“With RECYCLocal Textiles, textiles that can no longer be reused are transformed into new raw materials for the textile industry.”
“The scope of garments extends beyond the store or the wardrobe; they have a direct and quantifiable impact on the environment. Through Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), we can determine the resources consumed by a garment or the emissions generated.”
The Smart Green Water platform is an interactive website that offers three main modules accessible from the navigation menu: Digital Twins, Water Scarcity Strategy and Technological Solutions. Each module provides tools, visualisations and downloadable resources to support decision-making in agricultural irrigation management.
The training programme contains practical content on how to schedule irrigation at plot level using capacitive sensors to measure soil water content. Its objective is to help farmers better understand the water requirements of their crops and use water more efficiently.
This pilot activity will be developed by UPVD for apricot cultivation. The common framework for experimentation, monitoring, and evaluation will also be defined within the
This pilot activity will be developed by the UPVD partner for cherry cultivation. The common framework for experimentation, monitoring, and evaluation will also be defined
In the project’s first year, the RELIGHT consortium has designed the project management systems, carried out a territorial assessment of opportunities and needs in the
The deliverable E 2.1.1 presents the results of the co-creation process carried out under Activity A2.1 of the ENDORSE project, aimed at refining the design of pilot actions for phosphorus salt recovery from wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) and their subsequent agricultural application. The process was structured around two consultation rounds conducted across the SUDOE area, involving agronomic stakeholders, WWTP managers, fertilizer producers, and other actors from the recovered phosphorus value chain.
The consultations identified two main validation pathways: one based on liquid, soluble, or dispersible products compatible with fertigation systems, and another based on solid, granulated, or pelletized products intended for direct soil application. Stakeholders highlighted several critical aspects, including phosphorus bioavailability, compatibility with application systems, appropriate soil and crop selection, product safety, contaminant control, economic feasibility, and regulatory acceptance.
The deliverable concludes with a set of recommendations for designing robust, comparable, and relevant pilot actions that support the future agricultural valorization of recovered phosphorus salts.
The activities of WG2 encompass the analysis, design, installation, and monitoring of innovative water management solutions at various pilot sites in Spain, France, and Portugal,
Pilot actions in each project area to contribute to the development of an agrivoltaic strategy and its adoption in the area, facilitating the prioritization of
