Our project is based on the belief that it is essential to work closely with local and municipal authorities. Effective implementation of water retention solutions requires the active participation of communities and coordination with local governments. We are committed to working closely with municipalities, providing clear and practical guidelines to improve the situation in different regions. The project focuses on identifying positive and negative examples in water management. We want to highlight successful initiatives that can serve as role models while pointing out ineffective practices that should be avoided. Learning from the experiences of other countries and communities is crucial to inform our recommendations and ensure that we are promoting proven and effective solutions. The need to build public awareness of the importance of water retention is another crucial reason for our application. We understand that a lack of public understanding and awareness of these issues can hinder efforts to implement effective solutions. Through awareness-raising and education strategies, we aim to engage the community in the protection and sustainable management of water.
Pacto Verde and Pre Edukaciu Sabinova applied for this project for several fundamental reasons that reflect our deep concern about the challenges related to water retention all over Europe specifically in Spain and in Slovakia. We recognise that water is a vital resource that sustains life, influences greenhouse gases and plays a crucial role in environmental stability. The issue of water protection is not often discussed in the context of global warming, and that was one of the main reasons why we got involved in the project. Our motivation for applying this project is based on the urgency of addressing these problems and providing practical and affordable solutions that benefit both society and the environment. First and foremost, the basis of our application lies in the understanding that water is essential to life itself. Not only is it necessary for human consumption, but it also plays a critical role in the growth of vegetation and ecological balance. We recognise that without adequate water, life in all its forms is threatened, and it is our responsibility to address this fundamental issue to ensure the survival and well-being of present and future generations.