Interreg NWE

The Interreg North-West Europe (ENO) program promotes cross-border cooperation to make the region more resilient and contribute to a better quality of life and well-being for all citizens.

For the period 2021-2027, a total budget of over 310 million euros from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) is allocated to promote a green, smart and fair transition for all ENO territories with the aim of supporting balanced development and making all regions more resilient.

Projects funded by Interreg VI B NWE at the University of Liège

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Title & Abstract

Partner ULiège

FlashFloodBreaker

Make North-West Europe resilient against increasing extreme flash flood events: This project aims to strengthen the resilience of North-West Europe to extreme flash floods, which are becoming increasingly frequent as a result of climate change. By developing specific strategies and action plans for different risk areas, as well as implementing innovative solutions such as real-time modeling and training programs, the project seeks to reduce the human and economic damage caused by these catastrophic events. Its holistic approach and transnational cooperation ensure effective preparation and adequate response to unavoidable flash floods.

Coordinator: Emschergenossenschaft ; ULiège Partner: Benjamin DEWALS
Green Skhy

Green Skills and Knowledge for Hydrogen: This project is committed to fostering the development of clean hydrogen in North-Western Europe, essential to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. By reducing barriers to the European recognition of skills and promoting careers linked to the energy transition, notably through practical training and awareness-raising campaigns, the project aims to build a European community of skills for the H2 sector. By bringing together companies, public authorities and training providers, it is helping to ensure the growth of a key sector in the energy transition, and to empower a broad public.

Coordinator: Agence nationale pour la formation professionnelle des adultes ; ULiège Partner: Pierre Duysinx
HoliCow Enable small/med dairy farmers to benefit from big data for holistic decision-making: Farmers are key players in animal welfare and climate change resilience. HoliCow will implement existing Big-Data solutions and adapt them to small and medium-sized farms. New is the integration of external data (climate) and interactive software tools for transparent farming. These approaches will enable farmers to stay on their land. Coordinator: Elevéo asbl ;
ULiège Partner: Nicolas GENGLER
ResiRiver Creating Resilient River Systems by Mainstreaming and Upscaling NbS: Thisproject aims to make alluvial systems in North-Western Europe more resilient in the face of climate change by promoting nature-based solutions (NBS). By gathering large-scale knowledge and experience in the watersheds concerned, it seeks to generalize and institutionalize the use of these solutions. Through training courses, site visits and the synthesis of results, the project strives to raise awareness among decision-makers and provide concrete action plans for effective implementation.  Coordinator: Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management - Rijkswaterstaat (NL) ;
ULiège Partners: Benjamin DEWALS, JF DELIEGE

Projects funded by Interreg V B NWE at the University of Liège

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Titre & Résumé

Partenaire ULiège

B4H Boost4Health Boost4Health - The Life Sciences Hub of NWE Michel MORANT
CIRMAP
CIrcular economy via customisable furniture with Recycled MAterials for public Places Luc COURARD
Green WIN Greener waterway infrastructure Benjamin DEWALS
GROOF Greenhouses to reduce CO2 emissions on rooftops de voies navigables plus verte Haïssam JIJAKLI
HappyMoo Provide NWE dairy farmers, veterinarians and extension agents with an innovative and holistic monitoring tool to screen animals for animal welfare, and more specifically for freedom from disease, hunger Nicolas GENGLER
PHOS4YOU Phosphorus Recovery from waste water for your Life Angélique LÉONARD
RAWFILL Supporting a new circular economy for RAW materials project was approved with technical requirements byrecovered from landFILLs Frédéric NGUYEN
REGENERATIS REGENERATIon of past metalurgical Sites and deposits through innovative circularity for raw materials Frédéric NGUYEN
SeRaMCo Secondary Raw Materials for Concrete Precast Products (introducing new products, applying the circular economy) Luc COURARD

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updated on 4/4/24

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