Optimizing quality of information in RAw MAterial data collection across Europe

D5.4 Final report of mapping of relevant EU funded projects and initiatives, analysis and

organisation of clustering activities

Title of the project: Optimizing quality of information in RAw MAterial data collection across Europe - ORAMA

Grant Agreement number: 776517

Funding Scheme: H2020 – SC5-15-2017 – CSA

Start date: 01.12.2017

Duration: 24 months

Document title: D5.4 Final report of mapping of relevant EU funded projects and initiatives, analysis and organisation of clustering activities

Work Package: WP5

Author(s): Frands Schjøth, David Whitehead (GEUS), Maria Anta (WF), Michelle Wagner (UNU), Tamas Hamor (JRC) & WP5 Team

Date of delivery: M24

Dissemination level: PU/PP/RE/CO 1

Reviewed by: ExCom

Status of the document: Final version

Document location: Tiimeri: Orama-h2020/Documents/Deliverables/WP5

Project web site: http://www.orama-h2020.eu

1 PU=public, PP= Restricted to other program participants (including the Commission Services), RE= Restricted to a group specified by the consortium (including the Commission Services), CO= Confidential, only for members of the consortium (including the Commission Services)

Document Control

Project Coordinator: GTK

Work Package Leader: WEEE Forum

Deliverable leader GEUS

Due date: M24 30 November 2019

Date of submission: M24 28 November 2019

Dissemination level: PU (Public)

Version history Ver. no. Date Reason for release Responsible 1 10.09.2019 Initial outline GEUS 16.09.2019 Review of document UNU 04.10.2019 Review of document WEEE Forum 2 12.11.2019 Second draft FSC-GEUS-UNU 3 22.11.2019 Third draft WEEE Forum 4 25.11.2019 Review of document GEUS-UNU Final 26.11.2019 Final Review ALL

Notice The contents of this document are the copyright of the ORAMA consortium and shall not be copied in whole, in part, or otherwise reproduced (whether by photographic, reprographic or any other method), and the contents thereof shall not be divulged to any other person or organisation without prior written permission. The information and content of this report is the sole responsibility of the ORAMA Consortium members and does not necessarily represent the views expressed by the European Commission or its services. Whilst the information contained in the documents and webpages of the project is believed to be accurate, the author(s) or any other participant in the ORAMA consortium make no warranty of any kind with regards to this material.

Disclaimer The mapping and screening of the projects is performed exclusively for the purpose of the

ORAMA consortium, applying filters designed for the objectives of ORAMA. The resulting list

of selected projects does not indicate any ranking or classification that could be interpreted as

a qualification of these projects’ performance nor a disqualification of their relevancy in

general.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Introduction ............................................................................................................................ 5

2. Result of the mapping of relevant EU funded projects and initiatives (T5.1D5.1) ............ 7

3. Results of the analysis of mapping of projects (T5.2D5.2) .............................................. 12

4. Result of the clustering of activities (T5.3D5.3) .............................................................. 14

4.1 Clustering events ............................................................................................................... 14

4.2 Virtual meetings and interaction with other funded projects ............................................ 17

4.3 Attendance to EU project meetings and events ................................................................. 18

5. Conclusions .......................................................................................................................... 20

Annex I. Mapping template .......................................................................................................... 22

Annex II. Final list of mapped projects ........................................................................................ 39

Annex III. Results of the mapping exercise analysis ................................................................... 57

Annex IV. Relevant projects and initiatives ................................................................................. 59

Annex V. ORAMA 1st Clustering Event Agenda ........................................................................ 63

Annex VI. ORAMA 2nd Clustering Event Agenda ...................................................................... 64

Annex VII. ORAMA Final Event Agenda ................................................................................... 67

List of Tables Table 1: List of databases consulted for the task............................................................................ 7 Table 2: List of ongoing projects with active networks .......................................................... 10-11 Table 3: ORAMA project meetings ............................................................................................. 18 Table 4: Promoting clustering and events .................................................................................... 19 List of Figures Figure 1: WP5 links to other Work Packages in the ORAMA project .......................................... 5 Figure 2: Typology of the mapped items. ...................................................................................... 8 Figure 3: Items analysis considering its relevance for ORAMA and status. ................................. 9 Figure 4: Main sources of financing............................................................................................... 9 Figure 5: Webinar topics and dates .............................................................................................. 18

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Acronyms and abbreviations CE Circular Economy EIT European Institute of Innovation and Technology EIP European Innovation Partnership GDP General Data Protection PRM Primary Raw Materials SRM Secondary Raw Materials RFCS Research Fund for Coal and Steel RM Raw Materials RMI Raw Materials Initiative RMIS European Commission’s Raw Materials Information System SIP Strategic Implementation Plan D Deliverable T Task WP Work Package

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1. Introduction

The clustering framework and the methodologies for profiling, identifying synergies and linking with the European Commission’s Raw Materials Information System (RMIS) proposed in other Work Packages of the project are expanded and acted upon in WP5 and were active during the whole duration of the project.

The main objective of WP5 is to ensure that the ORAMA project aligns, benefits from and provides input to other relevant EU-projects and initiatives. The tasks of WP5 aim at promoting data, information and knowledge exchange between projects and initiatives together with efficient use of resources within activities that have similar objectives and requirements. ORAMA partners have identified the target groups and associated synergies, ensuring regular communication between relevant projects and organisations.

WP5 objectives are addressed through 3 sequential and interlinked tasks:

Task 5.1: Mapping of EU funded projects [M1-M24]. Task 5.2: Analysis of the mapping of EU funded projects, initiatives and identification of synergies [M3-M24]. Task 5.3: Organisation of clustering activities [M6-24].

And its outcomes divided into 4 deliverable tasks:

D5.1 Mapping of relevant EU funded projects and initiatives [M3]. D5.2 Analysis of the mapping of EU funded projects, initiatives and identification of synergies [M6]. D5.3 Organisation of clustering activities [M9].

Figure 1: WP5 links to other Work Packages in the ORAMA project

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D5.4 Final report of mapping of relevant EU funded projects and initiatives, analysis and organisation of clustering activities (this report) [M24].

This report includes an update of the mapping of projects and the analysis provided in D5.12 and D5.22 and, at the same time, it describes the clustering events carried out during the project and summarise the goals achieved (D5.32).

2 Please refer to the corresponding deliverables for further information.

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2. Result of the mapping of relevant EU funded projects and initiatives (T5.1D5.1)

Within Task 5.1, ORAMA partners identified and mapped relevant new and on-going EU-funded projects, including related projects financed under the H2020 SC5-15 call, in Societal Challenge 5. Besides, they also identified and mapped other initiatives relevant to the ORAMA topic that could bring in synergies.

For the inventory of projects and iniatives, the following reference databases were consulted (Table 1), as well as previous mappings from other projects, such as FORAM, VERAM and ProSUM.

REFERENCE DATABASES CORDIS Database

EASME project biannual report

EIT RM community

EIP RM commitment projects

ERA-MIN1and ERA-MIN2 projects

GEOERA projects

INTERREG programme

LIFE programme

NER300 funding programme

NORDMIN

RFCS projects

Table 1: List of databases consulted for the task

The identification of projects was based mainly on desk research and feedback from all ORAMA partners and it was ongoing throughout the project. A Google form template (see Annex I) was agreed so that the information collected by each analysed item was useful for the objectives of the WP5 itself and for those of the linked WPs.

To ensure a streamlined collection of information, the mapping was conducted in a structured manner and with special emphasis on outlining:

• emerging data, information and knowledge gaps in ORAMA

• PRM and SRM data, information, and knowledge that could be used in ORAMA

• anticipate in which relevant projects/initiatives ORAMA outputs could bring added value

• networks opportunities.

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The mapping exercise identified a total of 463 projects and related initiatives (see Annex II), 448 of which were properly mapped. The different types of mapped items are shown in Figure 2.

Figure 2: Typology of the mapped items.

The relationship between projects that deal with a topic related to ORAMA scope and those that do not, is almost 67% against 33%, as illustrated in Figure 3. Of those projects that are relevant for ORAMA 44% are active projects (i.e. still ongoing), almost 8% are new projects (meaning that are projects that have just been awarded funding or just started when the mapping exercise occurred) and finally 39% of the projects are over but were run during the past seven years. Projects that took place before 2011 were not eligible for the mapping and accounted for less than 1% of the total. In other cases (8%), the start/end of the project was not available.

