FERTIliser product recovery from secondary raw materials using best available TEChniques

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Data Management Plan and Ethical Compliance Report – Interim Version (M18)

"Data Management Plan and Ethical Compliance Report – Interim Version (M18)The updated version of D6.2 reflecting our intermediate plan for FERTITEC’s data and ethical compliance, under T6.2.D6.3: ""Data Management Plan and Ethical Compliance Report – Interim Version"" is directly related to Task 6.2: Data Management and Ethical Compliance.In Task 6.2, the project team is responsible for ensuring that all data generated during the project is handled according to the guidelines established in the Data Management Plan (DMP), and that the project adheres to ethical standards. The interim version (D6.3) provides an update on the data management practices and ethical compliance during the mid-point of the project, highlighting any adjustments or improvements based on the project's progress.Links with Other WPs: WP1: Analysis of Current Situation and Potential of Alternative Fertilising Products In WP1, a significant amount of data is generated during the mapping of techniques and case studies. D6.3 ensures that the data collection and analysis in WP1 have followed the established data management protocols. The interim version of the DMP ensures that the data from WP1 is stored and processed ethically and in accordance with the project's guidelines. Ethical considerations, such as stakeholder engagement and data privacy in case studies, are reviewed in the interim Ethical Compliance Report, ensuring that WP1 data practices align with project standards. WP2: Technical & Socioeconomic Assessments WP2 generates technical and socio-economic data, and D6.3 ensures that these datasets are managed properly during the project’s interim phase. The DMP ensures that the technical assessments in Task 2.1 and the socio-economic analyses in Task 2.2 are handled securely, particularly regarding sensitive or proprietary data. The Ethical Compliance Report provides a mid-project review of how ethical guidelines are being followed in WP2, ensuring that the environmental and socio-economic data collected does not violate privacy or confidentiality standards. WP3: Evaluation and Knowledge Transfer In WP3, the identification of Best Available Techniques (BATs) and the capacity-building activities generate data that needs to be shared with stakeholders. D6.3 ensures that the interim Data Management Plan provides guidelines for storing, processing, and sharing data generated from evaluations and knowledge transfer activities. The interim Ethical Compliance Report monitors how stakeholder engagement, particularly through knowledge transfer activities, is being conducted ethically, ensuring that all interactions follow established ethical protocols. WP4: Dissemination and Exploitation WP4 involves disseminating project data and results to stakeholders. D6.3 ensures that the data being disseminated complies with the DMP’s guidelines on data sharing and protection. The interim version also tracks whether any ethical or legal issues have arisen in the dissemination of data and outputs. The interim Ethical Compliance Report ensures that all data shared during the dissemination activities respects privacy concerns and intellectual property rights, particularly regarding public communication and stakeholder engagement. WP5: Business Models and Policy Recommendations WP5 relies on accurate data management to develop sustainable business models and policy recommendations. D6.3 ensures that the data used for business modeling and policy development is managed securely and ethically during the interim phase. This includes ensuring that data used for developing business models (in Task 5.3) and policy recommendations (in Task 5.4) adheres to the established data protocols. The interim Ethical Compliance Report assesses whether the data used for policy recommendations addresses ethical issues, such as data privacy or regulatory concerns, that are releva"

Data Management Plan and Ethical Compliance Report – First version.

"Data Management Plan and Ethical Compliance Report – First version. A report outlining the data to be collected / generated during the project as well as the plan for their FAIR and ethical management, under T6.2.D6.2: ""Data Management Plan and Ethical Compliance Report – First version"" is directly related to Task 6.2: Data Management and Ethical Compliance.In Task 6.2, the project team develops and implements the Data Management Plan (DMP), which outlines how data generated during the project will be collected, stored, shared, and preserved. The task also ensures that the project complies with ethical standards, including data privacy, protection, and security, in accordance with European Union regulations such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).Links with Other WPs: WP1: Analysis of Current Situation and Potential of Alternative Fertilising Products The data collected in WP1, such as the mapping of techniques and market analysis, is subject to the guidelines outlined in the Data Management Plan (D6.2). The DMP ensures that this data is stored securely, shared responsibly, and used in compliance with ethical standards. WP1 data, particularly sensitive information from market studies or case studies, must be managed according to the ethical and legal standards laid out in the ethical compliance section of D6.2. WP2: Technical & Socioeconomic Assessments The Data Management Plan (D6.2) plays a crucial role in managing the large amount of technical and socio-economic data generated in WP2. Tasks like the environmental impact assessments in Task 2.1 and the socio-economic analyses in Task 2.2 generate sensitive and technical data that must be handled securely and ethically. The DMP ensures that the datasets, such as those feeding into the EcoFerti tool, are properly documented, accessible to authorized users, and safeguarded against unauthorized access. WP3: Evaluation and Knowledge Transfer WP3 produces data related to the evaluation of Best Available Techniques (BATs) and knowledge transfer activities. The Data Management Plan (D6.2) ensures that this data is collected and shared in a manner that facilitates stakeholder engagement while respecting privacy and security concerns. The Knowledge Exchange Platform (KEP) in Task 3.3 is guided by the DMP, ensuring that any data shared through the platform complies with the ethical standards and data protection protocols defined in D6.2. WP4: Dissemination and Exploitation In WP4, dissemination activities involve sharing data and project results with various stakeholders. D6.2 provides guidelines on how data should be shared and disseminated in compliance with ethical regulations, ensuring that all dissemination activities respect data privacy and protection. The DMP also outlines how data used for exploitation purposes, such as in Task 4.3, will be managed to ensure that any proprietary or sensitive information is handled appropriately. WP5: Business Models and Policy Recommendations Task 5.3 (business models) and Task 5.4 (policy recommendations) rely on data from across the project. The Data Management Plan (D6.2) ensures that this data is managed ethically and that access to relevant data for developing business models or making policy recommendations is provided in compliance with the project’s data-sharing protocols. The policy recommendations must also adhere to ethical guidelines, particularly when discussing data privacy and security in the context of fertiliser techniques and their societal impact. WP6 and WP7: Project Management and Reporting The Data Management Plan (D6.2) provides the framework for how data generated by the project is handled, reported, and stored throughout the project lifecycle. WP6 and WP7 depend on D6.2 to ensure that all deliverables, particularly those containing data, meet the required ethical standards and d"

FERTITEC Knowledge Exchange Platform and Experts Panel. Report.

"FERTITEC Knowledge Exchange Platform and Experts Panel.D1.2: ""FERTITEC Knowledge Exchange Platform and Experts Panel"" – Reflects the results of Task 1.2 and Task 1.3.Report presenting FERTITEC’s KEP and the EP, including an outline of the activities performed to set and run them in practice.Linkage to Other Work Packages:D1.2 structures will benefit: WP2 (Technical and Environmental Assessment): WP2 will utilize the KEP and SN set up under D1.2 for disseminating findings from case studies and technical assessments. The EP will also provide expert review and feedback on methodologies or results, enhancing the quality and relevance of WP2’s outputs. WP3 (Evaluation, Best Practices, and Knowledge Transfer): WP3 will rely heavily on the networks and platforms established in D1.2 for sharing best practices and new knowledge. The experts and stakeholders engaged through D1.2's platforms can participate in validating and endorsing the best available techniques (BATs) identified in WP3. WP4 and WP5 (Communication, Dissemination, and Exploitation): These work packages will the KEP, SN, and EP for broader dissemination and exploitation activities. D1.2's structures help in effectively communicating project outcomes, engaging stakeholders for feedback, and facilitating the adoption of project innovations. The platforms will serve as primary channels for outreach and interaction with the target audience. WP6 and WP7 (Project Management and Reporting): The governance and communication protocols set up through D1.2 could also support project management WPs (WP6 and WP7) in organizing meetings, workshops, and reporting activities. The established networks and panels can enhance coordination and ensure that project deliverables are aligned with stakeholder expectations and compliance requirements."

Management and Quality Plan. Report.

