2. Chocolate River Group Bhawani Regmi Serena iazzi Laura Schneegans Alexandre Martínez Schönemann Eric Bisslik Arthur van Pampus Martin Skaznik Niek Koelen Jorn Schoordijk Marco Wiemer

3. Our vision is to ensure a communicative, multi – functional, econmically thriving and ecologically sustainable Guadalete River Basin by 2030 in which the population is aware of risks and opportunities - To create a better tomrrow than today -

4. Shadow Economy Bad urban planning Individualism Corruption Hotel chains Unsustainable Tourism & Development Population growth Chaos Riots Poverty Two class society Crime Individualism Decline population Polution A lot of money Bad Law Enforcement Good Law Enforcement No Money Debts Aging population Adventurous No job Abandoned Industry sites More Nature Volunteers/NGO’s

5.  Recreation  Eco – Tourism  Efficient Waste Water & Water Treatment Plants  Water Safety & Storage  Natural water treatment  Communities & Authorities  Community & Education  Proper law enforcement  Collaboration between stakeholders

6.  Ecological  Technical  Social  Governmental  Economy

7. Restoration of ecosystem on the Guadalete river banks  Construction of wetlands near WWTP; eliminates pollution from the river  Biofiltration;Planting Reeds and sedges ; removes nutrients and heavy metals.  Construction of meadow vegetations; home for migrating birds  STABLE RIVER BANKS = RICHER BIODIVERSITY

9.  Functional power plant is installed but not in use. Repairs need to be conducted  Restore function of WWTP. Investigate solutions for locations with no access to sewer system  Water Storage: underground, wetlands, more reservoirs, combination with hydopower Technical improvement to (existing) infrastructure