17
Dec
Within its leadership role in the Working Group under COST project “weedingMAPs – Non – chemical weed management in medicinal and aromatic plants” the PRO CIVIS Foundation consequently advances activities focused on knowledge exchange and the co-creation of solutions supporting innovation in the medicinal and aromatic plants sector, as well as in the field of […]
05
Sep
The PRO CIVIS Foundation has summarized the first 20 months of implementing the Bio4HUMAN project. It was a period of intensive analytical and research work, during which the PRO CIVIS team of experts prepared, among other things, a catalogue of bio-solutions supporting humanitarian activities, a report on gaps in humanitarian aid supply chains, as well as managerial and operational recommendations. The project results demonstrate how bioeconomy innovative solutions can support the sustainable development of humanitarian activities and have a positive impact on the management of waste generated by these activities.
07
Oct
Intensifying collaboration, sharing knowledge and research outcomes more widely and more efficiently along the entire value chain, while at the same time creating an environment for innovation is one of the main goals of the new COST Project „Non-chemical weed management in medicinal and aromatic plants (MAPs) (weedingMAPs)”.
29
Aug
Join the Bio4HUMAN project webinar, where we will discuss the needs of the humanitarian sector in solid waste management. The event will provide an opportunity to establish collaboration between bioeconomy stakeholders and the humanitarian sector.
24
May
The Foundation for Education and Social Dialogue PRO CIVIS presents the new report “BioGoLocal – Implementing a circular bioeconomy at the local level”. The publication was prepared by experts from the PRO CIVIS Foundation and the Norwegian company Ressurs og Miljø AS from Oslo. The report also includes analyzes by Professors of the Warsaw University […]
16
May
Over 250 enthusiasts of green economic and social transformation took part on May 15th, 2024 in the final conference of the Polish-Norwegian project “BioGoLocal – implementation of the circular bioeconomy at the local level”.
The participants included local government officials, academics, representatives of agricultural advisory centers, state forest directorates and regional environmental protection directorates, experts from business support institutions, entrepreneurs, social activists and representatives of non-governmental organizations.
23
Jan
PRO CIVIS is one the 10 European consortium partners opening up a streamline of cooperation between humanitarian aid operators and the biobased sector that will identify the bio-based solutions for solid waste management applicable in various humanitarian settings.
02
Jun
“Implementing Circular Bioeconomy in Practice at Local Level” is the new project the PRO CIVIS Foundation will execute jointly with the Ressurs & Miljø AS (Oslo, Norway) between June 2023 and May 2024. The project activities are addressed to the local and regional authorities from the Świętokrzyskie Region, Poland. Norwegian and Polish experts will present […]
21
Apr
The Pro Civis Foundation, in cooperation with InnEco Ltd. based on a demonstration plant (Demo scale), is conducting a Slow Thermal Biomass Refinery (STBR) process directed at extracting liquid substances from plant biomass.
21
Feb
The “Pro Civis” Foundation, together with a local start-up (InnEco), has been conducting research and implementation work directed at optimizing methods of processing plant-derived biomass through a cascade extraction process (for example; mechanical extraction, chemical extraction with solvents, supercritical CO2), the aim of which was to extract from biomass a wide spectrum of highly valuable […]