CAPACITY BUILDING AND JOB CREATION THROUGH THE TRANSNATIONAL BUSINESS SCHOOL. The Transnational Business School offers training focused on new business models derived from the Circular Economy concept, focused on the water management cycle. This School, mainly aimed at strengthening the capacities of SMEs, start-ups and entrepreneurs, seeks to improve the levels of collaboration and private investment in R&D&I activities, as well as the job creation.

1. 16th December 16, 2021
TRANSNATIONAL
BUSINESS SCHOOL
Jesús Gambín López (FUERM)
jesus.gambin@enae.es

2. ENIESS: TRANSNATIONAL WATER BUSINESS
SCHOOL

3. ENIESS: TRANSNATIONAL WATER BUSINESS
SCHOOL

4. ENIESS: TRANSNATIONAL WATER BUSINESS
SCHOOL

5. ENIESS: TRANSNATIONAL WATER BUSINESS
SCHOOL

6. ENIESS: TRANSNATIONAL WATER BUSINESS
SCHOOL

7. ENIESS: TRANSNATIONAL WATER BUSINESS
SCHOOL
Circular Economy and Water Governance: the
new paradigm of resource management
 Modern ideas of water reuse as the basis of the circular
economy.
 The circular economy of water applied to the objective
is to reduce the minimum generation of waste.
 The technical cycle of its use is as similar as possible to
its natural hydrological cycle.
 Water governance as the study of the regulation of
activities to obtain water resources from unconventional
strategies:
− Desalination
− Purification
− Water reuse

8. Opportunities and challenges in the use of
recovered water in agriculture
 Develop knowledge and management practices
necessary for the production of sustainable and
economically viable crops.
 Use of Unconventional Water Resources
 Effects of the Use of Unconventional Water Resources
on Environmental Pollution
 Murcia as a Practical Case of Integrated Water
Resources Management
• Desalination
• Purification
• Water reuse
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SCHOOL

9. Technology and costs of water desalination by
reverse osmosis for agricultural and urban uses.
Environmental aspects
 Current Situation of Water Desalination Technology.
 Technological, Economic and Environmental
Perspective.
 Case: Reverse Osmosis Installations with Marine
Waters.
 Recent Spanish Experiences with Large Desalination
Facilities.
 Role of Technology in Integrated Water Resources
Systems.
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SCHOOL

10. Impact of ENIESS:
9 independent courses in 4 languages.
On-line format available to the public in semi-
annual editions.
50 students in the first edition in Spanish.
New courses in preparation.
Collaboration of the Euro Mediterranean Water
Institute Foundation.
ENIESS: TRANSNATIONAL WATER BUSINESS
SCHOOL