
Circular and eco-systematic management of organic waste and waste water
CEMOWAS 2 reinforces the capacities of local authorities regarding organic waste management and products resulting of depuration processes. Thus, CEMOWAS 2 is a circular economy

CEMOWAS 2 reinforces the capacities of local authorities regarding organic waste management and products resulting of depuration processes. Thus, CEMOWAS 2 is a circular economy

BIOHERITAGE contributes to the protection of indigenous livestock breeds as crucial parts of our protected natural areas. In this sense, BIOHERITAGE provides management tools for

Due to environmental and economic factors as well as the lack of coordination between actors involved in its conservation, the European eel is critically endangered.

Southwestern Europe is threatened by forest fires and suffers of their consequences such as water pollution, infrastructures damages or crop production losses. EPyRIS provides a

OPEN2PRESERVE provides a sustainable economic management system to reduce fire risks within Southwestern Europe. Thus, the project contributes to the preservation of ecosystems and to

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

South-west Europe includes extensive areas for the cultivation of oleaginous plants pollinated by insects. However, pollination has been severely reduced in the last decade by

This project is born with an ambitious objective: reducing by 90 per cent the environmental impact of wine production in south-west Europe. With this aim

Soil contamination is a generalised problem in south-west Europe that has a severe impact on biodiversity and human health. With the objective of recovering soils,