Water4All inspires Generation Z: Practical kits to learn and tackle water challenges. Water4All is committed to promoting education and active engagement among young people, interactive education, and empowering young people to actively engage. The development of toolkits answers this commitment.
These kits are aimed at engaging Generation Z in water challenges, solutions, and career opportunities, and preparing them as future Water4All ambassadors. Providing practical tools to learn-by-doing in an interactive and engaging way is a simple way to reach the young generation.
They will be widely disseminated starting June 2026, to young generations and educators across Europe.
The toolkits include hands-on experiments with manuals and guidelines, enabling students and teachers to conduct experiments independently and connect learning to real-world water challenges. Eight toolkits were developed across partner countries, covering several Water4All SRIA (Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda) themes.
Toolkits presented at the Water4All Governing Board
The development and dissemination of the educational toolkits were presented to the partners at the Water4All Governing Board; some toolkits were showcased during the meeting. A live demonstration was conducted, showing and explaining with the Water Treatment Toolkits the physical and chemical processes for removing turbidity and colour from water, drawing the attention of Water4All partners in attendance.
Toolkits detailsHydrogeology Experiments (BRGM, France) – a toolkit to visualize groundwater flow, explore geology concepts, connect to daily life and climate change, discuss careers and women in science. Water Quality Assessment:(CIV Water, the Netherlands) – a toolkit to learn to assess water quality, understand contaminants, and critically evaluate local water bodies. Green Gold & Shape Your Soil (Wetsus, the Netherlands) –
Water Treatment Toolkits (LNEC, Portugal) –
Climate Change & Nature-Based Solutions (UEvora, Portugal) –
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