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Safe and circular use of wastewater for irrigation in Prague

In Prague, WIDER UPTAKE demonstrates safe use of treated effluent for irrigation in grey-green solutions for urban development with reasonable water transportation expenses.

Stakeholders meeting in Prague 29.06.2021

The University of Chemistry and Technology organized together with the CVUT and Prague water companies PVS a.s. & PVK a.s. the meeting of Czech WIDER UPTAKE investigators with project stakeholders.

Presentation of the Governace tool GOCIWA in Italy

On 15 June 2021 the webinar: “Il ruolo della Governance nella depurazione – presentazione dello strumento GOCIWA” successfully took place.

Deputy mayor of Prague visited WIDER UPTAKE test site

The deputy mayor, Mr. Petr Hlubucek, who is responsible for environmental issues in the Council of the City of Prague, visited the installation of irrigation boxes on the premises of Central Prague WWTP, located on Cisarsky island on the Vltava River.

Installation of biochar production line at SSGL, Accra

11 February 2021

The Mudor Treatment Plant treats wastewater from Accra, the capital of Ghana, and has a capacity of 18 000 m3/day.

Wastewater fertilisers to the aid of farmers

09 March 2021

The circular economy can boost profits in the water management sector, and at the same time provide farmers both in Norway and around the world with cheaper fertiliser.

New shed for PHA production at Marineos Wastewater Treatment Plant

18 November 2020

The new shed for PHA production at Marineos Wastewater Treatment Plant has been completed. In the following months the pilot plants will be built up with all instruments.

On site inspection in Italy 25.06.2020

On site inspection at Italian demonstration sites and meeting with local stakeholders.

Launch day in Palermo 08.07.2020

15 September 2020

The 8th of July 2020 was the official Launch Day for the WIDER UPTAKE project at Palermo University.

We must reuse the resources in our wastewater

09 March 2021

Resources from wastewater must be better utilized to ensure access to clean water, enough food and good living conditions for all. Researchers in five countries are about to demonstrate circular economic models for how wastewater resources can be utilised in a water-smart society.