In response to the increase in extreme weather events and their consequences, the Inondéa exhibition focuses on prevention, information, and concrete solutions for flood protection. The event will host 35 exhibitors over two days, specializing in land use planning, building protection, water management, and flood preparedness.
More than just a professional trade show, Inondéa aims to be a space for exchange and awareness. The program includes 8 conferences where experts and professionals will address risk prevention, climate change adaptation, protection of homes and infrastructure, and best practices before, during, and after a flood. Experts will also provide insights into insurance coverage and adaptation measures taken by various cities.
A dedicated space for flood literature will feature books, testimonials, and publications. Authors, many of whom are residents of the Vesdre Valley, will share their accounts of those affected by the 2021 floods, alongside expert analyses.
The Maison des Jeunes Esneux-Tilf (JET) will showcase graffiti art created by its young members on the theme of floods, an event that deeply impacted their valley.
The Inondéa exhibition is organized by the 14 River Contracts of Wallonia, in partnership with the SPW Agriculture, Natural Resources and Environment (Directorate of Non-navigable Watercourses), with the support of SPI and the Province of Liège.