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Figure 3: Items analysis considering its relevance for ORAMA and status.

Most of the projects and initiatives were funded by the European Commission under H2020 programme, followed by FP7 and LIFE programs (Figure 4). Other funding sources include EIT (European Institute of Innovation & Technology), CIP (Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme) and INTERREG funding. Within other plausible schemes, MSCA-RISE (Marie Skłodowska-Curie Research and Innovation Staff Exchange), ERDF (European Regional Development Found) or South-East Europe Transnational Cooperation Programme. More than 60% of the projects assigned have a European scope in terms of the coverage of the data produced by the project.

Figure 4: Main sources of financing.

Not relevant for ORAMA, 33%

Complete projects; 39%

Ongoing projects; 44%

New projects; 8%Unknown; 8%

Relevant for ORAMA, 67%

H2020 LIFE FP7 EIT INTERREG CIP Other

Funding scheme

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Partners were asked to associate the topic of the project/initiative to the Raw Materials Initiative (RMI) pillars3. According to the responses collected, most of the projects identified dealt with pillar number 2 (domestic: fostering sustainable supply of raw materials from European sources) and number 3 (material efficiency: boosting resource efficiency and promoting recycling). In addition to this, respondents were to indicate three actions in the Strategic Implementation Plan (SIP)4 to which the projects mapped could be associated. The most selected actions were:

• Action area II.7: optimised material recovery • Action area III.1: technology • Action area I.5: recycling of raw materials from products, buildings and infrastructure.

A similar exercise was done with the RMIS5 topics, and the most selected ones were:

• Secondary raw materials and circular economy • Industry and innovation • Critical raw materials.

Projects with networks were specifically identified during the mapping exercise. Preliminary results show that 66 projects had active networks (Table 2). This information was extremely relevant for the building of partnerships and exchange of information between ORAMA and other projects. In further tasks of WP5, clustering activities were outlined and fed from the information on networks collected in Task 5.1.

Short name Full name AMPHIBIAN Anisometric permanent hybrid magnets based on inexpensive and non-critical materials

ARCHUB2 Arctic Network Hub

BioCriticalMetals Recognition of microbial functional communities and assessment of the mineralizing potential (bioleaching) for high-tech critical metals

BioFlex Flexible Bio-metallurgy Infrastructure and Expertise network

BIOMIMIC Innovative biotechnological methods for effective mining of secondary material

BIOMOre New Mining Concept for Extracting Metals from Deep Ore Deposits using Biotechnology

BLUE MINING Breakthrough Solutions for the Sustainable Exploration and Extraction of Deep Sea Mineral Resources

Blue Nodules Breakthrough Solutions for the Sustainable Harvesting and Processing of Deep Sea Polymetallic Nodules

CABRISS Implementation of a CirculAr economy Based on Recycled, reused and recovered Indium, Silicon and Silver materials for photovoltaic and other applications

CERA Certification of raw materials

CIRCUSOL Circular business models for the solar power industry

3 More information on RMI pillars: https://ec.europa.eu/growth/sectors/raw-materials/policy-strategy_en 4 More information on SIP actions: https://ec.europa.eu/growth/tools-databases/eip-raw-materials/en/content/strategic-implementation-plan-sip-0 5 More information on RMIS topics: http://rmis.jrc.ec.europa.eu/

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Short name Full name

CritCat Towards Replacement of Critical Catalyst Materials by Improved Nanoparticle Control and Rational Design

CRM Recovery Critical Raw Material Closed Loop Recovery

EcoSolar Re-use and remanufacturing technologies and equipment for sustainable product lifecycle management

ELSi Industrial scale recovery and reuse of all materials from end of life silicon-based photovoltaic modules

EURARE EU Rare Earth Sustainable Exploitation

FISSAC Fostering Industrial Symbiosis for a Sustainable Resource Intensive Industry across the extended Construction Value Chain

Flame FLy Ash to valuable MinErals

FORAM Towards a World Forum on Raw Materials

InnoWEE Innovative prefabricated components including different waste construction materials reducing building energy and minimising environmental impacts

INTRAW International cooperation on Raw materials

ProSUM Prospecting secondary raw materials in the urban mine

REMIX Smart and Green Mining Regions of EU

ReSiELP Recovery of Silicon and other materials from End-of-Life Photovoltaic Panels

REVALUE REcycled carbon fibres for high VALUE composites

SCREEN Solutions for CRitical Raw materials - a European Expert Network

SeaDataCloud Further developing the pan-European infrastructure for marine and ocean data management

SMART GROUND

SMART data collection and inteGRation platform to enhance availability and accessibility of data and infOrmation in the EU territory on SecoNDary Raw Materials

SUPERMET Recovery of Precious Metals from Spent Catalysts by Supercritical CO2 Extraction Assisted

URBAN_WINS Urban metabolism accounts for building Waste management Innovative Networks and Strategies

URBANREC New approaches for the valorisation of URBAN bulky waste into high added value RECycled products)

VAMOS ¡Viable and Alternative Mine Operating System!

VEEP Cost-effective recycling of CDW in high added value energy efficient prefabricated concrete components for massive retrofitting of our built environment

VERAM Vision and Roadmap for European Raw Materials

X-MINE Real-Time Mineral X-Ray Analysis for Efficient and Sustainable Mining

Table 2: List of ongoing projects with active networks

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3. Results of the analysis of mapping of projects (T5.2D5.2)

Partners associated to Task 5.2 analysed the relevance to ORAMA of the projects/initiatives identified and mapped in Task 5.1 with the aim of targeting more closely those ones estimated to bear potential for significant synergies with ORAMA. A set of criteria was defined which provided the main results of the analysis and grouped the projects and initiatives that:

a) Were not relevant for ORAMA b) Were relevant for data input/exchange in WP1, WP2, WP3 or WP4 c) Were relevant for clustering activities, specifically to:

1 Contact project/ initiative directly to explore synergies 2 Unilaterally send ORAMA information 3 Invite for clustering event

4 consider inclusion in RMIS

Some corrections to the database compiled in Task 5.1 were carried out in order to re-enter projects that were initially ruled out for being too small or with a limited scope, as well as relevant projects that had not yet produced data or findings. The comprehensive list of 463 projects and initiatives was filtered down to 59 most relevant ones after the analysis.

The in-depth analysis executed in Task 5.2 allowed to identify the relevant projects for specific ORAMA WPs. Therefore, WP leaders from WP1, WP2, WP3 and WP4 received a customized list of projects that were considered of interest accordingly to their inside tasks:

WP1: T1.2 Recommendations; T1.3 Primary minerals resources and reserves data; 1.4 Datasets to environmental and social dimensions; and T1.5 Best practices.

WP2: T2.2 SRM datasets and harmonisation; 2.3 Case studies and datasets. WP3: T3.1 Data models and classifications; T3.3 Sankey diagrams; T3.4 Environmental

and social dimensions. WP4: T4.1 Existing guidelines; T4.2 Existing training materials.

Moreover, Task 5.2 provided a list of desired synergies and form input for Task 5.3 based on actions to be addressed:

• Contact project/ initiative directly to explore synergies

• Unilaterally send ORAMA information

• (Potentially) Invite for clustering event

• Ask project partners to fill in mapping form themselves

• Consider its inclusion in RMIS

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With regard to sustainable networking with the selected consortia, RMIS is an ideal platform for such information and knowledge management. Its Knowledge Gateway is designed to host and serve such information on projects, consortia and entities on European level. A potential way of its further development is to evolve gradually into a more interactive Community of Practice (CoP) which is a spontaneous aggregation around scientific topics with strong links to JRC information systems, Competence Centres and Knowledge Centres. The establishment and hosting such a CoP would require further commitment by the JRC and/or the ORAMA consortium beyond the duration of the project. Therefore, a follow-up project with such an objective could be also considered. RMIS already integrated the results of a number of the mapped and highlighted projects and consortia, for example, MIN-GUIDE, MINLEX, MINVENTORY at the Member States Legislation section; ProSUM and ORAMA at the SRM & CE section, and at the brand new Battery Value Chain application under the Industry Value Chain section6.

6 More information on RMIS: https://ec.europa.eu/jrc/en/publication/eur-scientific-and-technical-research-reports/knowledge-management-policy-stocktaking-one-year-jrc-activities

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4. Result of the clustering of activities (T5.3D5.3)

The aim of Task 5.3 was to plan and organise clustering activities with other projects, based on the mapping and the analysis done in tasks 5.1 and 5.2. For this, two-way communication pathways were stablished with the coordinators and partners of the projects identified as highly significant for ORAMA with a view to:

a) setting up virtual meetings and two clustering events

b) agreeing transfer of information of relevant activities, as well as deliverables (reports, portals etc.), events, and other applicable information

c) maintaining regular contact to follow up on potential synergies identified in Task 5.2, during the ORAMA project

d) proposing, and potentially providing, a framework for structured co-operation among relevant players also after the end of the ORAMA project.

The outcomes of these meetings were communicated and disseminated via the planned activities and channels described in the communication plan (WP6).

Annex IV shows the list of projects and initiatives that were considered relevant for other WPs and for clustering activities.

4.1 Clustering events

Two clustering events were organised for the exchange of information with other EU-funded projects and initiatives:

1. “Serving Policy Makers and the Knowledge Triangle”, carried out on 15th November 2018 as a satellite of the event “Drivers and Solutions for Integrating Information” in the frame of the EU Raw Materials Week7.Its agenda can be seen in Annex V. The objective was to network with other projects dealing with the Raw Materials Knowledge Base and although over 80 participants registered, only 13 people attended. As a consequence, the Executive Committee of ORAMA valued and implemented measures to improve attendance at future project events.

2. “Data Optimisation for Primary & Secondary Raw Materials” was focused as an ORAMA & JRC RMIS Joint Workshop and was hosted by the ORAMA consortium within the JRC facilities in Ispra, Italy, on 13th June 2019. The objective was to share the outcomes reached in the project regarding raw materials data and the associated training materials8on PRM and SRM. It was attended by fifty-five people from different sectors and institutions (see Annex VI for the final programme of the event).

7 Please refer to Deliverable 5.3 for further information on this event. 8 Final version of the training materials can be found in Deliverable 4.2.

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ORAMA 1st Clustering event

ORAMA 2nd Clustering event

Due to the limited attendance of participants from other key projects in the above-mentioned clustering events, the ORAMA partners decided to tap into the final event of the project as a clustering opportunity, designing a programme that allowed the active participation of representatives of other European projects with great potential to apply and implement the results and guidelines developed in ORAMA successfully. The Final Event of the @ORAMA Project -

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Optimize and harmonize raw materials data! was convened on 22 November in the framework of the Raw Materials Week 2019 in Brussels. Attendance was even slightly higher than expected in terms of participation of non-direct members of ORAMA, with a total of 65 people altogether. Presentations managed to condense the key findings of the project and Mintell4EU, FRAME, MINDeSEA and PANORAMA projects showed how the ORAMA results are being implemented in these projects (see Annex VII for the complete programme).

ORAMA Final clustering event

In all the cases, the event dissemination went through a specific invitation that was sent out to all registrants of the ORAMA network, as well as to those projects and initiatives that that turned out to be of interest for clustering activities after the analysis of the mapping exercise. The GDP principles were taken into account and applied at all times. In addition, the project partners were asked to circulate the invitations among their associates and contact networks, and the events were promoted in advance on the project’s public website, https://orama-h2020.eu/, on the partners’ websites and in the press releases of the project. The available social media tools (Twitter, LinkedIn) were also used for wider dissemination. An online form was used to facilitate and to easily track the registration.

The communication tools developed under Task 6.29 were distributed and displayed during these clustering events: brochures, posters, business cards, custom USB sticks and document folders, etc. These materials were also used by partners when presenting or promoting ORAMA project in other project events (see Table 4).

9 Please refer to Deliverable 6.3 for further details on the information materials.

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Poster exhibition during the ORAMA Final event

Sample of communication materials distributed at events.

4.2 Virtual meetings and interaction with other funded projects

The aim of the virtual meetings was to explore the synergies between ORAMA and other projects. Virtual meetings mostly (and some face-to-face) were organised with project partners of the following projects:

1. EGDI – SCOPE 2. FISSAC 3. MINATURA 2020 4. Minfuture 5. NewOres 6. ReCreew 7. REMAGHIC 8. ReSiELP 9. REslag 10. SCRREEN 11. SIMS 12. SMART GROUND

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Four workshops and training webinars were organised as a part of WP410 and were presented in September and October 2019 (Figure 5).

Additionally, it was agreed that the ORAMA progress meetings would be combined with the presentation of other funded projects. The following table (Table 3) shows the final list of progress meetings and the funded projects that were invited for presenting:

Table 3: ORAMA project meetings

4.3 Attendance to EU project meetings and events

In the frame of WP6, a list of events and conferences that could be relevant for ORAMA was kept up to date and circulated to project partners regularly11. This activity allowed us to identify the main project events in which ORAMA could be presented and to coordinate the participation of all project partners.

10 Please refer to Deliverable 4.3 for further information on the training sessions’ feedback and outcome.

ORAMA project meeting Projects invited to present Kick-off meeting (12-13 December 2017) MIREU & ProSUM

Budapest (16-17 May 2018) EASME & EGS

Ljubljana (7-8 November 2018) MinFuture, RESEERVE & Mintell4EU

Ispra (12-13 June 2019) PANORAMA, MinFuture & EGS

30 Sep 2019 Duration: 90 min

Attendees: 44

02 Oct 2019 Duration: 125 min

Attendees: 49

16 Oct 2019 Duration: 133 min

Attendees: 27

Data Optimisation for

SRM from Mining Waste

Data Optimization for

PRM

Monitoring the material flows of

batteries and vehicles in Europe

Data Optimisation for SRM from WEEE and PV

panels

17 Oct 2019 Duration: 121 min

Attendees : 19

Figure 5: Webinar topics and dates

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Additionally, project partners were asked to provide a list and description of the dissemination activities in which they had participated for ORAMA11. This information allowed WP5 and WP6 partners to monitor the efficiency of the dissemination and clustering activities and applied mitigation measures if required. Calls to assess the clustering activities carried out during the project (quality, appropriate number, promotional tools, etc.) were organized regularly.

It was expected the project partners to attend at least four project events designed to promote clustering, i.e. on average two per year. The final list of events/project meetings is shown below (Table 4).

Table 4: Promoting clustering and events

11 Please refer to Deliverable 6.3 for further information

Projects involved Project meeting /events

Partners involved

MIREU Kick-off, Espoo, 09-10 January 2018

GTK

RESEERVE Kick-off meeting, Ljubljana, 12-13 June 2018

Geo ZS

FORAM Final event, Nancy, 26-27 June 2018

WEEE Forum, JRC

MIN-GUIDE Final Conference, Brussels, 11-12 December 2018

GTK

MINFUTURE Final Review, Brussels, 6 November 2018

JRC

RESEERVE

Kick-off meeting, Ljubljana, 12-13 June 2018 Partner meeting, Zagreb, 12-13 December 2018 Task Partner INSPIRE Workshop, Ljubljana, 19–21 Feb 2019

GeoZS, GEUS, BRGM GeoZS, GEUS GeoZS

MintelL4EU Kick-off meeting All partners meetings

GTK, GRGM, GeoZS, GEUS, IGME Spain, MBFSZ, NERC, NGU

Gip-P/FRAME/ Eurolithos / MINDeSEA

Kick-off meetings, Brussels, 3-5 July 2018

GTK, GRGM, GeoZS, GEUS, IGME Spain, MBFSZ, NERC, NGU

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5. Conclusions

The main objective of this work package to align and provide input into other relevant EU-projects and initiatives have been achieved successfully. Mapping and analysis identified relevant raw materials related projects that would benefit from the work completed in the ORAMA project. Once these projects were categorized, contact was made with work package and task leaders to ensure a continuous dialog throughout the project.

This successful outcome of the clustering activities has been accomplished through the two clustering events where relevant projects were invited and encouraged to participate. In addition, the recommendations, training materials, technical guidelines and reports presented at these events have been applied in other raw materials projects such as the GeoERA Mintell4EU project.

Cooperation with relevant projects including FRAME and PANORAMA has been ongoing until the end of the project. This culminated in the final networking event held on the 22 November 2019 at the Raw Materials Week in Brussels. Presentations by the Mintell4EU, FRAME, MINDeSEA and PANORAMA projects were held at this event showing how the ORAMA deliverables are being implemented in these projects.

