We are an Urban Species! Globally, more people live in urban than in rural areas. By 2018, 55% of the world’s population resided in urban areas, a significant increase from
As a multifaceted project, D4RUNOFF is divided into seven work packages (WPs). Each WP addresses specific aims that work together to deliver on the overall innovative framework. Here we will
May 22nd, recognised as the International Day of Biological Diversity, serves as a global reminder of the importance of safeguarding our planet’s rich array of species. The theme for this
The D4RUNOFF project aims to address water pollution caused from urban runoff, by improving the quality of water that gets released back into our natural water systems after natural events
From 28th February to 02nd March, consortia members travelled to Santander for the D4RUNOFF Open Day and General Assembly. Over three days, The University of Cantabria hosted several activities related
We’re looking to collect feedback to inform the development of a co-designed AI-assisted platform which will support urban planners, policymakers, utilities, local communities, and citizens to make better decisions in
The EU-funded project D4RUNOFF officially launched on 1 September 2022. The kickoff meeting, gathering all 12 partners of the consortium, was held on 29 September 2022 in Odense, Denmark. During