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Topic: CLIENT II,Client II,Aktion 13: Wasserkrisen global mindern,Aktion 14: Die Verschmutzung von Flüssen und Meeren stoppen,Aktion 15: Gesunde Böden erhalten und Land nachhaltig nutzen,Aktion 17: Gesamtrohstoffproduktivität steigern,Aktion 19: Kunststoffkreisläufe schließen

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The SuLaMo project team installed pilot plants at three locations in Morocco to test optimised water management in regions with varying degrees of aridity and to analyse the yields and quality of the vegetables grown.

28.05.2025 Climate

Innovative, sustainable solutions for agriculture in water-scarce regions

In deserts and extremely dry areas, climate change is exacerbating water scarcity. The BMFTR project SuLaMo used modern technologies to improve land management for agriculture in these regions.

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‘Bush to Value": The new plant of the BMBF „ButoVal“-project helps to remove the bushes sustainably and efficiently and then process them into recycable bush mass, such as wood pellets etc.

18.03.2025 Climate

Tech demonstrator ButoVal: process bush biomass - restore savannah

The agricultural output of Namibia's savannahs has shrunk by two thirds in recent decades. The reason: bush encroachment on the grasslands. The BMBF project ButoVal has now presented a plant, that can effectively process bush biomass.

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The textile industry is responsible for up to 10 per cent of global CO2 emissions. In order to reduce these, new climate protection solutions are needed – such as the EnaTex research project.

19.02.2025 Climate

Improving climate protection by saving energy in the Indonesian textile industry

The BMBF project EnaTex developed new solutions to make the textile industry in Indonesia more climate-friendly. With success: up to 40 per cent of the energy consumption can be saved through measures in pre-treatment, dyeing and finishing.

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Prof Enebish Namjil, project partner in the BMBF-funded PV-2-Heat project, setting up a new PV system.

15.05.2024 Climate

BMBF-project PV-2-Heat: Sustainable heating systems for households in Mongolia

CO2-free heating and reducing smog in the Mongolian capital. To realise this vision, the project partners adapted the technology of PV-2-Heat systems to the climatic conditions and tested pilot systems in various areas of the city.

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Italian locust during egg-laying: The technologies developed by the Locust-Tec project for monitoring and predicting locust outbreaks focus particularly on breeding areas.

15.08.2023 Climate

Locust-Tec: Digital tools & remote sensing methods for locust monitoring

Locusts threaten crops worldwide, such as in Sardinia, Ethiopia or Kazakhstan. The chemicals used damage ecosystems and health. Locust-Tec enables effective locust management through remote sensing.

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The fruits of the true walnut (Juglans regia L.) are among the high-value agroforestry products of Central Asia.

21.03.2023 Climate

SUFACHAIN: Sustainable management of threatened walnut forests in Central Asia

Gathering wild fruits and nuts from forests is widespread around the world. However, Central Asia's forests are overexploited in the process. The SUFACHAIN project, which is part of the BMBF's CLIENT II program, aims to contribute to the sustainable ...

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