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Hydroinformatics and Socio-Technical InnovationPage

Led by Dimitri Solomatine, this department focuses on catalysing change in society, technology and policy, and enhancing the use of enabling ICTs, towards sustainability and resilience.

How to reach IHE DelftPage

Our visiting address is Westvest 7, Delft, The Netherlands. Please bring your ID (driver's licence, passport or ID card) with you in order to enter the building.

Research linesPage

The research activities of the Hydrology & Water Resources chair group focus on three research lines: Hydrological processes near the earth's surface, Ecohydrology and Basin hydrology and global changes.

HWR EducationPage

The chair group is responsible for the Hydrology and Water Resources specialization of the MSc Programme of Water Science and Engineering.

Flood ResilienceChair group

The Flood Resilience chair group (FRG) aims at advancing and disseminating scientific knowledge and practical application of resilience for flood and drought risk management.

PhD defence and Awarding Ceremony Charles KomakechEvents

On 4 July 2013, the Public Defence and Awarding Ceremony of Charles K. Komakech will take place. Prof. Pieter van der Zaag will be his promotor.

Research strategyPage

This section provides an overview of the research strategy of the Water Management Chair group. It discusses the different research lines and their interlinkages.

Research topicsPage

This section provides an overview of the research topics of the Water Management Chair group corresponding with the research lines defined in the research strategy.

IHE Delft Annual ReportsPage

All of IHE Delft Annual Reports dating back to 2003 are available for download below. The Annual Reports give an overview of the Institute's activities in a given year. They also include several annexes with data and statistics.

UNESCO-IHE Member of Water Supply and Sanitation Technology PlatformNews

UNESCO-IHE has recently become a full member of the Water Supply and Sanitation Technology Platform. The platform was initiated by the European Commission in 2004 to promote coordination and collaboration of research and technology development in...

1st International Water Integrity ForumNews

The first Water Integrity Forum was jointly organized by the Water Integrity Network (WIN), UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education and the Water Governance Centre (WGC) in Delft, the Netherlands from 5 – 7 June 2013. It was attended by more...

Memorandum of Agreement with SUEZ ENVIRONNEMENT renewedNews

A renewal of the Memorandum of Agreement with SUEZ ENVIRONNEMENT has been recently signed. This marks the beginning of Phase 4 of the long standing cooperation between UNESCO-IHE and SUEZ ENVIRONNEMENT. Many activities are included in the scope of...

Water Conflict Management IShort course

Dealing with conflicts, and water related conflicts, requires strong interpersonal skills as well as an understanding of the conflict at hand. This course provides a framework to analyse conflicts and in-depth training in key skills to engage...

Water Conflict Management IIShort course

The course offers a comprehensive introduction to the key concepts of water conflict and cooperation, including approaches to international water law, water management institutions, cooperation mechanisms and conflict resolution tools. It...

Surface Water Treatment IIShort course

The aim of this course is to present and exchange state-of-the-art knowledge and experience on the technologies and design practices of conventional water treatment systems.

Water Treatment Processes and PlantsShort course

This course offers participants the opportunity to creatively apply their knowledge and experience in water quality and water treatment methods.

Environmental Engineering & Water TechnologyAcademic department

The EEWT Department contributes to the provision of safe drinking water, adequate sanitation and resource recovery, focusing on developing countries and countries in transition.

Water Management & GovernancePage

IHE Delft’s research programme on water management and governance is centred on the conviction that the social, biophysical and technological processes of water systems are intrinsically linked. Only by understanding these processes and their...

Water & Ecosystems QualityPage

Ecosystem structure and function is a pillar of water integrity. Knowledge of the interaction of the physical, chemical and biotic environment is essential to guide management and policies for the wise, and hence sustainable, use of surface...

Information & Knowledge SystemsPage

This theme addresses the flow of information and the generation of knowledge related to the dynamics of water in the real world, through the integration of information and communication technologies for data acquisition, modeling, forecasting,...

Water, Food & Energy SecurityPage

The main goal of this research theme is reducing the knowledge gap to management of land and water resources for food and energy security in a sustainable and equitable way, in synergy with natural ecosystems and compatible with the respective...

Alumni E-NewsletterPage

The IHE Delft Alumni E-UPDATE is a quarterly newsletter sent to all alumni by email. It is meant to keep alumni informed about events, courses, news from the Institute, alumni achievements and relevant information from alumni worldwide.

Online Alumni NetworksPage

A great means to stay in touch with IHE Delft and with fellow alumni worldwide is through social media platforms. As an alumna/us you can join these groups.

Alumni DayPage

IHE Delft annually celebrates Alumni Day. This event takes place on the 3rd Thursday of October, during the Official Opening of the Academic Year. During the event, the alumni award is given and the new students will be addressed by the winning...

Water-related Hazards & Climate ChangePage

Water-related hazards like floods, droughts, pollution and related issues, are increasing in frequency and intensity almost everywhere around the globe due to population growth and effects of climate change.

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