g-eau.fr
Water research unit working with territorial and public and private partners
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-04
About g-eau.fr
G-EAU is a research unit focused on water and its territories. Its work includes research, co-innovation, training and sharing scientific knowledge.
The unit works with public and private partners and supports training in the Global South and North. It is based in France.
Product: Water research, co-innovation, training support and scientific knowledge sharing.
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