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Infordata on INSPIRE demo sites in Belgium
The INSPIRE project conducted a series of site visits across Belgium from June 3rd to June 6th, 2024, involving partners from University of Maribor (Slovenia), Infordata (Italy), VLIZ (Belgium), VITO
Plastic pollution is becoming a major concern. Currently, it is estimated that there are approximately 150 million tons of potentially harmful plastic in the oceans. If the situation remains unchanged, the amount of plastic in the oceans is expected to increase each year. Rivers and estuaries play an important role in transporting plastic from land to sea, but the ecosystems and biodiversity of the rivers themselves are also affected by plastic pollution.
The main objective of INSPIRE is to contribute to a drastic reduction in waste, macro and microplastics in European rivers through a holistic approach, bringing together 20 technologies and actions focused on:
Through its multifaceted approach, the project aims to:
20 technologies and actions have been identified and brought together to meet the needs of a holistic approach to the removal of waste, plastic, and microplastics from 6 rivers through detection, collection, and prevention.
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The INSPIRE project conducted a series of site visits across Belgium from June 3rd to June 6th, 2024, involving partners from University of Maribor (Slovenia), Infordata (Italy), VLIZ (Belgium), VITO
Infordata Sistemi successfully completed its tasks related to Work Package 4 – Sustainability assessment and optimization of implemented measures, meeting the scheduled deadlines. Specifically, Infordata is involved in Work Package
INSPIRE invitation to the Open Call