GARDEN

Il progetto

GARDEN – un progetto Interreg Euro-MED finanziato dalla Commissione Europea che si pone i seguenti obiettivi:

•  Logistica verde innovativa

GARDEN sta realizzando progetti pilota all’avanguardia in Spagna, Francia, Italia, Grecia e Bulgaria per dimostrare la fattibilità di una logistica alimentare sostenibile. Questi progetti pilota utilizzeranno fonti di energia rinnovabile come l’energia solare e i biocarburanti per creare soluzioni logistiche prive di emissioni di carbonio.

•  Affrontare il cambiamento climatico

Promuovendo l’adattamento ai cambiamenti climatici e la prevenzione dei rischi di catastrofe, GARDEN mira a rendere le nostre città più resilienti. I nostri approcci basati sull’ecosistema ci permettono di sfruttare la potenza della natura per sostenere i nostri sistemi logistici.

•   Sforzi di collaborazione

Attraverso il nostro approccio di laboratorio vivente, riuniamo stakeholder pubblici e privati, esperti e comunità per co-creare soluzioni pratiche e sostenibili per la logistica alimentare.

 

Cibo e logistica verso la transizione energetica

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Il ruolo di EStà nel progetto

Poichè specializzata nella ricerca economica e sulla sostenibilità, EStà guida i processi di valutazione del progetto e garantisce la fattibilità finanziaria e ambientale delle soluzioni proposte.

Il partenariato

University of Zagreb, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture (UNIZAG FSB)

Role: Lead Partner
Country: Croatia
As the lead partner, UNIZAG FSB coordinates the project, leveraging its extensive experience in engineering and environmental research to drive the technical aspects of the project.

FAB’LIM, The Mediterranean Food Territories Lab

Role: Project Partner
Country: France
FAB’LIM focuses on food system sustainability and innovation, contributing to the development of green logistics strategies and frameworks.

CapEnergies

Role: Project Partner
Country: France
CapEnergies, a cluster specializing in sustainable energy, brings its expertise in renewable energy solutions and sustainable mobility to the project, fostering collaborations across sectors.

Ribera Consortium (CRIB)

Role: Project Partner
Country: Spain
CRIB, a network of municipalities in the Valencia region, supports local authorities in implementing renewable energy initiatives and improving public service efficiency, making significant contributions to pilot demonstrations.

University Polytechnic of Marche (UNIVPM)

Role: Project Partner
Country: Italy
UNIVPM provides critical insights into logistics and environmental impact assessments, supporting the design and optimization of short food supply chains.

University of Donja Gorica (UDG)

Role: Project Partner
Country: Montenegro
UDG’s FoodHub focuses on food safety and digitalization, enhancing the project’s technological aspects and external communication strategies.

Centre for Renewable Energy Sources and Saving (CRES)

Role: Project Partner
Country: Greece
CRES contributes to applied research on renewable energy technologies and energy-saving solutions, crucial for the project’s green logistics implementations.

Development Agency of Heraklion (LDO HERAKLION)

Role: Project Partner
Country: Greece
LDO HERAKLION supports regional development through sustainable practices, helping implement pilot projects and local stakeholder engagement.

Bulgarian Association for Transfer of Technology and Innovation (BATTI)

Role: Project Partner
Country: Bulgaria
BATTI focuses on technology transfer and innovation in logistics and energy, playing a key role in supporting the pilot project in Bulgaria and disseminating project results.