Two years after the first edition in Lyon, the national exploratory research programme OneWater – Eau Bien Commun invites you to meet again for three days of exchange and collaboration.
This year, scientists, territorial stakeholders, water managers, students, and all those interested in water issues are invited to share, question, and co-develop ideas around freshwater as a common good.
Whether you are discovering OneWater – Eau Bien Commun for the first time or following its progress, these three days will provide an opportunity to:
- (re)discover the programme,
- discuss ongoing scientific challenges,
- and build connections around concrete solutions for sustainable water management.
For those who wish to attend
Registration has been extended for everyone until Thursday, 13 June 2025 at 6:00 PM.
S’INSCRIRE AUX JOURNÉES OneWater – EAU Bien Commun 2025
For those who wish to go further
Showcase your work by submitting a scientific poster and contribute actively to the discussions during the JOW25.
Are you conducting research related to water, territories, data, governance, or sustainable solutions?
Once you have completed your registration form, simply send by email:
- The title of your poster
- An abstract (15–20 lines)
- A short paragraph answering the following question:
How does your research address the challenges of OneWater – Eau Bien Commun?
Selected posters will be displayed and presented during the OneWater Days.
📧 Submission: communication@onewater.fr
📅 Submission deadline: Friday, 13 June 2025 at 6:00 PM
What to expect
- Sessions introducing or revisiting the OneWater – Eau Bien Commun programme and its six scientific challenges
- Scientific conferences addressing current research issues
- Cross-disciplinary round tables:
Water and global change, open data, territories and science… - Thematic workshops on practical topics:
Water reuse (REUT), groundwater recharge, water footprint, communication… - Social moments and field visits (upon registration)
- The opportunity to meet a broad community of stakeholders engaged in water issues:
researchers, technicians, local authorities, NGOs, and operators.
Journées OneWater 2025
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