Andrew Segrave PhD

Chief Strategist
Project manager

030-6069546
Andrew.Segrave@kwrwater.nl
06-15946475

Role Performance and Stakeholder Strategies

A utility that does not behave as expected may create unclear situations or even lose credibility. It is therefore essential to examine how role performance is shaped in stakeholder processes and which…

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Circular Water System Co-Creation in Brainport Smart District

Brainport Smart District (BSD) is an especially innovative district with about 1,500 homes and a business park of more than 12 hectares to be situated in Brandevoort, in…

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Joint Research Programme Impact Studies

The aim of an impact study is to develop strategic insights, together with specialists from water companies and experts from outside the sector, about the future impacts of trends on Dutch water…

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Water Sector Intelligence

The Water Sector Intelligence model is that of a ‘strategic learning alliance’ which helps organizations to make intelligent strategic decisions based on informed and reviewed assumptions about the future. Strategists, policy advisors, and decision makers from partner…

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Adjusting WML’s strategic course

The water company WML sees that it will be subject to some significant upcoming external developments and wants to know what this means for its strategic course. Determining the impact of external…

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Water Knowledge Action Programme

Managers, researchers and practice innovators are working on water governance in the Water Knowledge Action Programme to realise the transition to the circular city of the future. The approach is scientifically founded and socially supported, action-oriented and…

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Impact studies

To give concrete form to the ‘eyes and ears’ function of the Dutch water sector’s joint research programme (BTO), our horizon scanners engage continually in trend watching. The water companies want to build more knowledge about a…

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Horizon scanning and impact studies

Horizon scanning – the tracking of pertinent developments that appear on the horizon – is important for the drinking water sector because it identifies those future technological, ecological, economic and societal developments…

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Dutch Water Sector Intelligence (DWSI)

The Dutch water sector is confronted with a continuously changing context. Some of the changes demand flexibility if they are to be responded to adequately. Furthermore, contextual changes also bring with them…

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Exploration of climate-neutrality in the water cycle at the tactical and strategic level

Practically all water companies have ambitions and objectives concerning a climate-neutral water cycle. In the first instance, these ambitions target the drinking-water part of the water cycle, but,…

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The exposome: a new paradigm for the water sector?

26 September 2023 — It is hoped that exploratory research looking at the role of water in the exposome will provide an…

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WiCE meeting: ‘Routes to a circular economy’

01 May 2023 — On April 11, a diverse group of forty experts in the field of source protection, water quality, legislation,…

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Multiple values of water

07 July 2021 — The Implementation of Multiple Value Creation project began this year as part of the Water in the Circular…

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Developments in climate scenarios – how relevant are they to KWR?

20 November 2020 — KWR does a lot of work in the field of climate adaptation – which technological developments help us…

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Successful Brainport Smart District Water Conference

24 September 2020 — On 21 September, the research report ‘Water Lab BSD’ was presented during the online Brainport Smart District Water…

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OECD: ‘Water Knowledge Action Programme is a model of innovative collaboration’

02 April 2019 — The Water Knowledge Action Programme (KAP Water) receives international praise. The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)…

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Wim van Vierssen advocates human dimensioning of innovation

31 May 2018 — Wim van Vierssen is leaving his chair at TU Delft. On Tuesday 29 May, he gave his farewell…

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Collaboration offers opportunities for clean water and sustainable agriculture

03 April 2018 — Agriculture and horticulture produce large-scale emissions of (artificial) fertilisers, plant protection products and veterinary pharmaceuticals, which hinder the…

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Resilience management and governance in the United States

21 September 2017 — The Water Research Foundation is working together with Cranfield University to define a focus research on the subject…

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Water Sector

First Knowledge Workplace of the Water Knowledge Action Programme

14 April 2017 — On 12 April 2017, the Observant in Amersfoort was filled with practice innovators, researchers and decision-makers committed to…

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Water Sector

1 November DWSI meeting ‘Quo Vadis, Europe?’ with top economist Bas Jacobs

13 October 2016 — The Dutch water sector is confronted with a continuously changing context. Some of the changes demand flexibility if…

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