How to stay alive in V4?

Phosphorus Friends Club builds V4's resilience

How to stay alive in V4? Phosphorus Friends Club builds V4's resilience

Project aims to increase knowledge and awareness of importance of Phosphorus (P) raw materials for food production in Visegrad Group (V4 – Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia) and build P management strategy in V4 to secure enough P for food production. Project includes inventory on P-rich waste in V4 countries and economic analysis of possibilities of P recovery from waste. It also includes various awareness-raising events, as workshops and summary conference. Project products as Roadmap for P management in V4 will accelerate implementation of P recovery in V4 and increase independence from P import, and ensure safety of food production during/after COVID pandemic.

REPORT FROM 2ND WORKSHOP

Today took place the 2nd PhosV4 project workshop "Phosphorus recovery – challenges and perspectives in V4" (online). See the short photo report.

PROGRAM OF THE 2ND WORKSHOP

We present you the workshop program of the PhosV4 project - Phosphorus recovery - challenges and perspectives in V4

REPORT FROM 1ST WORKSHOP

Today the 1st PhosV4 project workshop "Our Phosphorus Raw Materials. Our Food. Our Future - V4's resilience in the face of pandemic" (online) took place during the 2nd International Conference Strategies toward Green Deal Implementation: Water, Raw Materials & Energy. Click here to see a report from the event.

PROGRAM OF THE 1ST WORKSHOP

We present you the workshop program of the PhosV4 project - Our Phosphorus Raw Materials. Our Food. Our Future - V4's resilience in the face of pandemic.

MEET THE EXPERTS

Meet the experts who will give lectures at the first PhosV4 workshop "Our Phosphorus Raw Materials. Our Food. Our Future - V4's resilience in the face of pandemic".

KICK-OFF-MEETING

On 4th October the online kick-off meeting of the PhosV4 project took place.

PROJECT RELEVANCE AND CONTEXT

COVID pandemic is the greatest threat of modern economies. The V4 countries were the first in EU to introduce restrictions to prevent thespread of virus, which proves their great responsibility for citizens.

Kraków, Małopolska, Polska