Regional pathways & action plans

Water recycling and climate-resilient water management do not follow a one-size-fits-all path. Because geographies, climates, and institutional contexts differ, each region must define its own tailored strategy – one that reflects local needs, opportunities, resources, and preparedness. A key success factor is having a local driver willing to make the change happen.

Click the map to explore how different regions around the Baltic Sea have found their own pathways to water recycling within the WaterMan project, shaping strategies around concrete pilot measures that show what is possible in practice. They were led by different types of institutions (including municipalities, regions, water companies, and research institutes) and offer a wide range of inspiration that you can combine to tailor an approach for your own region.

Afterwards, we recommend to visit also our library of practical tools and guidelines, designed to help you define your own pathway in practice, from basic groundwork to advanced planning.

Click here to explore further best practices from outside the Baltic Sea Region.