Browsing Work Package 6. Market potential, business plan and exploitation by Issue Date 

Browsing Work Package 6. Market potential, business plan and exploitation by Issue Date

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    • D6.1 FERTIMANURE Plan for Exploitation and Dissemination of Results – 1st version 

      Dukić, Barbara; Marks, Evan; Llenas, Laia (2020-06-30)
      The Preliminary Plan for the Exploitation and Dissemination of Results (PEDR) is a strategic document for setting the impact pathway of FERTIMANURE since the project beginning. The main objective of ...

    • D6.3 Inventory of stakeholder groups relevant for BBFs and market uptake – 1st version 

      Spicnagel, Ana-Marija; Dukić, Barbara; van Dijk, Kimo; Sigurnjak, Ivona; Arandi-Klee, Rodrigo; Llenas, Laia (2020-11-01)
      The FERTIMANURE project includes 20 partners from 7 EU countries, Argentina and Chile. EU countries participating in the project include France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Belgium, The Netherlands, and ...

    • D6.8. FERTIMANURE plan for exploitation and dissemination of results 

      Spicnagel, Ana-Marija; Vugrin, Natalija; Llenas, Laia; Grommet, Isabelle (2024-06-30)
      FERTIMANURE can contribute significantly towards a situation where optimal application of manure with minimal loss of nutrients can be achieved in all regions. The EU N fertiliser industry is an ...

    • D6.7. Report on FERTIMANURE replication potential in CELAC region 

      Rizzo, Pedro; Riera, Nicolas; Bres, Patricia; Young, Brian; Vugrin, Natalija; Spicnagel, Ana-Marija (2024-06-30)
      This section details the most relevant aspects of the opportunities and barriers to the execution of technologies for the development and use of BBFs and tailored-made fertilisers (TMFs) in the CELAC ...

    • D6.6. Policy proposals and guidelines for successful market uptake 

      Poole, Chris; Vugrin, Natalija; Esclarín Ortiz, Arturo; Arandi-Klee, Rodrigo; Jouhari, Karim (2024-06-30)
      The FERTIMANURE project employed a comprehensive methodology and organizational approach to address the challenges and opportunities associated with promoting bio-based fertilisers (BBFs) for sustainable ...