Partners & more

On this page you find an overview of the Run4Life project partners. The Run4Life consortium represents the entire value chain, consisting of universities, technology providers, public utilities, end users and experts in social sciences and humanities. This optimal combination of partners increases the market success of the proposed solutions and enhances social acceptance.

In addition, links are provided to a selection of other EU-funded projects working on resource recovery from wastewater and organic waste, as well as networks and platforms.

The Run4Life Consortium

The consortium of Run4Life consists of 15 organisations from different EU countries, each with their own expertise in the nutrient recovery value chain. For more information on each partner please visit the respective website by clicking on the logo.

Aqualia (ES)

DeSaH (NL)

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SE)

LeAF (NL)

LEITAT (ES)

NSVA (SE)

Universidad de Santiago de Compostela

WE&B Water, Environment and Business for Development (ES)

Wageningen University & Research (NL)

Zona Franca de Vigo (ES)

Ecomotive (NO)

Isle (UK)

CEIP

For Farmers

ASB Greenworld (DE)

The below map shows the locations of the Run4Life partners and demonstration sites.

Discover fellow circular economy projects and networks

Together with Run4Life there are many more projects working on the circular economy in relation to wastewater and organic waste, as well as networks of stakeholders and project clusters. The EC Executive Agency for SMEs (EASME) has developed an interactive tool providing a wealth of information about projects funded through different EU programmes. The Data Hub features an overview map, linked to project summaries, beneficiaries and demonstration sites. In addition, a wealth of information about projects and their results can be found on the EC’s CORDIS portal.

If you would like to see a link to your project added on this page please contact us.

Projects working mainly on wastewater:

Demonstration of water loops with innovative regenerative business models for the Mediterranean region (2018-2022)

Innovative Eco-Technologies for Resource Recovery from Wastewater (2016-2019)

New energy and resources from urban sanitation (2017-220)

Towards a next generation of water systems and services for the circular economy (2018-2022)

Demonstration of planning and technology tools for a circular, integrated and symbiotic use of water (2018-2022)

Demonstration project to prove the techno-economic feasibility of using algae to treat saline wastewater from the food industry (2016-2019)

Scale-up of low-carbon footprint MAterial Recovery Techniques in existing wastewater treatment (2016-2020)

REcovery and REcycling of nutrients TURNing wasteWATER into added-value products for a circular economy in agriculture (2017-2020)

Re-designing the value and supply chain of water and minerals: a circular economy approach for the recovery of resources from brine generated by process industries (2017-2021)

Projects working mainly on organic waste: