Project Database
The GGKP Project Database allows you to browse on-the-ground initiatives to promote green growth, being led by our partners and other leading organisations. To suggest a project to be added to the database, please complete the form.
SwitchMed is an EU-funded initiative fostering Sustainable Consumption and Production patterns in the Southern Mediterranean and stimulating the creation of new greener business opportunities and decent employment while reducing the environmental footprint of consumption and production activities.
The Sharing Experience and Knowledge for a Sustainable Belt and Road project will support the opportunities for sustainable development associated with Belt and Road investments by increasing Belt and Road stakeholders’ awareness and understanding of the sustainable development opportunities and challenges associated with Belt and Road investments, and policy conditions required to enable and address them. This outcome will be achieved through knowledge, data collection and sharing, as well as capacity building.
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.
The objective of ‘INSPIRE’ is to understand and manipulate the biogeochemistry of waste within waste repositories to recover valuable resources by leaching and other treatments whilst the material lies in situ.
CRESTING is recruiting 15 Early Stage Researchers (ESRs) to train in cutting edge systematic analysis of circular economy-related activity and initiatives in a range of geographic and economic settings. The purpose of this is to translate critical assessment to lessons for managing the transformation to a CE.
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