ORAMA Final networking event

The results of the project are available on the ORAMA project website: https://orama-h2020.eu/, where they can continue to be accessed. This is an important legacy of the project and will enable future projects to build on the foundations that were made during the project.

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6. References

ORAMA Deliverable 4.2, 2019: Training Materials

ORAMA Deliverable 4.3, 2019: Report on feedback and other outcome of training sessions.

ORAMA Deliverable 5.1, 2018: Mapping of relevant EU funded projects and initiatives.

ORAMA Deliverable 5.2, 2018: Mapping of relevant EU funded projects, initiatives and identification of synergies.

ORAMA Deliverable 5.3, 2018: Organisation of clustering activities.

ORAMA Deliverable 6.3, 2018: Communication and Dissemination plan.

Castello P. Ed., Knowledge Management for Policy – Stocktaking of one year of JRC activities, Publications Office of the European Union, Luxembourg, 2017, doi:10.2760/245375.

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Annex I. Mapping template

The mapping template can be found here:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1gNn3fEVdZIBN4cWOzGrfvTaUwe8zyQa1kruuO06hDck,

and also listed below:

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Annex II. Final list of mapped projects

Short name Full name

1 ABYSS

Training network on reactive geological systems from the mantle to the abyssal sub-seafloor

2 ADIR

Next generation urban mining - Automated disassembly, separation and recovery of valuable materials from electronic equipment

3 AEGOS African-European Georesources Observation System

4 AGRAL Advanced Green Aluminium Anodes

5 AiMeRe Aircraft Metal Recycling

6 AlCat Bond activation and catalysis with low-valent aluminium

7 AltiTude

ALTernative to Indium Tin Oxide materials for sustainable growth of displays, solar and automobile industries

8 AluSalt Efficient Aluminium Salt cake Recycling Technology

9 AMCO Automated Microscopic Characterization of Ores

10 AMDREY Extraction of Earth Elements from Acid Mine Drainage

11 AMicro Ecros

Microscale and Electrometallurgically assisted Cleaning of Complex Sulphide Ores

12 AMMER

13 AMPHIBIAN

Anisometric permanent hybrid magnets based on inexpensive and non-critical materials

14 AMTEG Advanced Magnetic full Tensor Gradiometer

15 ARCHUB2 Arctic Network Hub

16 ARM

17 ARMEVA Advanced Reluctance Motors for Electric Vehicle Applications

18 AT WINe

19 AUTOPLAST-LIFE Recycling of special plastic waste from the automotive industry

20 AVAR Added Value Alumina Refining

21 BalticPlus BalticPlus

22 BASH-TREAT

Optimization of bottom ash treatment for an improved recovery of valuable fractions

23 BATRe ARES

Battery Recycling – Achieving Rare Earth Separation (Selective rare earth recycling from intermetallic compounds of NiMH batteries)

24 BATSTORM Battery-based energy storage roadmap

25 BIOCriticalMetals

Recognition of microbial functional communities and assessment of the

26 BIOELECTROMET mineralizing potential (bioleaching) for high-tech critical metals

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27 BioFlex Flexible Biometallurgy Infrastructure and Expertise network

28 BIOLIX

Bio-hydrometallurgical beneficiation of non-ferrous concentrate from Polymetallic shredder residue

29 BIOMIMIC

Innovative biotechnological methods for effective mining of secondary material

30 BIOMOre Research on future mining

31 BloW-uP Balkans Waste to Products

32 Blue Mining Breakthrough solutions for sustainable deep-sea mining

33 BLUE NODULES

Breakthrough Solutions for the Sustainable Harvesting and Processing of Deep-Sea Polymetallic Nodules

34 BOFLUX

Characterisation of the impact, boron addition has on the physical and smelting properties of chromite slag

35 BoostEff

Boosting raw material and energy efficiency using advanced sheet structure design and fibre modifications

36 C2CA

Advanced Technologies for the Production of Cement and Clean Aggregates from Construction and Demolition Waste

37 CABRISS

Implementation of a CirculAr economy Based on Recycled, reused and recovered Indium, Silicon and Silver materials for photovoltaic and other applications

38 CANDY

CompAct highly mobile Next generation construction, Demolition and excavation waste recoverY system

39 CaproKIC

Upscaling of one step process for automotive continuous fiber Polyamide 6 composite parts based on the in-situ polymerization of e-caprolactam

40 CAPTURE Capture of mineral particles by rising bubbles

41 CaReWood Cascading Recovered Wood

42 CELION

Circular Economy applied to LI-ION batteries for smart electric mobility in cities

43 CELMIN Utilisation of green chemicals in non-energy extractive industries

44 CERA Certification of raw materials

45 CHARPHITE

Coal char as a substituting material of natural graphite in green energy technologies

46 CHPM2030

Combined Heat, Power and Metal extraction from ultra-deep ore bodies

47 CHROMIC

EffiCient mineral processing and Hydrometallurgical RecOvery of byproduct Metals from low-grade metal containing seCondary raw materials

48 Circular Impacts

Measuring the IMPACTS of the transition to the CIRCULAR economy

49 CIRCUSOL Circular Business Models for the Solar Power Industry

50 CleanCoat

Development of eco-friendly architectural coil coatings for clean buildings and pollution-free air

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51 CloseWEEE

Integrated solutions for pre-processing electronic equipment, closing the loop of post-consumer high-grade plastics, and advanced recovery of critical raw materials antimony and graphite

52 Closurematic Management Tool for Continuous Mine Closure

53 COBALT

COntributing to Building of Awareness, Learning and Transfer of knowledge on sustainable use of raw materials

54 COCOON Consortium for a Coherent European Landfill Management Strategy

55 COFREE

Developing cobalt-free substitutes for cemented carbide tools – for use in mining and manufacturing

56 COGITO-MIN

Cost-effective geophysical imaging techniques for supporting ongoing mineral exploration in Europe

57 CoLaBATS Cobalt and lanthanide recovery from batteries

58 COLLECTORS Waste Collection systems assessed and good practices identified

59 COPPLEX

New Sustainable Process to Treat Complex RM, Revaluating Residues

60 CREATE

Critical Raw materials Elimination by a top-down Approach To hydrogen and Electricity generation

61 CREEA Compiling and Refining Environmental and Economic Accounts

62 CritCat

Towards Replacement of Critical Catalyst Materials by Improved Nanoparticle Control and Rational Design

63 CRM Extreme

Substitution of CRMs in components and coatings used under extreme conditions

64 CRM InnoNet Substitution of Critical Raw Materials

65 CRM Recovery Critical Raw Material Closed Loop Recovery

66 CROCODILE

First of a kind commercial Compact system for the efficient Recovery Of CObalt Designed with novel Integrated LEading technologies

67 CRUSMID-3D

Crustal Structure and Mineral Deposit Systems: 3D-modelling of base metal mineralization in Jameson Land (East Greenland)

68 C-SERVEES Activating Circular Services in the Electric and Electronic Sector

69 CtC Closing the Circle

70 CU-PV Cradle to cradle sustainable PV modules

71 CWIT Countering WEEE Illegal Trade

72 CyanoKit

CyanoKit®, the fastest and easiest test for reliable on-site cyanide detection.

