Labeled initiatives

Led by Organisation des Jeunes pour le Monde d’Avenir, this project aims to engage young people in cleaning up streams and rivers in the city of Kinshasa in order to relieve the victims of flooding caused by rainfall due to the disruption of the ecosystem by climate change. This is a crucial issue, as cleaning […]

The Mweso River flows into Oso, which supplies water to the Lowa River, one of the major tributaries of the Congo River. It crosses three territories in the DRC: Rutshuru, Masisi, and Walikale. Over a distance of approximately 72 km from its source, the Mweso River supplies water to around 15 villages with a total […]

The objective of the initiative led by the Garonne Study and Management Joint Syndicate is to implement actions related to the hydromorphology of the Garonne River, aiming to restore a functional ecological balance that is connected to the surrounding aquatic ecosystems. These aquatic ecosystems play a crucial role in regulating water resources, facilitating groundwater recharge, […]

In 2025-26, the Cap sur le Rhône network will develop a project to create podcasts that explore the cultural and natural heritage of the Rhône and Saône rivers, while also examining contemporary issues and uses of these waterways. These podcasts will be produced through workshops led by professional experts (audio engineers, radio professionals, etc.) for […]

In the Anjou region, the Loire River has its own dedicated center, and so do the world’s other great rivers. Loire Odyssée, managed by the Maison de Loire en Anjou association, is a dynamic space dedicated to rivers, featuring a biennial exhibition on the world’s major rivers. Across 140 square meters of exhibition space, we […]

“The Wave… and the Shore” is a participatory, transdisciplinary art project, a journey to co-create a shared narrative centered on water. It is an interdisciplinary initiative that blends poetry and practical, hands-on activities, led by the Melocoton Company. The project consists of: Exploring a region along its waterways through an artistic residency (5 months x […]