Infordata Sistemi keeps its commitment to projects related to environmental sustainability.
The European Union has launched a new program called Horizon Mission: Oceans, Seas, and Waters, aiming at preserving, protecting, and restoring the health of our seas. The Mission is designed to achieve the objectives set by the European Union by 2030 for the protection and restoration of ecosystems and biodiversity of EU oceans, seas, and waters.
REMEDIES is the first project selected by the new Horizon Mission program to monitor and collect plastic waste and reduce the amount of (micro)plastics in the Mediterranean.
This project is coordinated by the Slovenian National Institute of Chemistry, leveraging the technological know-how of 22 partners in 12 different countries, including Infordata Sistemi.
The main objective of the REMEDIES project is to raise public interest in using remedies for our seas. Efforts to monitor and collect plastic waste, and primarily prevent waste generation, should become a daily habit and part of our lives.
All innovative solutions will be tested at 9 demonstration sites in 8 Mediterranean countries. After validation, they will be implemented in 33 new sites to be used throughout the Mediterranean.
The pillars of prevention (left), monitoring (center), and collection (right).
The first project selected from the newly created Horizon program EU Mission: Restore our Ocean and Waters
A new video produced within the REMEDIES project highlights the activities carried out at the Marina Izola demo site in Slovenia, where international partners are testing innovative technologies for environmental monitoring, marine litter detection, and
Infordata Sistemi participated in the 8th General Assembly of the REMEDIES European project, held in Athens from May 4 to 6, 2026.
On 18 March, Infordata joined the REMEDIES Open Day in Marina Izola, focused on marine litter prevention, plastic pollution monitoring and innovative environmental solutions.
