Technology

Successful mangrove reforestation through systems analysis and stakeholder engagement. How we achieved >70% survival rate of mangrove reforestation (versus global average of 20%).

Mangrove restoration using dredged materials

Technology

Nature-based solutions to accelerate mangrove restoration through beneficial reuse of dredged material at Weg Naar Zee (Suriname)

Mangrove system restoration

Technology

An explorative landscape study to mangrove system restoration and (urban) transformation strategies in coastal areas of Suriname in relation to sea level rise.

MARVI - Western Sydney University

by Western Sydney University

Technology

Participatory and citizen science approach to groundwater monitoring and management at the village level.

Mekong Delta Living Lab

Technology

Mekong Delta Living Lab: An open-air laboratory for coastal protection and nature-based solutions.

Mekong Region Futures Institute (MERFI)

Technology

Cross-sector engagement process and integrated assessment modelling for revealing and managing Nexus trade-offs.

Molecularly Imprinted Polymer Sensors (MIPS) Innovations

by MIPS Innovation

Technology

Automated online sensor technology based on molecular imprinting and piezoelectric effect that enable real-time and label-free sensing with high sensitivity and selectivity. Highlighted features including IoT accessibility, automated sampling and re-generation, modular designs, low interference and high accuracy.

Multiple Uses Water Services (MUS) by SUSWA-NIRAS

Technology

A water resources management tool to improve the quality of life of marginalized and smallholders through MUS system promotions.

NexusBit

by NexusBit

Technology

Contactless Water Quality Sensors which monitors parameters like turbidity and algae concentration from above the water bodies. This sensor system enables simple and low-maintenance site deployment, and revolutionizing water quality monitoring methods like measurement directly from aerial drones and from bridges or structures.

NIED Large-Scale Rainfall Simulator

by National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention (NIED) Japan

Technology

NIED's Large-Scale Rainfall Simulator has the world's largest rainfall area and sprinkling capacity, and can produce rainfall intensities between 15 and 300 mm/hr