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Bus and train stations in south-west European cities consume large amounts of energy and emit extremely high levels of greenhouse gases this affects the quality
Bus and train stations in south-west European cities consume large amounts of energy and emit extremely high levels of greenhouse gases this affects the quality
This initiative aims to stimulate the growth and improve the competitiveness of young innovative or start-up firms from the e-tourism and e-health sectors of south-west
The SMEs of the textile-clothing sector of south-west Europe are facing common difficulties in internationalising their products: the small size of the companies, little transverse
The avoidance of water pollution is one of the main challenges of south-west European countries. Although current legislation obliges administrations to control their “priority pollutants”,
Mown meadows are agricultural ecosystems maintained by the age-old action of human beings that are now disappearing all over Europe, and with them a wide
Senior citizen economy or Silver Economy represents a great economic opportunity for south-west Europe, which will have the oldest population on the continent by the
This project aims to improve the competitiveness of the over 6500 companies that make up the plastic sector in south-west Europe, breaking down the current