Green Public Procurement of Pharmaceuticals for the Baltic Sea Region
GrePPP
PROGRAMME 2014-2020
priority
4 EU Strategy support
objective
4.1 Seed money
GrePPP
Pharmaceutical emissions to the environment are a major concern in the Baltic Sea region and beyond. GrePPP works towards a sustainable public procurement of pharmaceuticals to protect the aquatic environment in areas where pharmaceuticals are produced. The aim of the project is to develop and test criteria and tools for sustainable public procurement applicable to the aquatic environment. This shall incentivise more sustainable production methods, and, consequently, reduce harmful emissions.
Budgets
GrePPP
in numbers
in numbers
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0.05MillionTotal
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0.04MillionErdf
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0.00MillionEni + Russia
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0.00MillionNorway
Highlights
Outputs
Project Stories
Partners
SIWI
- TownStockholm
- RegionStockholms län
- CountrySweden
- RepresentativeNicolai Schaaf
- Phone
- E-Mail
- Web
Approximate total partner budget in EUR
22,750.00
59.325117218.0710935
IVL Swedish Environmental Research Institute
- TownStockholm
- RegionStockholms län
- CountrySweden
- RepresentativeSven-Olof Ryding
- Phone
- E-Mail
- Web
Approximate total partner budget in EUR
8,500.00
59.337118617.9860453
Institute for Applied Ecology
- TownFreiburg
- RegionFreiburg im Breisgau, Stadtkreis
- CountryGermany
- RepresentativeJens Gröger
- Phone
- E-Mail
- Web
Approximate total partner budget in EUR
6,250.00
47.98436557.8368781
Finnish Environment Institute
- TownHelsinki
- RegionHelsinki-Uusimaa
- CountryFinland
- RepresentativeKatriina Alhola
- Phone
- E-Mail
- Web
Approximate total partner budget in EUR
6,250.00
60.167488124.9427473
Baltic Environmental Forum Lithuania
- TownVilnius
- RegionVilniaus apskritis
- CountryLithuania
- RepresentativeJustė Kukučionė
- Phone
- E-Mail
- Web
Approximate total partner budget in EUR
6,250.00
54.687045825.2829111
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Project managerNicolai SchaafStockholm International Water Institute
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Legal representativeTorgny HolmgrenSIWI
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Financial manager
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Communication managerNicolai SchaafStockholm International Water Institute