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Market Evaluation and Review of Policy Affecting Nutrient Recycling

Authors: FOGED, Henning Lyngsø; Sylwan, Ida; de Morais Lima, Priscila; Virtanen, Eetu; Laakso, Johanna; Valetska, Oksana; Sarvi, Minna; +3 Authors

Market Evaluation and Review of Policy Affecting Nutrient Recycling

Abstract

This report pertains to Task A1.3, focusing on a market evaluation and review of policies affecting nutrient recycling, taking the basis in already established or prospective value chains of best practices and most innovative solutions, in some cases also considering value chains in their later stages of development towards market readiness. The findings and activities detailed herein contribute directly to CiNURGi's overarching goals by featuring some best practices and most innovative solutions for recycling of nutrients in organic wastes, while at the same time presenting analyses of details of issues that must be considered for unlocking the potentials for nutrient recycling in the BSR region.

Keywords

end user acceptance, bio-based fertiliser, market potential, policy implications

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