Reduction of Pharmaceutical Emissions from Dispersed Point Sources in Rural Areas
REPHIRA
 
PROGRAMME 2014-2020
priority
4 EU Strategy support
objective
4.1 Seed money

REPHIRA

Pharmaceuticals are essential for health care but difficult to remove from our waste waters. The Baltic Sea receives constantly loads not only emitted in the coastal areas but also within the catchment areas. In these rural areas, many small point sources accumulate and may pose a risk to the environment. The project attempts to identify, quantify and evaluate the pharmaceutical loads as well as developing an approach to prioritize point sources regarding advanced treatment technologies.

Budgets

REPHIRA
in numbers
  • 0.05
    Million
    Total
  • 0.04
    Million
    Erdf
  • 0.00
    Million
    Eni + Russia
  • 0.00
    Million
    Norway

Highlights

Outputs

Project Stories

Partners

University of Rostock

  • Town
    Rostock
  • Region
    Rostock, Kreisfreie Stadt
  • Country
    Germany
Approximate total partner budget in EUR
23,450.00
54.092444512.1286127

Gdansk University of Technology

  • Town
    Gdansk
  • Region
    Gdański
  • Country
    Poland
Approximate total partner budget in EUR
8,450.00
54.3611928518.62860883362069

Kristianstad University

  • Town
    Kristianstad
  • Region
    Skåne län
  • Country
    Sweden
Approximate total partner budget in EUR
8,100.00
56.029377814.1566859

Finnish environment institute

  • Town
    Helsinki
  • Region
    Helsinki-Uusimaa
  • Country
    Finland
Approximate total partner budget in EUR
8,500.00
60.167488124.9427473

Danish Environmental Protection Agency

  • Town
    Odense C
  • Region
    Fyn
  • Country
    Denmark
Approximate total partner budget in EUR
1,500.00
55.399722510.3852104