Water Harmony is a concept initiated by Harsha Ratnaweera, a professor in Water Technology at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU), and his colleagues. The vision of Water Harmony is to harmonise water related graduate education across the globe; to continuously and collectively improve the global quality of water-related education through sharing of best practices. In this process, emerging challenges in the water industry and the resulting research, developments and innovations are also addressed.
| Projects: | Partners: | Funding: |
MEMPREX-I & II: International Partnership |
INTPART-RCN | 12 mill NOK |
| AECo Advancing electrocoagulation | INTPART-RCN/DiKU | 6.5 mill NOK |
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Digitalisation of water industry by innovative graduate water education |
Erasmus+ Knowledge Alliances, 12 partners from 6 EU/EEA countries |
1 mill € |
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Graduates for Climate Change adapted water management /CCWater |
12 universities from EU and Asia, Erasmus+ CBHE |
1 mill € |
| Closing the Water Cycle Gap with Harmonised Actions |
EU-ERANET Water JPI | 1.9 mill € |
| Inst. Capacity Building in Water Mgmt & Climate Change Adaption |
NORAD, 11 universities (Africa, Norway) | 20 mill NOK |
| Water Harmony educational collaboration with 10 Eurasian universities |
DiKU | 12 mill NOK |
| Erasmus+ | 1 mill € | |
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Strengthening of master curricula in water resources management for the Western Balkans HEIs |
SWARM, Erasmus+ | 1 mill € |
