will be used for compost production, and 14-16,000 tonnes will be processed into wood particles. Biowaste: - around 7,000 tonnes of biowaste from the municipal mixed waste stream will be recovered: 3,000 tonnes coming from restaurants and hotels, and 4,000 tonnes solution coming from households. The partnerships will result in the creation of viable eco-innovative market solutions, exploited by the partners. Replication in other cities will be incentivised thus ensuring competitiveness of European Circular Economy and green growth. Specific objectives are to: (1) Engage cities, enterprises, citizens and academia in 16 participatory value chain based partnerships to create and develop eco-innovative solutions together; (2) Develop 10 viable end-markets by demonstrating new applications for plastic waste, metals (EEE devices), biowaste and wood waste; (3) Develop a governance model for cities based on value chain based partnerships; (4) Develop decision support tools and assess the actual impact by use of Big Data; and (5) Ensure replication through the FORCE Academy aiming at enterprises, citizens and policy makers. Hot-spots Growing food demand exacerbates negative impacts of 1-1-2016 Marie Magdalena of agriculture on the environment including diffuse nutrient 2017 Bieroza Phosphorus losses from agricultural land to surface and groundwaters and causing their eutrophication. The project will evaluate a Curie Nitrogen robust monitoring method of detecting diffuse pollution delivery in in space and time in agricultural catchments based on in Time and situ fluorescence sensors. Tangible advantages of the Space in fluorescence sensors: in situ deployment, low cost, agricultural measurements, mobility within the catchment, catchments sensitivity and reliability, will be evaluated against potential limitations from quenching effects. This comprehensive evaluation is possible thanks to the host’s unique expertise and role as a coordinator of the Swedish monitoring programme with access to the monitoring
will be used for compost production, and 14-16,000 tonnes will be processed into wood particles. Biowaste: around 7,000 tonnes of biowaste from the municipal mixed waste stream will be recovered: 3,000 tonnes coming from restaurants and hotels, and 4,000 tonnes coming from households. The partnerships will result in the creation of viable eco-innovative market solutions, exploited by the partners. Replication in other cities will be incentivised thus ensuring competitiveness of European Circular Economy and green growth. Specific objectives are to: (1) Engage cities, enterprises, citizens and academia in 16 participatory value chain based partnerships to create and develop eco-innovative solutions together; (2) Develop 10 viable end-markets by demonstrating new applications for plastic waste, metals (EEE devices), biowaste and wood waste; (3) Develop a governance model for cities based on value chain based partnerships; (4) Develop decision support tools and assess the actual impact by use of Big Data; and (5) Ensure replication through the FORCE Academy aiming at enterprises, citizens and policy makers. - Hot-spots of Phosphorus and Nitrogen delivery in Time and Space in agricultural catchments Growing food demand exacerbates negative impacts of agriculture on the environment including diffuse nutrient losses from agricultural land to surface and groundwaters causing their eutrophication. The project will evaluate a robust monitoring method of detecting diffuse pollution in space and time in agricultural catchments based on in situ fluorescence sensors. Tangible advantages of the fluorescence sensors: in situ deployment, low cost, measurements, mobility within the catchment, sensitivity and reliability, will be evaluated against potential limitations from quenching effects. This comprehensive evaluation is possible thanks to the host’s unique expertise and role as a coordinator of the Swedish monitoring programme with access to the monitoring 1-1-2016 Marie Magdalena Bieroza Curie solution 2017