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REFERTIL · Improvement of comprehensive bio-waste transformation and nutrient recovery treatment processes for production of combined natural products

FP7Status: CLOSED1 October 201130 September 2015EU funding €2,992,935

The objective driven goal of this SME targeted project is to improve the currently used compost and biochar treatment systems, towards advanced, efficient and comprehensive bio-waste treatment and nutrient recovery process with zero emission performance. The improved output products are safe, economical, ecological and standardized compost and bio-char combined natural fertilizers and soil amendment agricultural products used by farmers. The added value and energy efficient transformation of urban organic waste, farm organic residues and food industrial by-product streams made by improved carbonization, biotechnological formulation and upgraded composting technologies, with particular attention to the recovery of nutrients, such as phosphorous and nitrogen. The targeted high quality output products aiming to reduce mineral fertilizers and intensive chemicals use in agriculture; enhancing the environmental, ecological and economical sustainability of food crop production; reducing the negative footprint of the cities and overall contributing to climate change mitigation. In this context the improved bio-waste treatment process opens new technical, economical, environmental and social improvement opportunities, while improving the use, effectiveness and safety of the resulting compost and bio-char products in agriculture. The output products developed in a standardized way to meet all industrial, agricultural and environmental norms and stands in European dimension. Proactive and coherently integrated cooperation made between multi level stakeholder in Europe, with result oriented potential benefit to SMEs and farmers for more efficient utilization of the final products by the end-users. The project is providing strong support for policy makers for the revision of relevant policies, while setting up future common bio-waste recycling targets, common quality standard requirements for bio-waste treatment, compost and bio-char quality and trading requirements.

Consortium · 15 organisations

coordinator

3R-BioPhosphate Ltd.

HU · €662,874

participant

AARHUS UNIVERSITET

DK · €259,502

participant

WESSLING HUNGARY KFT

HU · €305,960

participant

RENETECH BIORESOURCES LIMITED

IE · €152,000

participant

PROFIKOMP KORNYEZETTECHNIKA KORNYEZETVEDELMI, KERESKEDELMI ES SZOLGALTATO ZARTKORUEN MUKODO RT

HU · €124,500

participant

UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI TORINO

IT · €270,074

participant

VIDENCENTRET FOR LANDBRUG

DK · €157,365

participant

KOTO PROIZVODNO IN TRGOVSKO PODJETJE DOO

SI · €85,144

participant

REGIONALNA WIELKOPOLSKA IZBA ROLNO-PRZEMYSLOWA

PL

participant

COMUNE DI GRUGLIASCO

IT · €63,250

participant

BIOMASA DEL GUADALQUIVIR SA

ES · €220,743

participant

TWI LIMITED

UK · €184,589

participant

STICHTING WAGENINGEN RESEARCH

NL · €243,750

participant

GOTTFRIED WILHELM LEIBNIZ UNIVERSITAET HANNOVER

DE · €263,184

participant

SEGES PS

DK

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