References
– CEDA (2019). Sustainable management of the beneficial use of sediments. Central Dredging Association.
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– Gilvear, D. J. et al. (2013). River rehabilitation for the delivery of multiple ecosystem services at the river network scale. Journal of Environmental Management, 126, 30–43.
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Online resources
– BE SAFE: Bio-engineering for safety using vegetated foreshores—overview of the fundamental research program
– CEDA Working Group Beneficial Use of Sediment— workgroup findings and position papers
– Demonstrating Building with Nature at catchment sites— factsheet on catchment work within the INTERREG NSR Building with Nature project
– Handreiking POV Voorlanden—final report of an applied science study on the use of foreshores (in Dutch)
– Living Rivers—Nature-based Solutions webpage
– Room for the River—description of the Rijkswaterstaat program (in Dutch; abbreviated in English)