73 cycLED

Cycling resources embedded in systems containing Light Emitting Diodes

74 Deasphor Design of a product for substitution of phosphate rocks

75 DEEPCO

Connectivity of deep-sea ecosystems under increasing human stressors: an integrative approach addressing vulnerability and ecological risk assessment

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76 DEMETER

Training Network for the Design and Recycling of Rare-Earth Permanent Magnet Motors and Generators in Hybrid and Full Electric Vehicles

77 DEMOWOOD Optimising end-of-life of wood-based products considering their total life cycle

78 DEVULC

Novel Devulcanization Machine for Industrial and Tyre Rubber Recycling

79 DIM ESEE Dubrovnik International ESEE Mining school

80 DISIRE

Integrated Process Control base on Distributed in-situ Sensors into Raw Materials and Energy Feedstock

81 DISPLAY

Upscale of material recovery from display applications and Printed Circuit Boards

82 DOORS-II

Developing a cooperation with the NSF Industry University Cooperative Research Centre on Resource Recovery and Recycling

83 DRAGON

Development of Resource-efficient and Advanced underGrOund techNologies

84 DRREAM

Drastically reduced use of rare earths in applications of magnetocalorics

85 E.THROUGH Thinking rough towards sustainability

86 E4-CRITMAT

Engineering of Energy Efficient Extraction of Critical Materials- Application to the Processing of Niobium and Tantalum Minerals

87 EAFO European Alternative Fuels Observatory

88 EC-Geo-Sustain

European MSc in Geomatics for Sustainable Mineral Resource Management

89 ECO COM’BAT Ecological Composites for High-Efficient Li-Ion Batteries

90 ECOINFLOW Energy Management in the European Sawmill Industry

91 ECO-INK Eco-innovate water-based inks for the ceramic sectors

92 ECOMOBI Eco-friendly Modification of Bitumen

93 ECO-SANDWICH Energy efficient, recycled concrete sandwich facade panel

94 EcoSolar

Re-use and remanufacturing technologies and equipment for sustainable product lifecycle management

95 EcoSwing Energy Cost Optimization using Superconducting Wind Generators

96 EFFIPRO Energy EFFIcient PROcess of Engineering Materials

97 EGDI – SCOPE Pan-European Geological Data Infrastructure

98 Electroflex

(Bio)Electrochemical extraction and recovery of metals from low grade ores and residues

99 ELSi

Industrial scale recovery and reuse of all materials from end of life silicon-based photovoltaic modules

100 ELV Whereabouts

Public consultation on potential measures to improve the implementation of certain aspects of the Directive on end-of-life vehicles, with emphasis on ELVs of unknown whereabouts

101 EMENTOR Entrepreneurship Mentor Network in Raw Materials

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102 EMFIS European Material Stock and Flow Intelligence Service

103 EMODnet The European Marine Observation and Data Network

104 ENCORE ENabling technologies for a programmable many-CORE

105 EnEx Enhanced exploration

106 ENEXAL

Novel technologies for enhanced energy and exergy efficiencies in primary aluminium production industry

107 ENSOCIO-LA

Strategic, Sustainable R&I Cooperation with Latin America (Climate Action, Resource Efficiency and Raw Materials)

108 ENVIREE

Environmentally friendly and efficient methods for extraction of rare earth elements (REE) from secondary sources

109 EO-MINERS

Earth Observation for Monitoring and Observing Environmental and Societal Impacts of Mineral Resources Exploration and Exploitation

110 EPOS European Planet Observing System

111 EQUINOX

A novel process for manufacturing complex shaped Fe-Al intermetallic parts resistant to extreme environments

112 ERA-MIN

European Research Area - Network on the Industrial Handling of Raw Materials for European Industries

113 ERA-MIN 2

Research and innovation programme on raw materials to foster circular economy

114 EREAN European Rare Earth (Magnet) Recycling Network

115 e-RECMET Recovery of critical metals from electronic waste

116 ERECON European Rare Earths Competency Network

117 ERMAT Efficient use of Residual Materials

118 ERN The European Remanufacturing Network

119 EUMINET European Minerals Information Network

120 EU-PEARLS

EU-based Production and Exploitation of Alternative Rubber and Latex Sources

121 EUR 28394 EN

Analysis of material efficiency aspects of personal computers product group

122 EURANTES

European Training Network for the recovery of antimony from European sources and its (re)use in novel cleantech applications

123 euRARE EU Rare Earth Sustainable Exploitation

124 EURELCO European enhanced landfill mining consortium

125 EuroGeoSource EuroGeoSource

126 EuroLithos European Ornamental stone resources

127 EuroMines

European Association of Mining Industries, Metal Ores & Industrial Minerals

128 EVA Elektronik Verwertung Altautos (Recycling of electronics from ELVs)

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129 EWIT E-Waste Implementation Toolkit

130 EWT-CYNCOR

Electrochemical water treatment for cyanide and nitrogen compounds removal

131 EXTRACT-IT

Defining FET research topics supporting the ICT* challenges of mineral extraction under extreme geo-environmental conditions

132 EXTREME

Substitution of CRMs in components and coatings used under extreme conditions)

133 FAME Flexible and Mobile Economic Processing Technologies

134 FASTRAM

Upscaling of FAST sintering processes for the substitution of critical materials: W and Co

135 FIBRE+

Innovative Paper Packaging Products for European SMEs Based on Functional Modification of Recovered Fibres

136 FISSAC

Fostering Industrial Symbiosis for a Sustainable Resource Intensive Industry across the extended Construction Value Chain)

137 FLAME FLy Ash to valuable MinErals

138 FLAT TO FLAT

Demonstration of an innovative fine crushing method for glass and alternative cullet in flat glass production

139 FLINTSTONE2020

A perspective for the replacement of two important CRMs – tungsten (W) and cobalt (Co)

140 FLOW

Lightweight alkali activated composite foams based on secondary raw materials

141 FORAM Towards a World Forum on Raw Materials

142 FORCE Cities cooperating FOR Circular Economy

143 FRAME

Forecasting and Assessing Europe’s Strategic and Raw Materials Needs

144 FREECATS Critical raw materials-FREE CATalystS

145 FRELP Full Recovery End-of-Life Photovoltaic

146 FuRIC Future Recycled Inert Concrete Made of Steelworks Residues

147 GaLIophore

Selective recovery of gallium from wastewaters of GaAs fabrication industry using siderophore based bisorptive biocomposites)

148 GeoERA

Establishing the European Geological Surveys Research Area to deliver a Geological Service for Europe

149 GEOSULF Utilization of sulphide mine tailings in geopolymer materials

150 GloREIA Towards a Global Rare Earth Industry Association

151 Go-4-0

From iron and manganese oxides wastes to valuable metal alloys using novel carbon sources materials

152 Gold-Insight Tracing Gold-Copper-Zinc with advanced microanalysis

153 GREEN BATTERIES

Hydrometallurgical process to separate zinc and manganese from spent alkaline batteries

154 Green Instruct

Green Integrated Structural Elements for Retrofitting and New Construction of Buildings

155 GREENBAS Sustainable Fibres from Basalt Mining

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156 GreenElec Green Electronics – Sustainable Product Manufacturing

157 HardAlt New generation of protective coatings alternative to hard chrome

158 HARFIR Heusler Alloy Replacement for Iridium

159 HISER

Holistic Innovative Solutions for an Efficient Recycling and Recovery of Valuable Raw Materials from Complex Construction and Demolition Waste

160 HiTech AlkCarb

New geomodels to explore deeper for High-Technology critical raw materials in Alkaline rocks and Carbonatites

161 HITEM

Highly sensitive receiver for Transient Electromagnetic responses in exploitation of deeply buried mineral occurrences

162 HORTAPPET Recovery of discharged fractions of pet recycling process

163 HUBGREECE

EIT RawMaterials Hub Greece. A Hub for the Greek Raw Materials Sector

164 HYDROWEEE DEMO

Innovative Hydrometallurgical Processes to recover Metals from WEEE including lamps and batteries - Demonstration Project

165 HYPERTHERMOX

High performance nanostructured thermoelectric oxide materials via vacancy engineering

166 HYRPAM

Recovery process of membranes for the hydrogen based on Palladium and Silver

167 HYTECHCYCLING

new technologies and strategies for fuel cells and Hydrogen Technologies in the phase of recycling and dismantling

168 I2MINE

Innovative Technologies and Concepts for the Intelligent Deep Mine of the Future

169 IASON PROJECT

Fostering sustainability and uptake of research results through Networking activities in Black Sea & Mediterranean areas

170 ICSG International Copper Study Group

171 iDeepMon Intelligent Deep Mine Shaft Monitoring

172 IEA-PVPS Report Number: T12-06:2016

End-of-Life Management Solar Photovoltaic Panels

173 IEDDA Innovative Exploration Drilling and Data Acquisition

174 IGF

Intergovernmental Forum on Mining, Minerals, Metals and Sustainable Development

175 ILLUMINATE Automated Sorting and Recycling of Waste Lamps

176 iMine European Demonstration and Test Facilities

177 IMPACT

Improved Lifetime of Automotive Application Fuel Cells with ultra low Pt-loading

178 IMPACTPapeRec Boosting separate paper collection

179 IMPRECSIM

Improving wet plastic recycling through innovative lagrangian particle-fluid simulations

180 InAccess

Entwicklung eines ressourceneffizienten und wirtschaftlichen Recyclingprozesses für LCD-Bildschirmgeräte unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der Rückgewinnung des Indium-Inhalts (Development of a resource-efficient and economical recycling

