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Among many others, the following reports have been used as inputs in developing this report: Effectiveness of urban wastewater treatment policies in selected countries: an EEA pilot study (EEA, 2005), Towards the efficient use of water resources in Europe (EEA, 2012a),  Water resources in Europe in the context of vulnerability (EEA, 2012b) , Assessment of cost recovery through water pricing Economic instruments (EEA, 2013a), National adaptation policy processes in European countries – 2014 (EEA, 2014),  Water-retention potential of Europe's forests: a European overview to support natural water retention measures (EEA, 2015), Public participation, contributing to better water management: experiences from eight case studies across Europe(EEA et al., 2014),  Climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction in Europe -Enhancing coherence of the knowledge base, policies and practices (EEA, 2017a), Water management in Europe: price and non-price approaches to water conservation (EEA, 2017g), European waters- Assessment of status and pressures (Kristensen et al., 2018), Landscapes in transition-An account of 25 years of land cover change in Europe (EEA, 2017e), Industrial waste water treatment: pressures on Europe's environment (EEA, 2019d), Climate change adaptation in the agriculture sector in Europe(EEA, 2019a), State of nature in the EU (EEA, 2020f) and finally The European environment: state and outlook 2020 : knowledge for transition to a sustainable Europe (EEA, 2019j) presents a comprehensive analysis of the above elements and opens perspectives towards a systems approach.