"Management and Quality Plan. A Report on the management structure, the roles and responsibilities of partners as well as procedures for progress monitoring, quality assurance and project management, emphasising procedures of T6.1.D6.1: ""Management and Quality Plan"" is directly related to Task 6.1: Coordination and Quality Management – 1st period.In Task 6.1, the project coordinator (PC) prepares and implements a comprehensive Management and Quality Plan (MQP), which outlines the structure and procedures for project coordination, quality assurance, and risk management. This includes defining roles, responsibilities, and timelines for the consortium partners to ensure efficient and high-quality execution of the project.Links with Other WPs: WP1: Analysis of Current Situation and Potential of Alternative Fertilising Products The Management and Quality Plan (D6.1) ensures that the tasks in WP1, such as the mapping of techniques and case studies, are completed on time and with high quality. The MQP outlines the review processes for deliverables like D1.1 and D1.3, ensuring that the methodologies are sound and the results are robust. D6.1 also helps manage the data collection and analysis process in WP1, ensuring that the project adheres to timelines and quality standards. WP2: Technical & Socioeconomic Assessments WP2 involves complex technical and socio-economic assessments that require strict coordination and quality assurance, which are overseen by the MQP. D6.1 ensures that the data generated in Tasks 2.1, 2.2, and 2.3 are properly managed, reviewed, and integrated into the project’s outputs, such as the technical assessments and EcoFerti tool. The plan sets guidelines for the team to follow to maintain data integrity and ensure the scalability of the alternative fertilising techniques. WP3: Evaluation and Knowledge Transfer In WP3, the identification of Best Available Techniques (BATs) and capacity-building activities require meticulous coordination, which is facilitated by D6.1. The MQP ensures that the cross-case analysis and validation of BATs are conducted systematically and that the stakeholder engagement activities in Task 3.2 are carried out efficiently. Quality assurance measures outlined in D6.1 ensure that the knowledge transfer activities, such as training sessions and dissemination of BATs, meet project objectives and stakeholder expectations. WP4: Dissemination and Exploitation The Management and Quality Plan (D6.1) helps manage the dissemination and exploitation activities in WP4 by ensuring that communication materials and dissemination strategies are of high quality and delivered on time. This includes overseeing the development of the Dissemination and Communication Plan (D4.1) and ensuring it is effectively implemented across the consortium. The MQP also ensures that all partners are aligned in their exploitation strategies, making sure that the project's results reach the intended audiences effectively. WP5: Business Models and Policy Recommendations D6.1 supports the development and refinement of business models and policy recommendations in WP5 by ensuring that all outputs are peer-reviewed and meet high-quality standards. The MQP ensures that the business models developed in Task 5.3 and the policy recommendations in Task 5.4 are based on accurate data, well-coordinated processes, and align with the project's objectives. The plan also coordinates input from all partners to make sure that the business models and policy recommendations are practical and feasible for both European and African contexts. WP6 and WP7: Project Management and Reporting Task 6.1 directly informs D6.1 by establishing the framework for project coordination, quality control, and progress monitoring. The MQP outlines how the entire consortium operates, ensuring that tasks in WP6 (management) and WP7 (reporting"

Dissemination and Communication Plan – First version

"Dissemination and Communication Plan – First version. A report elaborating on the strategy, plan and actions for dissemination and communication in the context of FERTITEC. D4.1 is the first version of our DCP and will report the initial steps of T4.1.D4.1: ""Dissemination and Communication Plan – First version"" – Output of Task 4.1, covering communication strategies.Links to Other WPs: WP1: Analysis of Current Situation and Potential of Alternative Fertilising Products The findings from Task 1.1 and Task 1.3 (mapping techniques and selecting case studies) provide early content for dissemination. These insights about alternative fertilising products will be shared with stakeholders, and the dissemination plan will outline how to target relevant sectors, such as agriculture and environmental management. The outputs of WP1, especially in D1.1 and D1.3, are central to the communication strategy, as these deliverables form the early technical knowledge that needs to be disseminated to industry, policymakers, and the public. WP2: Technical & Socioeconomic Assessments Task 2.1 and Task 2.2 generate data and insights on the technical feasibility and socio-economic aspects of the alternative fertilising techniques, which are essential for targeted communication. The dissemination plan in D4.1 includes strategies to share this technical information through reports, webinars, and stakeholder engagement. Task 2.3 produces datasheets and the EcoFerti tool, which will be communicated to stakeholders as practical outputs of the project. The dissemination plan outlines how these tools will be shared with relevant users, ensuring that they reach farmers, industry players, and policymakers. WP3: Evaluation and Knowledge Transfer Task 3.2 (capacity building and mutual learning) is a key part of the dissemination strategy, as D4.1 outlines how training sessions, webinars, and field visits will be publicized and organized. The dissemination plan ensures that knowledge transfer activities are promoted effectively to reach the right audience. Task 3.3 involves the Knowledge Exchange Platform (KEP), which plays a significant role in the dissemination strategy. D4.1 details how the KEP will be used to distribute materials, host interactive sessions, and share resources with stakeholders. WP5: Business Models and Policy Recommendations Task 5.3 and Task 5.4 (business models and policy recommendations) rely on an effective dissemination strategy to ensure that the business models and policy recommendations are shared with stakeholders such as industry players, investors, and policymakers. The dissemination plan outlines how to engage these groups through reports, events, and the Knowledge Exchange Platform. D4.1 ensures that communication channels are in place to distribute key findings from WP5, such as the policy briefs and business models, to stakeholders across the EU and AU."

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EU water directives through a semiotic lens: framing quality, risk, and circularity

Autori: Cheryl Marie Cordeiro
Pubblicato in: Frontiers in Environmental Science, Numero vol. 13, 2025, ISSN 2296-665X
Editore: Frontiers Media S.A.
DOI: 10.3389/FENVS.2025.1590166

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