During the first year of the project, the RT partner organizes a theoretical training course on the integrated management of water resources, with specific reference to the water and hydrogeological system of the lower Val di Cornia. The event will last 3 days (not necessarily continuous) and will be open for free to at least 30 learners, including at least 20 of the public sector and at least 10 of the private sector. The teaching will be carried out by staff of RT, SSSA, ASA and CBTC, with the external assistance of n. 2 invited teachers (costs are covered and a fee token). On the occasion of the course will be prepared by teachers a teaching pantry, edited and printed in n. 100 copies (the redundant copies with respect to those delivered to the participants will be distributed free of charge by the partners to other interested parties), containing summary sheets for the n. 5 REWAT demonstration actions. The handouts will also be translated into English and made available online in pdf format on the REWAT project website. Topics covered will include: the paradigm of integrated water resources management, community, national and regional water management regulations, strategic approaches for groundwater recharge and water saving, focus on natural retention measures for waters, monitoring the efficiency and effectiveness of water management actions. In the teaching modules will be illustrated the elements characterizing the actions A1, A2, A3 and A4.

During the implementation of the actions referred to in actions B4, B5, B6, B7 and B8, planned for the second year of the project, the partner SSSA will organize n. 5 teaching sites (or technical visits, depending on the operating conditions that will be determined in the intervention sites), lasting one day each. The events will be open for free to a number of at least 40 learners, including at least 25 of the public sector and at least 15 of the private sector. The technical guide will be conducted by staff of SSSA, ASA and CBTC, with the external assistance of n. 2 invited teachers (costs are covered and a fee token). From the logistic point of view, for the organization of the activities the charter of a coach with driver for a duration of one day is foreseen, with itinerary of visit including the interventions near loc. Ovens in Suvereto (B4 and B5) and at loc. Venturina Terme in Campiglia Marittima (B7 and B8). The activity in the field consists in taking vision of the construction sites under construction, in the presence of the designers and the DL, with the possibility to view some of the characteristic features.

During the third or fourth year of the project, the RT partner organizes a theoretical-practical training course on the integrated management of water resources, with specific reference to the water and hydrogeological system of the lower Val di Cornia. The event will last 3 days (not necessarily continuous) and will be open for free to at least 30 learners, including at least 20 of the public sector and at least 10 of the private sector. The teaching will be carried out by staff of RT, SSSA, ASA and CBTC, with the external assistance of n. 2 invited teachers (costs are covered and a fee token). On the occasion of the course will be prepared by teachers a teaching pantry, edited and printed in n. 100 copies (the redundant copies with respect to those delivered to the participants will be distributed free of charge by the partners to other interested parties), including an in-depth description of the n. 5 REWAT demonstration actions. The handouts will also be translated into English and made available online in pdf format on the REWAT project website. Topics covered will include: the paradigm of integrated water resources management, community, national and regional water management regulations, strategic approaches for groundwater recharge and water saving, focus on natural retention measures for waters, monitoring the efficiency and effectiveness of water management actions. The teaching modules will also show the elements characterizing the actions A1, A2, A3 and A4, as well as B4, B5, B6, B7, B8 and B10.