GeoSpatial and Artificial intelligence technologies: InnovatiVE approach for water resources management
SAVE water combines geospatial technologies and artificial intelligence to ensure sustainable water management under crisis conditions across Mediterranean and European regions.
Driving change across the Mediterranean
Sustainable water management requires connecting people, data and technology
Water scarcity in the Mediterranean is a cross-border reality. SAVE water answers it with an integrated approach that connects real-world Living Labs, geospatial observation and artificial intelligence — turning scattered data into decisions stakeholders can actually use.
From the Tunisian plains to the Iberian Peninsula, the consortium works hand in hand with farmers, authorities and researchers to co-design solutions that fit local water realities.
- 9 national Living Labs testing solutions in the field
- Real-time monitoring powered by AI and remote sensing
- One shared platform for researchers and decision-makers
From knowledge to practice
Four interlinked pillars turn field data into real decisions — from a shared water database to a dashboard for sustainable management.
Water system database
Establishing a Mediterranean water database integrating Living Lab data and existing datasets.
Real-time monitoring & prediction
An intelligent system combining real-time water monitoring with predictive models.
Land use & climate modelling
Modelling land use and climate change impacts on hydrological systems via remote sensing.
Vulnerability & decision support
Local vulnerability models and a collaborative platform for water stakeholders.
Implementing sustainable water solutions in 9 countries
Explore the Mediterranean and North African regions where SAVE water’s interdisciplinary consortium tests and demonstrates sustainable water management approaches in water-scarce areas across its nine partner countries.
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Partners
SAVE water brings together 13 partners from 9 Mediterranean and European countries, coordinated by the Faculty of Sciences of Tunis, University of Tunis El Manar (FST-UTM).
FST-UTM
Tunisia
Coordinator
MSE-UMA
Tunisia
FSTT
Morocco
IAV
Morocco
UBMA
Algeria
TU Berlin
Germany
ISASI-CNR
Italy
Agrianto
Italy
FOAFU
Egypt
CIRAD
France
UGE
France
FC.ID
Portugal
USC
Spain