German water management

German water management involves planning, monitoring, and controlling water resources to ensure safe, sustainable use. It includes maintaining water quality, protecting aquatic ecosystems, and managing flood risks by regulating rivers and implementing infrastructure like dams and levees. The country promotes efficient water use, wastewater treatment, and pollution prevention through strict regulations and modern technology. Gemeinden (municipalities) work collaboratively with federal agencies to balance urban needs, agriculture, and environmental conservation. Overall, Germany aims to provide clean water for all while safeguarding its natural water bodies for future generations.