Discover our network of European projects, also dedicating efforts on addressing nutrients recycling and improving water and soil quality for a sustainable and healthy future !
FER-PLAY is a Horizon Europe project (2022-2025) which facilitates the uptake of alternative fertilizers to protect ecosystems, decrease EU dependence on fertilizer imports, foster circularity and improve soil health. The project mapped and assessed circular fertilizers made from secondary raw materials, such as manure or biowaste, highlighting their multiple benefits in order to promote their wide-scale production and use in the field.
The NUTRI-KNOW project aims to improve nutrient management practices in European agriculture through practical solutions. By collecting and translating innovative insights from various Operational Groups, NUTRI-KNOW provides farmers with accessible, actionable knowledge. The project encourages a hands-on approach to sustainable nutrient management through targeted knowledge exchange between farmers, researchers, and practitioners.
EU-FarmBook is a Horizon Europe project that is working at regional, national, and European (EU) levels to build an Online Platform. Gathering and sharing agriculture and forestry knowledge.
ROBIN is a cross-national 3-year long Coordination and Support Action (01/09/2022- 31/08/2025), supported by the European Union within the framework of the Horizon Europe programme.
ROBIN aims to empower Europe’s regions to adapt their governance models and structures in ways that accelerate the achievement of their circular bioeconomy targets while promoting social innovation and accounting for different territorial contexts.
bioSOILUTIONS is a Horizon Europe innovation project that strives to tackle soil degradation. The focus lies in optimising four different biowaste valorisation routes to develop advanced soil improvers.
SYNECO is a project currently being carried out by the Farmers Central Cooperative Society Ltd. (FCCS) in close collaboration with the cow (Koperattiva Produtturi tal-Halib) and pig (Koperattiva ta’ min Irabbi l-Majjal) cooperatives.
FCCS is the largest fruit and vegetable farmers’ cooperative in Malta. Through SYNECO, the FCCS will make the farmer a protagonist to help shape the future agricultural economic model. SYNECO will exploit the nutrients from the slurry and at the same time challenge climate and environmental issues more forcefully and directly.
STRATUS, extending over 60 months, aims to connect advisors across Europe for accelerating knowledge creation and sharing on Integrated Fertilization Management, supporting farmers to bring this knowledge into practice to achieve the ambition of the Farm to Fork and Biodiversity Strategies, thus reducing nutrient losses to the environment while maintaining soil fertility.
EcoDaLLi is the acronym for “ECOsystem-based governance with DAnube lighthouse Living Lab for sustainable Innovation processes” and a Horizon Europe project within the EU Mission “Restore our Ocean and Waters by 2030”.
The main objective of EcoDaLLi is to centralise Danube governance structures in terms of innovative solutions for improved ecological restoration, protection and preservation of the Danube basin and its delta by forstering a stronger innovation ecosystem within a well-connected Living Lab system.