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process for LCD screen devices with special emphasis on the recovery of indium content)

181 INFACT

Innovative, Non-Invasive and Fully Acceptable Exploration Technologies

182 INFINITY Indium Free Innovation Technology

183 INFRES

Innovative and effective technology and logistics for forest residual biomass supply in the EU

184 InGeoCloudS INspired GEOdata CLOUD Services

185 InnoLOG Innovative geophysical logging tools for mineral exploration

186 InnoWEE

Innovative prefabricated components including different waste construction materials reducing building energy and minimising environmental impacts

187 INREP Towards Indium Free TCOs

188 inSPECtor

Integrated spectroscopy sensor system for laser-induced fluorescence and hyperspectral imaging

189 INSPIRE Intensified Flow Separator Infrastructure and Expertise Network

190 INSPIRE4LIFE Innovative sorting process plastic recycling

191 INSTAnT

Innovative sensor technology for optimized material recovery from bottom ash treatment

192 IntAir Cheaper, Lighter, Safer Composite Materials for Aircraft Interiors

193 intCEB

International Intelligence and Business Development Network on Circular Economy Business Opportunities with China

194 INTERMIN International network for training centres on mineral resources)

195 INTMET

Integrated innovative metallurgical system to benefit efficiently polymetallic, complex and low-grade ores and concentrates

196 INTRAW International cooperation on Raw materials

197 IRENA Indium replacement by single-walled carbon nanotube thin films

198 iRIS intelligent Risk Identification System for safer mines

199 IRP International Resource Panel

200 ISWA International Solid Waste Association

201 ITERAMS Reinventing the role of water and waste in mining

202 ITRPV-Results 2017 International Technology Roadmap for Photovoltaic – Results 2017

203 JOIN-EM JOINing of copper to aluminium by ElectroMagnetic fields

204 JRC105010 Lithium ion battery value chain and related opportunities for Europe

205 2015_kartierung_des_anthropogenen_lagers

Kartierung des anthropogenen Lagers in Deutschland zur Optimierung der Sekundärrohstoffwirtschaft (Mapping of the anthropogenic stock in Germany for optimizing the secondary raw material economy)

206 KIC on Raw Materials Knowledge and Innovation Communities on Raw Materials

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207 KOLARCTIC ENPI CBC Kolarctic ENPI CBC

208 LANUV Technical Report 38

Recycling critical raw materials from electronic waste

209 LayTerm Layman courses for the Transfer of Expertise on Raw Materials

210 LEFAPO Lead free automotive SLI power

211 LEO Low-cost / energy Efficient Oleds for lighting

212 Li+WATER

Membrane electrolysis for resource-efficient lithium and water recovery from brines

213 LIFE - AGROMINE

Cropping hyperaccumulator plants on nickel-rich soils and wastes for the green synthesis of pure nickel compounds

214 LIFE CRAL

Industrial pilot plant for semisolid process route with eco-compatible feedstock materials

215 LIFE De-BAY

ELV Depollution Bay-Equipped island for the management of materials and components for end of life vehicles

216 LIFE DRAINUSE

Re-utilisation of drainage solution from soilless culture in protected agriculture. From open to close system

217 LIFE DREAMER

Demonstration of an environmentally friendly desalination system concept: transforming seawater into valuable resources

218 LIFE for life's material Titanium life in titanium hands: advanced use and reuse

219 LIFE GREENZO

Development and validation at pre-industrial level of a plasma pilot plant that allows the obtention of zinc oxide (ZnO) from a non-ferrous waste as zamak

220 LIFE in SustainaBuilding

Sustainable recycling in polyvalent use of energy saving building elements

221 LIFE LEMNA

Duckweed technology for improving nutrient management and resource efficiency in pig production systems

222 LIFE LiBAT An innovative process for the recycling of primary Li batteries

223 LIFE M&M Man and Metal

New business model to increase efficiency of resources aimed at products great durability with use of recycled materials

224 Life MED

Medical Equipment Discarded. A new integrated system for the discarded medical equipment’s' management and upgrading

225 LIFE NANO MONITOR

Development of a real-time information and monitoring system to support the risk assessment of nanomaterial under REACH

226 LIFE Nature and Biodiversity funding

LIFE Nature and Biodiversity funding

227 LIFE PCR

Pure Copper and Zinc Recovery (PCR) from WtE bottom-ash. An innovative heap leaching and solvent extraction process

228 LIFE RECYMAGNET

New demonstrative pilot plant for the recycling of NdFeB magnets from discarded HDDs

229 LIFE SURE Sediment Uptake and Remediation on Ecological basis

230 LIFE+ NOWASTHEM

Innovative solution demonstrating effective and complete valorisation of mixed solid coarse waste in a cement plant

231 LIFE+ RECLAIM LIFE+ RECLAIM

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232 LIFEPOSITIVEMgOFGD

New desulfurization technology for SOx reduction with positive net environmental impact based on MgO reagents

233 LightBody

Infrastructure and expertise network for Lightweight mobility, body and chassis

234 LIGHTS

Lightweight Integrated Ground and Airborne Hyperspectral Topological Solution

235 LoCO2Fe

Development of a Low CO2 Iron and Steelmaking Integrated Process Route for a Sustainable European Steel Industry

236 MaDurOS Material Durability for Off-Shore

237 MAG-DRIVE New permanent magnets for electric-vehicle drive applications)

238 MagNet Magnetometry Network

239 MaMMa Maintained Mine & Machine

240 MATCH DATABASE MATerials Common House

241 MAXI Mineral Analysis using X-ray Imaging

242 MaXycle A novel circular economy for sustainable RE-based magnets

243 MEMBER

Advanced MEMBranes and membrane assisted procEsses for pre- and post- combustion CO2 captuRe

244 METGROW+ Metal Recovery from Low Grade Ores and Wastes Plus

245 MetLight Network of Infrastructure for Metal-based Lightweight Materials

246 MetNet

European Pilot Plant Network for Extractive Metallurgy and Mineral Processing

247 MetRecycle Recycling of metals using functionalized magnetic nanoparticles

248 MICA Mineral Intelligence Capacity Analysis

249 MICROCYCLING

Development of an Energy Efficient PET Recycling Process Based on Microwave Heating

250 MICRO-ECOS

Microscale and Electrometallurgically assisted Cleaning of Complex Sulphide Ores

251 MIDAS Managing Impacts of Deep-seA reSource exploitation

252 MINATURA2020 Developing a concept for a European minerals deposit framework

253 MINDeSEA

Seabed Mineral Deposits in European Seas. Metallogeny and Geological Potential for Strategic and Critical Raw Materials

254 MINEA Mining the European Anthroposphere

255 MINEPEP

Establishing of a novel technology platform for bio-based mineral processing: Development of peptides as agents for the separation of rare earth minerals via bio-flotation

256 MINERALS4EU Minerals Intelligence Network for Europe

257 MineService Mining/Mineral Support Services

258 MinFuture

Global material flows and demand-supply forecasting for mineral strategies

259 MIN-GUIDE Mineral Policy Guidance for Europe

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260 MINLAND Mineral Resources in Sustainable Land-Use Planning

261 MINLEX

Legal framework for mineral extraction and permitting procedures for exploration and exploitation in the EU) (DG GROW tender project 2015-2017)

262 MIN-PET Mineral products from Petrit-T sidestream technology

263 MINPOLLCONTROL Mining wastes bio/weathering, pollution control and monitoring

264 MINTECO

Integrated eco-technology for a selective recovery of base and precious metals in Cu and Pb mining by-products

265 Mintell4EU Mineral Intelligence for Europe

266 MINVENTORY MINVENTORY

267 MiRaCLE

MIneral RAw materials replacement with nanoComposites by renewabLe ResourcEs

268 MIREU Mining and Metallurgy Regions of EU

269 MobileRecycle

Green mobile recycling technology for dirty (none-recyclable) plastic waste

270 Modelling Factory

Collaborative modelling, simulation and decision making through shared Modelling Factory

271 MONAMIX

New concepts for efficient extraction of mixed rare earths oxides from monazite concentrates and their potential use as dopant in high temperature coatings and sintered materials

272 MONICALC

Integrated system for Monitoring and Control of Product quality and flexible energy delivery in Calcination

