Open opportunities from Water Research Foundation
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Emerging Opportunities
Water Research Foundation
This programme funds early-stage and emerging water research topics identified by the water sector. It is open to research organizations and institutions working on novel or underexplored water challenges.
Facilitated Research
Water Research Foundation
WRF facilitates collaborative research projects by convening utilities and research partners to co-fund studies on water-related challenges. Eligible applicants include utilities, research institutions, and partner organizations willing to participate in joint funding arrangements.
Unsolicited Research
Water Research Foundation
Water Research Foundation accepts unsolicited research proposals from the research community on water-related topics. This is an open call for investigator-initiated research projects aligned with WRF's mission.
Research Priority Program
Water Research Foundation
WRF's primary research funding mechanism that identifies and funds collaborative research priorities addressing critical water quality and management challenges in partnership with subscribers and the water sector. This is a broad call for research proposals aligned with sector-identified priorities in water, wastewater, and stormwater management.
Research Priority
Water Research Foundation
WRF funds subscriber-supported research addressing priority needs in the water sector, including treatment, supply, infrastructure, and management. Eligible applicants include water utilities, research institutions, and organizations working on water-related challenges.
Tailored Collaboration
Water Research Foundation
Collaborative research programme in which the Water Research Foundation partners with utilities and other co-funders to design and deliver tailored research projects addressing water sector challenges. Eligible applicants include utilities, research institutions, and other water-sector partners willing to co-fund and shape research priorities.