The project produced six Deliverables. Three of these are restricted and not available for public access (but see the publications produced by members of the project for most of the results reported in the restricted deliverables). Three deliverables are available for public access:

Training course (D1)	The Training course is available on the web, here
Participatory integrated assessment in five case studies (D4)	PDF file:
Integration (D5)	PDF file:

At th end of the project, there was a workshop to review the project at the Casa Convelescencia, Barcelona, 18 -21 February, 2003. The following are copies (in Microsoft PowerPoint format) of most of the presentations made at this concluding meeting:

• Improving Integrated Water Resources Management at catchment scale Panagiotis Balabanis, DG Research - Directorate I. Water Cycle and Soil-related aspects
• The firma Project: an overview Nigel Gilbert, University of Surrey, United Kingdom
• The case study of the Maaswerken: A negotiation model for the Grensmaas project Jan Rotmans, Pieter Valkering, Anne van der Veen, Jörg Krywkow, Universities of Maastricht and Twente, the Netherlands
• Managing Domestic Water in the Metropolitan Region of Barcelona: A Participatory, Agent-Based Approach David Saurí, Adolfo López, Mercè Capellades, Mònica Rivera and José Manuel Galán, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona and Universidad de Valladolid, Spain
• Interactive Science for Sustainability in the Georgia Basin John Robinson, SDRI, University of British Columbia, Canada
• The Ythan Project:stakeholder involvement in catchment management in Scotland - a practical example Tasmin Morris, Ythan Project, Scotland
• The Economic Analysis of the Contemporary Policy on Water Resources. Kostas Bithas, Panteion Uiniversity, Greece
• Sustainable Water Managementon Regional Level Bettina Knothe,Universität Lüneburg, Germany
• The Regulation of Mine Waters in the European Union: The Contribution of the Ermite Project, Jorge Loredo,
• New intermediary services and the transformation of urban water supply and wastewater disposal systems in Europe, Timothy Moss
• EUWARENESS European Water Regimes and the Notion of a Sustainable Status Stefan Kuks, University of Twente, the Netherlands
• Water Liberalisation Scenarios: An empirical analysis of the evolution of the European Water supply and sanitation sectors, Jeremy Allouche
• Social Learning for the Integrated Management and Sustainable Use of Water at Catchment Scale Kevin Collins, Open University, United Kingdom
• Methods of investment evaluation in water and sanitation Prospective on financing strategies and water pricing PriceWaterhouseCoopers, France
• Prospects of water research in the 6th Framework Programme Panagiotis Balabanis, DG Research - Directorate I. Water Cycle and Soil-related aspects