disseminated facilitating the transfer and adaptation of the project outcomes in other cases. Urban UrbanWINS will study how cities consume resources and 1-6-2016 31-5-2019 Horizon ? metabolism products, and how they eliminate the waste produced, in 2020, accounts order to develop and test innovative plans and solutions for building aimed at improving waste prevention and management. Waste Launched in June the project will analyse current - strategies for waste prevention and management in a total of 24 cities and assess how they contribute towards Innovative resilience and resource efficiency. The project will follow Networks the urban metabolism approach, in which cities are and considered living organisms that use natural resources Strategies and create a flow of materials and energies. The results will be used to define objectives and indicators of the Strategic Plans for Waste Prevention and Management in the eight pilot cities. Active participation from citizens, governments, organisations, suppliers, research institutes and educational centres is foreseen through physical and online urban agoras in the eight pilot cities, where participants will share opinions, discuss ideas and plan solutions. The participatory approach is an added value of UrbanWINS, as the vision of all relevant players for waste production and management at urban level will be taken into account to co-develop new strategies and innovative solutions. Recommendations and tools will be transferable to other urban contexts. The final outcome of the project will be a toolkit for participatory and science-based decision-making and planning for waste management that can be applied in any public authority across Europe. Integrated The VicInAqua project will follow an integrated approach 1-6-2016 31-5-2019 Horizon Ephraim in order to develop a sustainable combined sanitation 2020, Gukelberger based on and recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) for sustainable wastewater treatment and reuse in agriculture in the water Victoria Lake Basin area. In this decentralized integrated treatment system wastewater from households and fish
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