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Item type:Project, Access status: without files , Integriertes Informations- und Managementtool zur Potentialanalyse von Bioabfällen in der Europäischen Union, Teilprojekt ADas Ziel des Gesamtvorhabens ist, eine umfassende Informationsgrundlage für Entscheidungsträger zur Optimierung der Erfassung und Verwertung von Bioabfällen in der Europäischen Union zu schaffen. Durch Anpassungen und Erweiterungen des bestehenden Bioresource Information Tools (BRIT) wird eine Plattform entwickelt, die essenzielle, bisher fehlende Daten und Analysen bereitstellt, um fundierte Entscheidungen im Bereich der Bioabfallwirtschaft zu ermöglichen. Ein wichtiger Teil des Projekts ist es, durch intensives Stakeholder Engagement und die Identifikation kritischer Sammlungs- und Verarbeitungsparameter, BRIT mit den notwendigen Daten zu versorgen. Die Analyse dieser Informationen und die Zusammenstellung von Best Practices sollen eine präzise Informationsgrundlage für Entscheidungsträger in Europa bilden, um die Bioabfallwirtschaft in der EU auf eine neue Effizienzebene zu heben.3 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
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Item type:Project, Access status: without files , Sustainable soils by quality compost with defined propertiesThe North Sea region is an area of intensive farming characterised by rapid soil degradation. Therefore, the demand for soilimprovers such as quality composts for these intensively utilised soils exist. Barriers to meet this urgent need of soil improvement are a lack of suitable and stabilized soil amendments, the absence of an alignment in demands and risks in European and national regulations, and a lack of information. The project involves researchers, compost and horticultural producers and regional authorities from five North Sea Region countries—Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, and United Kingdom—to study local, regional, and trans-European needs and barriers. SOILCOM aims to improve the transformation of waste to quality compost, and its application to support carbon storage, water and nutrient use efficiency, productivity of horticultural and compost enterprises, and pesticide reduction. Furthermore it aims to support EU policy on circular economy.181 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Project, Access status: without files , Decision Support for Small-Scale Flexi-Feed BiorefineriesUsing integrated experimental and modelling approaches, FLEXIBI studies the potential of residues from agri– and horticulture, gardening and landscaping, as well as from post-consumer wood from peri-urban and urban areas as feedstocks for Small-Scale Flexi-Feed Biorefineries (SFB). FLEXIBI evaluates the potential of these biogenic residues and their mixtures for production of bio-based materials and local energy generation via different biorefinery processes. The use of biomass from different feedstocks will allow the use of local and all-year available feedstocks to limit transportation and logistics issues while promoting local production of high value compounds, soil improvers and energy. FLEXIBI aims at designing a decision support tool assessing the different pathway for the establishment of SFBs by evaluating all parameters accounting to find sustainable solutions. Quantitative process modelling and knowledge engineering approaches are used to set-up the tool and value-creation oriented schemes for under-valorised residue-based bioresources. These will be used to support the SFB design on regional/local level .1670 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Project, Access status: with files , A Decentralised Management Scheme for Innovative Valorisation of Urban BiowasteIn Europe, urban organic waste is projected to reach 96 Million Mg in 2020. Its management is challenging. Efficient processes are important to create higher value products. DECISIVE investigates decentralised management with an focus on anaerobic digestion combined with biogas and digestate utilization. Decentral approaches are beneficial e.g. in terms of lower collection needs, higher flexibility, system resilence, citizens involvement, and local employment.873 11 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
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