Periodo: 2021-2027

Strategy for the efficiency of solutions and the orientation of public policies

Prior to the development of the virtual stations system, an action plan will be defined for data selection, collection and preparation, ensuring its quality and adequacy. In addition, following the implementation of pilot tests with virtual stations integrated into enhanced irrigation applications, a report on the efficiency of the developed solutions and on policy guidance will be produced. This will form the basis of the project’s strategic approach and will be widely disseminated among public decision-makers across the Sudoe area.
This strategic document will be based on the results obtained and on the pilot trials carried out, with the aim of providing clear and applicable recommendations to improve public policies related to water resource management for agricultural purposes. It will also support decision-making processes by promoting a more efficient, sustainable and context-adapted use of water resources.

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Toolkit to promote public-private collaboration in cultural heritage projects

The European HITTS project, funded by the Interreg Sudoe programme, has presented a new “Toolkit for Private Sector Participation in Cultural Heritage Projects”, a practical guide designed to strengthen public-private collaboration in rural areas. The document offers tools and examples to encourage the involvement of companies and local stakeholders in cultural heritage initiatives, promoting sustainable development and territorial cohesion across the SUDOE area.

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Smart Green Water | Recommendations for solution creators and service providers

Digitalizing water management in irrigation is no longer a future option, but a necessity for managing a resource that is increasingly scarce. This Smart Green Water project report stresses that technology is only useful if it adapts to the reality of those working in the field and within irrigation communities. In this sense, the key is not to collect more data, but to turn it into practical and understandable decisions.

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E 1.2.1 Report on the P Life Cycle

This report presents the diagnosis of the phosphorus cycle in the SUDOE region, developed within the framework of the ENDORSE project. Its objective is to identify the key phosphorus-emitting and phosphorus-consuming sectors, as well as the streams with the greatest recovery potential, through a territorial analysis that integrates up-to-date technical information and stakeholder perspectives.

The analysis confirms a structural dependence on phosphorus imports, persistently positive soil phosphorus balances, and phosphorus emissions to aquatic environments arising from both diffuse agricultural sources and point-source urban and industrial discharges. Concentrated urban streams, particularly those associated with wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs), emerge as the most viable option for technological phosphorus recovery.

The diagnosis is complemented by a stakeholder co-creation process that identifies technical, economic, and social perception barriers, while also confirming a strong willingness among stakeholders to adopt recovered phosphorus-based fertilizers.

The results provide the technical foundation for prioritizing actions in the subsequent phases of the project and advancing towards a circular phosphorus management model in the SUDOE region.

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Fashion Forward | Transnational strategy

Fashion Forward’s transnational strategy is driving the transformation of the fashion sector in SUDOE by using post-consumer textile waste in new collections. It combines training, mentoring, awareness-raising, and pilot projects.

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Results / Co-creation Reports

Within the framework of the ENDORSE project, the co-creation reports and results gather the ideas, needs, and proposals generated by the different participants during the

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