Deliverables

Innovative solutions
for
waste-free European rivers

WP1: Screening, mapping and monitoring systems

  • D1.1: Protocols for surveying and monitoring L, P and MP
  • D1.2: Litter density atlas
  • D1.3: Fast screening methods for MP detection
  • D1.4: Data platform for collation and assessmet of L, P and MP composition

WP2: Optimization of innovative enabling technologies

  • D2.1: Mapping of alternative polymers
  • D2.2: Optimisation and formulation of new materials
  • D2.3: Optimisation of elimination solutions at lab scale
  • D2.4: Benchmarking of assessed technologies
  • D2.5: Recycling and valorisation technologies assessments

WP3: Large scale demonstration

  • D3.1: Cellulose/MP combined system
  • D3.2: Membrane system
  • D3.3: NBS system based on water fleas
  • D3.4: AOP systems based on UV
  • D3.5: AOP based on photocatalytic polymer
  • D3.6: Platform for elimination from river surface
  • D3.7: Platform for elimination from riverbeds
  • D3.8: System for recycling of MP and P
  • D3.9: Public report on replication potential

WP4: Principles for circular (bio-based) design and assessment of impacts

  • D4.1: Digital Value Chain Software
  • D4.2: Preliminary Techno-Economic Assessment
  • D4.3: Preliminary LCA/S-LCA Assessment
  • D4.4: EoL Strategy
  • D4.5: Roadmap for CSBM
  • D4.6: Final Techno-Economic Assessment
  • D4.7: Final LCA/S-LCA Assessment

WP5: Cost-effective solutions, replication & sustainable exploitation management

  • D5.1: Market analysis, IP management and identification of KERs
  • D5.2: Explotation of project results and Business plan
  • D5.3: Replication factsheets and replication action plans
  • D5.4: Final Market analysis, IP management and identification of KERs

WP6: Knowledge co-creation, community engagement & dissemination

WP7: Project coordination

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Co-Funded by the European Union under Grant Agreement no 101112877. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or CINEA. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them. This work was also co-funded by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) under the UK government’s Horizon Europe funding guarantee grant numbers 10082527, 10066959, 10089056, 10087702, and 10066963.