LIFE PHARMA-DETOX PROJECT
Demonstration of an innovative method for the detoxification of pharmaceutical wastewater from pharmaceutical facilities. This project aims to the development and implementation of an innovative, economically viable and cost-efficient system for the transformation of pharmaceutical compounds, present in wastewater, into non-toxic substances. In this way, the environmental impacts occurring due to poor controlled discharge of APIs in the wastewater sewage system will be eliminated.
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FAO, UNEP, WHO and WOAH welcome agreement at the UN General Assembly meeting, including a target to reduce human deaths from AMR by 10% by 2030. This bold commitment includes a $100 million fund to drive R&D in antibiotics, diagnostics, and innovative treatments. With AMR threatening millions of lives and the effectiveness of life-saving medicines, this pledge sets ambitious goals to...
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LIFE PHARMA-DETOX
The project is co-funded by LIFE
The project is co-funded by LIFE, the EU’s financial instrument supporting environmental, nature conservation and climate action projects throughout the EU.
Our Project is also part of the LIFE projects that are co-Funded by the Green Fund. The project team would like to thank the Green Fund for co-funding the NTUA activities. More specifically, according to the Decision Number 242.4/2022 of the Management Board of the Green Fund, the amount of 60,000 Euro was approved for the year 2022.