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Young NCR (YNCR) was created in December 2020 with the aim to strengthen the NCR for young/early career professionals within the field of river studies in the Netherlands. The committee has regular meetings, with a frequency of about four times per year. The committee initiates and stimulates research activities, proposals, and exchange of knowledge, ideas, experience, and results. The program committee is responsible for the (scientific) program of NCR. The program committee chooses the chair, which currently is drs. The program committee consists of representatives from each of the NCR partners. The board supervises the implementation of the cooperation agreement, mediates in disputes and approves the annual program. The member of the board choose their chair, which currently is prof. The supervisory board consist of one senior member of each NCR partner. The secretary is appointed by the Supervisory board. Additionally, the program secretary is part of the program committee and supervisory board in the role of secretary. website, mailing, social platforms) and reporting of the NCR.

The program secretary is responsible for the continuity, day-to-day management, communication (e.g. Third row: Astrid Blom, Ymkje Huismans, Esther Stouthamer, Suleyman Naqshband, Gertjan Geerling, Ralph Schielen, Suzanne Hulscher Bottom row: Alessandra Crosato, Rob Leuven, Denie Augustijn Programme Secretary Top row: Rob Lenders, Jaap Kwadijk, Monique te Vaarwerk, Wim Uijttewaal, Koen van der Werff, Ton Hoitink, Second row: Hans Middelkoop, Koen Berends, Mario Franca.

River governance, serious gaming and spatial planning.

The disciplines within NCR are contributed by its partners and include not in particular order: By linking the strongest expertise of its partners, NCR forms a true centre of excellence in river studies. We integrate knowledge, facilitate discussion and promote excellent science. The Netherlands Centre for River studies (NCR) is the leading cooperative alliance between all major Dutch institutes for river studies.