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Better monitoring of the earth, its climate and of the water uses (e.g. satellite technology, remote sensing, unmanned aerial vehicles, citizen observations and information crowdsourcing, digitalisation of the water sector).
Better data management and analysis (e.g. Internet of Things, Big Data science, machine learning, Geographical Information Systems, advanced Information and Communication Technologies, integrated data visualisation and decision support platforms).
Better socio-environmental modelling and forecasting (e.g. near-real-time modelling and forecasting of natural phenomena including hydrological and drought forecasting, agent-based modelling of coupled socio-environmental systems, elicitation of social attitudes through serious gaming).
Better technologies for increasing technical water efficiency (e.g. leakage detection and control in water networks, precision agriculture technologies, industrial symbiosis).
Better tools for raising awareness and controlling water consumption (e.g. mobile applications promoting awareness and behavioural change against water consumption, schemes on water footprinting of processes and products).
Better technologies for enabling and promoting water supply from alternative water sources (e.g. more energy-efficient desalination and water reuse with minimisation of environmental risks, real-time monitoring of water quality parameters for safe water reuse).
Better technologies for Managed Aquifer Recharge for urban settings.

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