Project Database
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This project contributes to the implementation of the EU Circular Economy Action Plan, Waste Framework Directive, Ecodesign Directive, and Bioeconomy Strategy.
Vietnam currently discharges 27.8 million tons of municipal solid waste per year, with an annual growth rate of 12%. Of which, big cities such as Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh discharge approximately 6,000 – 8,000 tons per day. Currently, the main waste treatment method in Vietnam is landfill dumping that...
The project aims to promote sustainable development and inclusive Green Growth in Uganda by focusing on green city development, green industrialization, efficient waste management and Green Growth Integration into planning and budgeting. This is to ensure that Uganda is achieving maximum benefits from a Green Growth pathway.
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There is an urgent need to ensure that countries’ infrastructure systems are able to support sustainable development in a changing climate. There are a growing number of good practices in doing this, but they remain the exception rather than the norm. Capacity and financial constraints are hindering the uptake of...
This project Eco-Industrial Park Initiative for Sustainable Industrial Zones in Vietnam: Inclusive and sustainable industrial development aims to transform the Industrial Zones (IZ) into eco-industrial parks through shared services (transportation, monitoring of emissions) and infrastructures (biogas plant, wastewater treatment) between companies and the local community.
Project Overview Budget: USD 4.5...
The aim of 'MeteorRR' is to achieve efficient resource recovery from wastewaters using microbial electrochemical technology, providing a more sustainable and cost-effective approach to the industrial wastewater treatment.
The 'R3AW' research brings together an interdisciplinary academic team and industrial partners to develop initiatives combining resource recovery from caustic industrial wastes, such as steel slag and bauxite processing residue, with environmental remediation and waste stabilisation.
The aim of Adding value to Ash and Digestate (AVAnD) project is to identify and examine novel nutrient-recycling pathways and retention mechanisms to maximise soil sustainability and crop productivity.
The Beyond Biorecovery (B3) project develops the concept of a biorefinery that takes primary and secondary wastes and uses biological and dielectric treatments.
The CVORR project combines scientific and engineering methods with a socio-political narrative grounded in the systems of provision (sop) approach and seeks to assess how value is created, destroyed and distributed in resource recovery from waste (RRfW) systems.