Short general project overviewMyanmar faces the great challenge in the integrated water management field, due to rapid economic development and climate change. The Myanmar government will have to make important choices in their water management. Myanmar is still at the beginning of large-scale urbanization and, with the right techniques, knowledge and support, is immediately able to make the effective choices to prevent or smartly address the major problems facing delta cities in the region. Making these big choices requires real-time and advanced data and information. However, the water challenges facing Myanmar do not provide the time and space to measure and model the entire country in a very comprehensive way. That is why it is essential to provide information quickly yet accurately. In summary with the Dutch innovations testing in, applying to and bringing to the attention of Myanmar and thereby realizing market opportunities.• 9 Dutch innovative start-ups and grownups test their innovations;• 15 innovations are being tested in the Myanmar test garden;• 6 showcases in an information product-chain approach will be built;• €6 million of spin-off for the entrepreneurs involved is the ambition.Initial activities and results of the project• New innovative methods for collecting ground observations, new Remote Sensing technologies and modelling testing in pilots around product chains (e.g. erosion, rain, water quality).• Improve and adapt products and services to local (area-specific) conditions and make them applicable to large areas of focus as indicated by the NWRC, for example flood early warning, monitoring of subsidence, catchment erosion, sediment transport, etc.• Make data and models available as useful information, via a platform, to (end) users. This also provides a showcase for an innovative data/information infrastructure.• Mature the tested innovations for scaling up and market introduction in Myanmar, including through large-scale demos and training for end users and enabling them to apply and expand the information platform.• Expand and introduce the network of Dutch entrepreneurs in Myanmar to major parties.• Exploring opportunities for further market introduction (including at the World Bank and other international donors).• Realizing demonstration events for donors like the World Bank. This will take place during 2 large-scale demo periods. There, the innovative entrepreneurs themselves will explain and highlight their products and services.• Compile a roadmap for further market introduction of the monitoring tools for decision support systems for water management in the delta and supply systems In summary with the Dutch innovations testing in, applying to and bringing to the attention of Myanmar and thereby realizing market opportunities.• 9 Dutch innovative start-ups and grownups test their innovations,• 15 innovations are being tested in the Myanmar test garden.• 6 showcases in an information product-chain approach will be built.• €6 million of spin-off for the entrepreneurs involved is the ambition.