Keys to successful transitioning-lessons from the Netherlands' and Japanese delta cities

Perspectives on innovation: a survey of the Dutch urban water sector

Creating water robust urban environments in the Netherlands: linking spatial planning, design and asset management using a three-step approach

Linking water policy innovation and urban renewal: the case of Rotterdam, The Netherlands

Transforming water infrastructure by linking water management and urban renewal in Rotterdam

Innovations in urban water management to reduce the fulnerability of cities

Alternative water management options to reduce vulnerability for climate change in the Netherlands

Receptivity to transformative change in the Dutch urban water management sector

Innovatief waterbeheer vermindert stedelijke kwetsbaarheid

Reducing flood vulnerability of urban lowland areas

Comparative case studies towards mainstreaming water sensitive urban design in Australia and the Netherlands

Verkenning technische en economische haalbaarheid van het stedelijk watersysteem als energieleverancier

Exploring the technical and economic feasibility of using the urban water system as a sustainable energy source

Stormwater management and multi source water supply in Japan: Innovative approaches to reduce vulnerability

Every Drop Counts. Environmentally Sound Technologies for Urban and Domestic Water Use Efficiency

Transforming water infrastructure by linking water management and urban renewal in Rotterdam

Exploring the technical and economic feasibility of using the urban water system as a sustainable energy source

Local water resources and urban renewal. A Rotterdam case study

The closed city as a strategy to reduce vulnerability of urban areas for climate change

Drijvende stad als antwoord op klimaatveranderingen