Bremen Overseas Research and Development Association

Networks:
AG Sozialstruktur www.sozialstruktur.org
Butterfly Effect NGO Coalition www.facebook.com/ButterflyEffectNgoCoalition
DWA www.dwa.de
EUWI www.euwi.net
Forum UE www.fue.de
German WASH-Netzwerk www.washnet.de
German Water Partnership www.germawaterpartnership.de
Global Wastewater Initiative http://www.unep.org/gpa/gwi/
International Water Association www.iwa-network.org
Sustainable Sanitation Alliance www.susana.org
Wasserforum Bremen www.wasserforum-bremen.de
westwärts Bremen www.weltwaerts-bremen.de
Bremer Entwicklungspolitisches Netzwerk www.ben-bremen.de
Verein Entwicklungspolitischer Austauschorganisationen www.ventao.de

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Jan 2018 - Dec 2018

105,000€

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BORDA is one of 20 implementation partner of the Innoqua project. A project funded by the EU Horizon 2020 Framework Programmes for Research and Technological Development. Horizon 2020 supports and fosters research in the European Research Area (ERA) with a focus in innovation, delivering economic growth faster and delivering solutions to end users.

INNOQUA will accelerate the path to market of a modular set of innovative, patent protected, award winning and scalable fully ecological sanitation solutions that address wide market needs in rural communities, for agricultural industries, for sustainable home-builders or collective housing owners and for developing countries worldwide. The modular system is based on the purification capacity of biological organisms (worms, zooplankton and microorganism) and sorption materials bringing ecological, safe and affordable sanitation capacity where it is needed most while fully addressing the thematic and cross cutting priorities of the EIP on Water.

The Innoqua project will perform demonstration scale deployment and resulting exploitation of the system to include commercial development, technology integration, eco-design, controlled environment pilots (in NUI Galway facilities in Ireland and UDG facilities in Spain), real use demo sites and market uptake preparation in several EU and non-EU countries (France, Italy, Ireland, Romania, UK, Ecuador, Peru, India and Tanzania), and further preparation for post project uptake. Such an integrated solution is innovative and has not been employed in the past. This integrated but modular solution for the final reuse of wastewater is particularly attractive for small to medium remote water stressed European communities with high water demand for either agriculture and/or the conservation of natural freshwater ecosystems.

The system is aimed at being a sustainable solution for ‘zero’ wastewater production with the complete reuse of wastewater. The system is ideal for small to medium scale situations where an integrated solution for the treatment of wastewater is required to reduce the waste directed to surface freshwaters for the attainment of good quality water, as stated by the Water Framework Directive. The robust but efficient technologies are also ideal for deployment in markets where resources are limited and skilled staff unavailable.

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• Date	19 Dec 2017	Location	Bremen, Germany
  Subject	Discussion on Water, Sanitation and Hygiene in Humanitarian Aid
  Cabinet	Cabinet of Commissioner Christos Stylianides
  Portfolio	Humanitarian Aid & Crisis Management
  Attending	Christos Stylianides (Commissioner) Felix Bloch (Cabinet member)