CARTIF PROJECTS

NUTRI2CYCLE

Approach to the current gaps in the N, P and C cycles of the different European agricultural systems

Description

NUTRI2CYCLE addresses the current gaps in the N, P and C cycles of different European agricultural systems and the related environmental problems by implementing optimized management systems whilst having a positive trade–off with productivity, quality and environmental impact.

 

Objectives

  • Map the current flows and gaps in C, N and P cycles.
  • Implement a toolbox with comprehensible indicators to measure sustainability.
  • Assessment of 60 proposed optimized farming systems and prioritize 12-16 for further full-scale demonstration.
  • Further development and testing of minimal 1-2 prototype per farm typology.
  • Impact calculation at regional & EU level.
  • Evaluation on how agro-products obtained could affect consumer behavior.

Actions

  • Identifying innovative solutions.
  • Evaluate and prioritize the proposed solutions, taking into account their capacity and potential to close the N, P and C loops and their technological, environmental and economic validity.
  • Light-house demo’s: advancing the TRL level by leading examples.
  • Advancing loop closure throughout Europe: outreach by mirroring.

Expected results

  • Effective solutions for C-, N- and P-efficient agro ecosystems.
  • Improved overall sustainability and innovation capacity of the farming systems.
  • Reduction of environmental impact.
  • Integrated scientific support for relevant EU policies (Common Agricultural Policy, Water Framework Directive, sustainable use of pesticides, etc).
  • Strengthened transdisciplinary research for long-lasting implementation of results.

Partners:

H2020-IND-CE-2016-17

No. 773682

Total Budget: 7,048,003.75 €
Contribution: 6,850,050.50 €
Duration: 01/10/2018 – 30/09/2022

Responsible

Francisco Corona Encinas

Division of Agrifood and Processes

fraenc@cartif.es

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