1. 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

2. *
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 -

3. 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
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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

4. *
 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

5. *
Ecological
Technical
Social
Governmental
Economy

6. *
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

8. *
 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