273 MRP autonomous Multi-electric Recycling Process line

274 MSP REFRAM

Multi-Stakeholder Platform for a Secure Supply of Refractory Metals in Europe

275 MULSEDRO Multi-sensor drones for geology mapping

276 NANOGREAT

Graphene NANOcomposites REActors at preindustrial Technology readiness

277 NANOHYDRO

Production of metallic structured nano from leaches from the hydrometallurgical treatment of WEEE and exhausted batteries

278 NANOMINING

Development of new nanocomposites using materials from mining industry

279 NANOPYME

Nanocrystalline Permanent Magnets Based on Hybrid Metal-Ferrites

280 NEMO

Near-zero-waste recycling of low-grade sulphidic mining waste for critical-metal, mineral and construction raw-material production in a circular economy

281 NEOHIRE

NEOdymium-Iron-Boron base materials, fabrication techniques and recycling solutions to HIghly REduce the consumption of Rare Earths in Permanent Magnets for Wind Energy Application

282 NetFlot Flotation-Network

283 New CRM Innonet New Critical Raw Materials Innovation Network

284 New Innonet The Near-Zero European Waste Innovation Network

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285 NewEco

Towards a New European industrial ecosystem for strategic metals production

286 NEW-MINE

EU Training Network for Resource Recovery Through Enhanced Landfill Mining

287 NewOres

Development of new models for the genesis of rare metal (W, Nb, Ta, Li) ore deposits from the European Variscan belt and valorisation of low grade and fine-grained ore and mine tailings

288 NEXT New Exploration Technologies

289 NIMA New Insulation Material from Recycled Plasterboard Waste

290 NOVACAM

NOVel cheap and Abundant Materials for catalytic biomass conversion

291 NOVAMAG

NOVel, critical materials free, high Anisotropy phases for permanent MAGnets, by design

292 O.RI.FO

Optimization of a zero-waste treatment for the recycling of photovoltaic modules at the end of life” (co-financed by the Ministry of the Environment and Protection of the Territory and the Sea)

293 OneGeologyEurope OneGeologyEurope

294 OpTaRec

Optimising the Tantalum Recycling Process through Conditioning of Raw Materials, Process Automation and Material Logistics

295 OptiMORE

Increasing yield on Tungsten and Tantalum ore production by means of advanced and flexible control on crushing, milling and separation process

296 OPTNEWOPT Materials substitution in optoelectronic devices

297 OREVAL Experts and facilities for ore characterisation

298 ORKAM

Optimierung der Separation von Bauteilen und Materialien aus Altfahrzeugen zur Rückgewinnung kritischer Metalle (Optimization of the separation of components and materials from ELVs for the recovery of critical metals)

299 PACIFIC

Passive seismic techniques for environmentally friendly and cost efficient mineral exploration

300 PANORAMA

Physical AccouNts Of RAw MAterial stock and flow Information Service

301 PARTIAL-PGMS

Development of novel, high Performance hybrid TWV/GPF Automotive afteR treatment systems by raTIonAL design: substitution of PGMs and Rare earth materials

302 PCRec Product Centric Recycling

303 PHOTOLIFE

Process and automated pilot plant for simultaneous and integral recycling of different kinds of photovoltaic panels

304 PHOTOREC

Development of an innovative process to treat the end-of-life photovoltaic panels

305 Photorec

Rückgewinnung von seltenen strategischen Metallen aus EOL Dünnschicht-PV-Modulen (Recovery of Rare Strategic Metals from EOL Thin Film PV Modules)

306 Plascarb

Innovative plasma based transformation of food waste into high value graphitic carbon and renewable hydrogen

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307 PlatinumProbe PlatinumProbe

308 PLATIRUS PLATInum group metals Recovery Using Secondary raw materials

309 PolyCE Enabling Recycling of Plastics from Electronic Waste

310 PreFlex

Pre-treatment and physical separation of complex low grade ores and residues

311 PRODIAS PROcessing Diluted Aqueous Systems)

312 PROMETHEUS

Platinum gRoup MEtals saving by monoliTHos Efficient and disrUptive catalySt innovation

313 PROMINE Nano-particle products from new mineral resources in Europe)

314 ProSUM

Prospecting Secondary raw materials in the Urban mine and Mining waste)

315 PV Cycle PV Cycle Association

316 PV MoReDe Photovoltaic Panels Mobile Recycling Device

317 QUMEC

Quantifying urban mines in Europe and related implications for the metal-energy-climate change nexus

318 RACE-TP

Lightweight Recyclable Automotive thermoplastic CompositE structural parts for large series production

319 RAMIHCE

320 RAMSES

Advanced School on Critical Raw Materials Substitution for Energetics and Photonics

321 raPHOSafe Classification and Sorting of Radium-rich Phosphogypsum Tailings

322 RAREASH

Assessment of possible recycling directions of heavy & rare metals discovered from combustion waste products

323 RASMIM Reactivity of Aluminium Sulphate Minerals In Mine wastes

324 RAWFILL

Supporting a new circular economy for RAW materials recovered from landFILLs

325 RawMaterials4E-Energy

Raw Materials Solutions for E-Energy Technologies in the European Mobility Industry

326 RE4

REuse and REcycling of CDW materials and structures in energy efficient pREfabricated elements for building REfurbishment and construction

327 RE-ACTIVATE

Developing superior technical infrastructure throughout EIT RawMaterials community to foster technologies and methodologies for re-activation of former mine sites

328 REALIZE Realizing resource-efficient recycling of vehicles

329 REAL-TIME-MINING

Real-time optimization of extraction and the logistic process in highly complex geological and selective mining settings

330 RecEOL Recycling of End-of-Life Products (PCB, ASR, LCD)

331 RECLAIM

Reclamation of Gallium, Indium and Rare-Earth Elements from Photovoltaics, Solid-State Lighting and Electronics Waste

332 RecoPhos

Recovery of Phosphorus from Sewage Sludge and Sewage Sludge Ashes with the thermo-reductive RecoPhos-Process

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333 RECOVER

Innovation in Motion: Red mud and Copper slag Valorisation in Engineered Products

334 RECREATE

REsearch network for forward looking activities and assessment of research and innovation prospects in the fields of Climate, Resource Efficiency and raw mATErials

335 ReCreew

European network for innovative recovery strategies of rare earth and other Critical metals from electrical and electronic waste

336 RECUMETAL

Design and development of a demonstrative pilot plant to recycle indium and yttrium from discarded flat panels

337 RecycAL

High Shear Processing of Recycled Aluminium Scrap for Manufacturing High Performance Aluminium Alloys

338 RECYVAL-NANO

Development of recovery processes for recycling of valuable components from FPDs (In, Y, Nd) for the production of high added value NPs

339 RED_SCOPE

Recovery of Effluent Discharge for Sustainable Copper Processing in Europe

340 REDMUD

European Training Network for Zero-waste Valorisation of Bauxite Residue (Red Mud)

341 REE Value Chain

Rare Earth Supply Chain and Industrial Ecosystem: A Material Flow Assessment of European Union

342 REE4EU

Integrated high temperature electrolysis (HTE) and Ion Liquid Extraction (ILE) for a strong and independent European Rare Earth Elements Supply Chain

343 REEBAUX

Prospects of REE recovery from bauxite and bauxite residue in the ESEE region

344 REEcover

Recovery of Rare Earth Elements from magnetic waste in the WEEE recycling industry and tailings from the iron ore industry

345 REE-CYCLE Rare Earth Element reCYCLing with Low harmful Emissions

346 REFFIBRE Tools for Resource-EFficient use of recycled FIBRE materials

347 REFRASORT

Innovative Separation Technologies for High Grade Recycling of Refractory Waste using non-destructive technologies

348 REFREEPERMAG Rare Earth FREE PERmanent MAGnets

349 RELIBAT

Technologies for the recovery of lithium and other valuable metals, such as cobalt and cooper, from EoL batteries

350 RELIGHT Sustainable Recycling of Lighting Products

351 REMAGHIC

New Recovery Processes to produce Rare Earth -Magnesium Alloys of High Performance and Low Cost

352 REMANENCE

Rare Earth Magnet Recovery for Environmental and Resource Protection

353 REMART Recycling of Metallic Materials from Rotorcraft Transmissions

354 REMinE

Improve Resource Efficiency and Minimize Environmental Footprint

355 REMINE Reuse of mining waste into innovative geopolymeric-based structural panels, precast, ready mixes and insitu applications

