FAQs Section
FAQs about the Wetlands Multi-Stakeholder Platform
Wetlands: our defence for a cleaner future
Wetlands play a vital role in biodiversity, climate resilience, and water management. To study how to protect them, the EU-funded project REWET was funded.
REWET is focusing on determining how the restoration and management of wetlands can be optimised to maximise their carbon uptake while in balance with type-specific natural processes and biodiversity. The project is studying freshwater wetlands, floodplains and peatlands restoration holistically, including social and economic aspects.
Recognizing their importance, the Wetlands Multi-Stakeholder Platform was created to bring together stakeholders from various sectors and to share insights, data, and successful restoration efforts. By fostering collaboration, we aim to accelerate wetland conservation and ensure sustainable management for future generations.
FAQs about the Wetlands Multi-Stakeholder Platform
The Wetlands Multi-Stakeholder Platform is a collaborative digital space dedicated to advancing wetland restoration and sustainable conservation. It provides access to research, open data, and real-world restoration projects. It has been developed in the framework of the REWET project.
The platform is open to all stakeholders, including researchers, environmental NGOs, policy makers, wetland managers, local authorities and citizens. There is no formal membership: anyone can access resources, explore data, and engage with ongoing initiatives.
You can contribute in several ways by completing our contact form.
- Sharing case studies, research papers, or best practices.
- Submitting open data related to wetland restoration.
- Showcasing restoration projects for greater visibility and collaboration.
- Engaging with stakeholders through discussions and events.
