🎥💧 The NINFA Workshop Video Is Here!
We are delighted to share the official video from the NINFA Project Workshop – “Understanding Groundwater Through Innovation”, recently held in Los Alcázares, Murcia.
in building a more resilient and sustainable future for groundwater resources. 👏 A sincere thank you to all speakers, participants, partners, and authorities whose expertise and commitment made this event such a success.
We believe that tools like NINFA DSS ��� can play a crucial role in addressing the serious groundwater issues affecting the territory, fostering 🌍 innovation, 🤝 collaboration, and more resilient water management strategies.
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🔬💧 NINFA Workshop: Understanding Groundwater Through Innovation
The NINFA Project Workshop was recently held at 🏛️ Los Alcázares Town Hall (Murcia, Spain), providing a valuable space for 🤝 knowledge exchange and dialogue on groundwater management.
The workshop also featured Ignacio Villanueva from the Segura River Basin Authority (Confederación Hidrográfica del Segura, O.A.), whose contribution brought 🧠 key institutional and technical insights into the region’s groundwater challenges.
🌍💧 NINFA Project Workshop | Understanding Groundwater Through Innovation
On 21 April 2026, the NINFA Project will host a hybrid workshop in Los Alcázares Murcia) and online via Microsoft Teams, bringing together experts, public authorities, and project partners to discuss...
The NINFA Project team wishes everyone joyful holidays spent with family, friends, and loved ones ❤️.
As we reflect on 2025, we are grateful 🙏 for all the support, collaboration, and shared achievements 🏆 that have made our journey so meaningful.
Looking ahead to 2026, we are excited 🚀 to continue driving innovation, fostering new partnerships, and creating positive impact together.
May the New Year bring you health, happiness 😊, and great success 📈 in all your endeavors.
helping NINFA understand the aquifer’s vulnerability to climate change and seawater intrusion 🔍💧
A strong collaborative effort under NINFA to develop effective and resilient groundwater management solutions 💪
Advancing Groundwater Resilience with NINFA Project 💧🚀
The NINFA Project recently carried out key fieldwork in Los Alcázares (Murcia, Spain) to monitor groundwater quality and strengthen sustainable water management 🌍💦
What’s next?
The 6-month data-collection phase has begun 📊🕵️♂️
These datasets will feed into the advanced transport model developed by the Hydrology team at Sapienza University of Rome...