Who it’s for

Choose the route that fits your role.

iSyNAPS always starts with a concrete public challenge. Municipalities and water authorities remain in control; innovators and partners contribute within clearly defined roles and agreements.

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Illustration of a public environment in which different organisations contribute to the same challenge

The public challenge comes first

Four roles. One clear boundary.

The public organisation determines the question, conditions and next step. Other parties can contribute applications, knowledge or components without taking over professional assessment or public decision-making.

Audiences

How would you like to contribute to a public challenge?

Choose the route that fits your responsibility and what you specifically want to explore.

Illustration of an accessible municipal environment

Problem owner and decision-maker

For municipalities

Start with one municipal case and retain control over data, assessment and what happens next.

For municipalities
Illustration of a temporary public test site for climate adaptation and community use

Test a new application

For innovators

Use a concrete public case to explore who your innovation works for and under which conditions.

For innovators
Illustration of Dutch water storage, nature-friendly banks and public infrastructure

Translate the approach to water practice

For water authorities

Explore what reusable experience and portfolio coherence could mean for a concrete water challenge.

For water authorities
Illustration of connected public amenities, mobility and climate-adaptive space

Connect expertise responsibly

For partners and suppliers

Show how your component, expertise or service can contribute modularly without shifting public control.

For partners

Initial exploration

Not sure which route fits your question?

Describe your role, the public challenge and what you want to explore. Together, we will determine which route would be a useful first step.

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