Erasmus+ Key Action2 : HydroEurope

The HydroEurope project will develop innovative training material and modules in a pan European approach for MSc
students in international course programmes who are future water engineers and who will be especially strongly engaged
within the mitigation of extreme water related hazards (such as flash floods and related water pollution accidents) and
resilience strategy development that is a priority identified within Horizon Europe strategy. All recent studies (IPPCC report
of 2022) underline that climate change will exacerbate severe and extreme flash floods events. In combination with such
extreme hydrological events, water quality issues due to accidental pollutions remain a constant threat for local European
communities that are not currently properly equipped with professionals who have competences and skills within the
numerical and data driven simulation field including estimation of data, models and result uncertainties for extreme and
accidental events. This is an important contribution to the “Environment and fight against climate change” priority.