European projects

BIORADAR: Monitoring system of the environmental and social sustainability and circularity of industrial bio-based systems

Information

About project

UNI is a partner in the BioRadar project, a research and innovation project that aims to promote a sustainable bio-based economic model by improving metrics and frameworks to assess the environmental and social impacts of bio-based industrial systems. Through the development of digital monitoring tools, the project facilitates the assessment of circularity and environmental and social impacts, contributing to the transition towards more sustainable and circular processes in bio-based industries.

Details

Project in progress

Program: Horizon Europe GA no. 101003587

Theme: #Bio-basedMaterials, #Bio-basedPlastics, #Bio-basedProducts

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Start

July 2023

End

June 2026

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Objectives

Project objectives

Improving the sustainability and circularity of bio-based industries

Develop and implement digital tools for monitoring and evaluating environmental and social impacts.

Promoting the transition to a bio-based economy through innovation and collaboration between sectors.

Provide metrics and frameworks for accurate assessment and self-assessment of sustainable practices.

Results

Concrete actions

The BioRadar project focuses on several concrete actions:

  • Development of metrics and frameworks to assess the environmental impacts and risks of industrial bio-based systems.
  • Definition of circularity indicators and development of a framework for assessing circularity in industrial bio-based systems.
  • Assessing the economic impact of closing the loop and mitigating climate change.
  • Addressing the social implications of circularity and sustainability in industrial bio-based systems.
  • Identification of models, best practices and up-scaling opportunities for policy recommendations.
  • Development of a set of integrated digital tools considering the interconnectivity of all impacts.
  • Demonstration of tools in the textile, packaging and bio-based chemical sectors.
Partners

Project partners

9 partners including companies, research centres, universities and public bodies from EU countries.

Organization Website / contacts
YAGHMA – Coordinator – The Netherlands Link
UNI – Ente Italiano di Normazione (Italy), Technical Standardisation Body Link
Hamburg University of Applied Sciences (HAW) – Germany Link
IRIS – IRIS Technology – Spain Link
Next Technology Tecnotessile – Italy Link
Kneia – Spain Link
CETENMA – Spain Link

The project is co-funded by the European Research & Innovation Programme Horizon Europe under Grant Agreement No. 101112457

Contact us for more information

Innovation Division
E-mail: sviluppo.progetti@uni.com