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The project aims to ensure that drinking water continues to meet high quality standards for all consumers in the EU amid the effects of climate change, providing support to water supply enterprises in implementing climate-resilient management procedures for the supply of safe, disinfected, and non-disinfected water.
Ensuring safe drinking water in sufficient quantities is essential for human health. Both surface and groundwater are important resources for drinking water supply across the European Union. While significant attention is given to the quantity of water, the threats posed by climate change on the quality of drinking water supply are not currently being adequately addressed.
Despite years of reliable operation of water supply systems with and without disinfection, a number of unresolved issues remain regarding microbial stability, the need for disinfection, and the health impacts of disinfection by-products, which are directly linked to the consequences of climate change, such as rising water temperatures and increased levels of natural organic matter.
Project goal
SafeCREW aims to support the new EU Directive on water cleaning by generating advanced knowledge and developing tools and guidelines for both disinfected and non-disinfected water treatment systems, as well as enhancing comprehensive quality characterization of water, new treatment solutions for active responses to identified threats, and managing distribution networks to prevent degradation of water quality up to consumers.
Project objectives
- Development of new solutions for purification, active response to identified threats, and improved management of water supply networks to support high-quality drinking water;
- New datasets on the emergence and concentration of previously unknown elements.by-products of disinfection;
- Stimulating commercial entities to further develop tools for quantitative assessment and mitigation of the impact of disinfectant by-products.
Consortium
- Milan Polytechnic University, Italy
- CIVKB Center for Water Competences Berlin is a nonprofit organization.Germany;
- LLC Bio-detection SystemsNetherlands;
- Eurecat Foundation, Spain;
- LLC TUTECH Innovations, Germany;
- MaltiSensor Systems Limited, United Kingdom;
- Federal Environment Agency, Germany
- Helmholtz Environmental Research Center LLC, Germany
- Water Consortium of Tarragona, Spain;
- Milan MetroItaly;
- National University of Water Management and Nature Resources Use, Ukraine.
General Information
Project duration: 4 yearsNovember 12022 –April 30 2026)
Project code:101081980
Project budget:4 186,197 Euros
Website:https://safecrew.org/about/
FUNDED BY THE EUROPEAN UNION. The views and opinions expressed are solely those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the position of the European Union or the Research Executive Agency (REA). Neither the European Union nor the funding body can be held responsible for them.
