Pilot 3: Solar Photoreactor, based on the direct conversion of radiation to produce chemical species, for the decontamination and disinfection of wastewater at the Pau-Lescar
Action plan for the implementation of integrated forest solutions in the interior areas of the SUDOE space. Occitania (France) and Castile-La Mancha (Spain)
Strategy to adapt and mitigate forest masses to the scarcity of water resources, biodiversity loss, pests and fires while helping to curb the abandonment of rural areas in the SUDOE territory
The Smart Green Water project, funded by the Interreg SUDOE programme, promotes a transnational mapping that identifies and highlights the main public and semi-public entities supporting the digitalisation of irrigation in south-western Europe. This initiative covers strategic regions of Portugal (Alentejo), Spain (Andalusia, Castilla-La Mancha, Castilla y León, Catalonia, Extremadura, and Murcia), and France (New Aquitaine and Occitania), territories where irrigation modernisation is key for agricultural sustainability and climate change adaptation.
The European textile industry is undergoing a period of profound transformation driven by the European Union’s commitment to sustainability, the circular economy, and decarbonization. In response to the environmental and social impacts of fast fashion, the EU has articulated an ambitious regulatory framework affecting public administrations, citizens, companies, and waste managers. This article summarizes the main legislative initiatives in force and under development as of April 2025.
The document “Study on Water Use in the Textile Industry in the SUDOE Region” thoroughly analyzes the challenges and opportunities faced by the textile sector in sustainable water management, particularly in the regions of Portugal, Spain, Andorra, and southwestern France. This study is part of the Fashion Forward Interreg Sudoe project, which aims to adapt the textile industry to the requirements of the European Green Deal and to promote circularity and sustainability in the sector, with special attention to rural areas where textiles have a significant economic, social, and environmental impact.
This document aims to guide irrigators, both individuals and members of irrigation communities (CCRR), in selecting the most suitable digital solution for their needs and objectives.
The “Smart Green Water” project addresses the efficient management of water in irrigation systems through the use of Digital Twins, an advanced technology that creates dynamic and real-time virtual representations of physical systems. These digital twins integrate data from local and remote sensors to simulate, analyze, and optimize the operation of irrigation systems under various scenarios, such as water scarcity, climate change, or crop modifications.
Sitio piloto sobre cultivos anuales: cereales.
