Retrieved from the Knowledge Wharf In Vlissingen, you'll find the Delta Climate Center (DCC), the place where science, education, and practice come together to build a future-proof delta. Here, work is being done on smart solutions for major challenges such as climate change, water management, sustainable energy, and the food transition. 

Innovation in the Zeeland delta

The DCC is the knowledge institute for food, water, and energy. As a driver of climate innovation in Zeeland, the center develops concrete solutions for a sustainable and liveable future in Zeeland and worldwide. The DCC not only looks at the risks but primarily at the opportunities offered by the transitions in the areas of food, water, and energy. 

Collaboration in the education spectrum

What makes the DCC unique is the collaboration between vocational colleges, universities of applied sciences, and research universities. This pooling of strengths across the educational spectrum leads to innovative insights and practical applications. Students, researchers, and companies work together on solutions for urgent issues.

They do this in co-creation with companies, social organizations, governments, and residents. This broad collaboration ensures real impact, both locally and internationally.