356 REMIX Smart and Green Mining Regions of EU

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357 RemovAL

Removing the waste streams from the primary Aluminium production

358 REMSIL Rare Earth Metal Separation with Ionic Liquids

359 RePro

Abfallwirtschafliche Produktverantwortung unter Resourcenshutzaspekten

360 REProMag Resource Efficient Production Route for Rare Earth Magnets

361 RERAM

Bridging Gaps Between R2I in Resource Efficiency and Raw Materials

362 ResCoM

Resource Conservative Manufacturing - transforming waste into high value resource through closed-loop product systems

363 RESEERVE Mineral potential of the ESEE region

364 ResiduFlex Infrastructure and technology network on residue valorisation

365 ReSiELP

Recovery of Silicon and other materials from End-of-Life Photovoltaic Panels

366 Reslag

Turning waste from steel industry into a valuable low cost feedstock for energy intensive industry

367 ReStra

Recyclingpotenzial strategischer Metalle (Recycling potential of strategic metals)

368 REVALUE REcycled carbon fibres for high VALUE composites

369 ReVolv Recycling by Votechnik of LCD Visual displays

370 REWO-SORT

Reduction of Energy and Water consumption of mining Operations by fusion of sorting technologies LIBS and ME-XRT

371 REW-TYRES

Innovative and compact process for recycling rubber suitable to improve the environmental footprint of the tyre industry over the life-cycle

372 RIGaT Recovery of Indium, Germanium and Tin

373 RMIS Raw Materials Information System

374 RMProSchool EIT RawMaterials High Level Professional School

375 Robolution Robotic Recycling Revolution

376 ROBUST Robotic subsea exploration technologies

377 Rock Vader Smart Hard Rock Mining System

378 ROMEO Reactor optimisation by membrane enhanced operation

379 ROSEWOOD European Network of Regions On SustainablE WOOD mobilisation

380 RoStar

Upscaling of the RoStar ultra fine grinding mill for liberation of high valued ores

381 SAFEMIN

Safeguarding mineral deposits of public importance by linking land use planning to national mineral policies

382 SARMa Sustainable Approach to Aggregates

383 SCALE

Production of Scandium compounds and Scandium Aluminium alloys from European metallurgical by- products

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384 SCRREEN Solutions for CRitical Raw materials - a European Expert Network

385 SeaDataCloud

Further developing the pan-European infrastructure for marine and ocean data management

386 SEARCH Designing new gender equality interventions

387 SecREEts Secure European Critical Rare Earth Elements

388 SHREDDERSORT

Selective recovery of non-ferrous metal automotive shredder by combined electromagnetic tensor spectroscopy and laser-induced plasma spectroscopy

389 SIKELOR Silicon kerf loss recycling

390 SILIFE Production of quartz powders with reduced crystalline silica toxicity

391 SIMS Sustainable Intelligence Mining Systems

392 SIMWOOD Sustainable Innovative Mobilisation of Wood

393 SIRIUS SIlicon nanopaRticles based composItes UpScaling

394 SIT4ME Seismic Imaging Techniques for Mineral Exploration

395 SLIM

Sustainable Low Impact Mining solution for exploitation of small mineral deposits based on advanced rock blasting and environmental technologies

396 SMART Smart Automation of Rail Transport

397 Smart Exploration

Sustainable mineral resources by utilizing new Exploration technologies

398 SMART GROUND

SMART data collection and inteGRation platform to enhance availability and accessibility of data and infOrmation in the EU territory on SecoNDary Raw Materials

399 SMARTCat

Systematic, Material-oriented Approach using Rational design to develop break-Through Catalysts for commercial automotive PEMFC stacks

400 SmartLi

Smart Technologies for the Conversion of Industrial Lignins into Sustainable Materials

401 SmartWASTE

Smart logistics for WASTE and recycling operations in European cities

402 SNAP-SEE Planning Aggregates Supply in South East Europe

403 SNOW-LIFE

Slag NO Waste: Innovative system for 100% recycling of white slag and for ZERO WASTE electric steel production

404 SO4Control

Scale-up of Solution for Mining Water Sulfhate Control with Side-product Recovery

405 SOLCRIMET Solvometallurgy for critical metals

406 SOLSA

Sonic Drilling coupled with Automated Mineralogy and chemistry On-Line-On-Mine-Real-Time

407 SOLVOFLEX Solvometallurgy Infrastructure and Expertise Network

408 SPARK

Substitution and recycling of critical elements in materials for ionizing radiation detection

409 SSIC Sustainability Support and Information Centre

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410 STARCELL

Advanced strategies for substitution of critical raw materials in photovoltaics

411 StartGeoDelineation

State-of-the-art geophysical and geological methods for delineation of mineral deposits and their associated structures

412 STINGS

Supervision of Tailings by an Integrated Novel Approach to combine Ground-based- and Spaceborne Sensordata

413 STOICISM

Sustainable Technologies for Calcined Industrial Minerals in Europe

414 STORM

Industrial Symbiosis for the Sustainable Management of Raw Materials

415 STRADE Strategic Dialogue on Sustainable Raw Materials for Europe

416 SUMILCERE

Sustainable Mining, local communities and environmental regulation in Kolarctic area

417 SUNLIGHT

Solution-processed nanocrystal photovoltaics from environmentally benign and earth-abundant elements

418 SUPERMET

Recovery of Precious Metals from Spent Catalysts by Supercritical CO2 Extraction Assisted by Polymers

419 SUPRAPOWER

SUPerconducting, Reliable, lightweight, And more POWERful offshore wind turbine)

420 SUPREME

Sustainable and flexible powder metallurgy processes optimization by a holistic reduction of raw material resources and energy consumption.

421 SUPRIME

SUstainable management of PRIMary raw materials through a better approach in Life Cycle Sustainability Assessment

422 SUS-CON

Sustainable, innovative and energy-efficient concrete, based on the integration of all-waste materials

423 SusCritMat Sustainable Management of Critical Raw Materials

424 SUSMIN Tools for sustainable gold mining in EU

425 SUSTAIN EU-ASEAN

Sustain and enhance cooperation on sustainable development between Europe and Southeast Asia

426 Sustainability Criteria for the Nordic Extractive industry

Sustainability Criteria for the Nordic Extractive industry

427 SUSTAMINING

Selective and sustainable exploitation of ornamental stones based on demand

428 SYSTEMIC Circular Solution for Biowaste

429 TERRA

Tandem Electrocatalytic Reactor for energy Resource efficiency And process intesification

430 Think Tank Circular Economy Business Ecosystem

431 TiSPHERO

Manufacturing of spherical powders from scraps for special applications

432 Trees4Future Designing Trees for the future

433 TRIBOSORT

Robust recycling technology that separates different plastic types from a mix of plastic waste to produce a plastic material directly marketable to manufacturers

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434 UCUP A novel sustainable paper cup for take away drinks

435 UNDROMEDA

Underground Robotic System for Monitoring, Evaluation and Detection Applications

436 UNEXMIN Autonomous Underwater Explorer for Flooded Mines

437 UpDeep

Upscaling deep buried geochemical exploration techniques into European business

438 UPGRADE Future engine as clever combination of different technologies

439 UpGrade

Improved valorization and integrated recovery of trace metals in Waste Electronic and Electric Equipment (WEEE)

440 Urban_Wins

Urban metabolism accounts for building Waste management Innovative Networks and Strategies

441 URBANREC

New approaches for the valorisation of URBAN bulky waste into high added value RECycled products)

442 UrBAN-WASTE Urban strategies for Waste Management in Tourist Cities

443 USEWOOD Improving Data and Information on the Potential Supply of Wood Resources: A European Approach from Multisource National Forest Inventories

444 VAMOS ¡Viable and Alternative Mine Operating System!

445 VEEP

Cost-effective recycling of CDW in high added value energy efficient prefabricated concrete components for massive retrofitting of our built environment

446 VENUS

Switched/Synchronous Reluctance Magnet-free Motors for Electric Vehicles

447 VERAM Vision and Roadmap for European Raw Materials

448 Verbleib von Altfahrzeugen

Verbleib von Altfahrzeugen (Whereabouts of ELVs)

449

Vergleichende Analyse von Siedlungsrestabfällen aus repräsentativen Regionen in Deutschland zur Bestimmung des Anteils an Problemstoffen und verwertbaren Materialien

Vergleichende Analyse von Siedlungsrestabfällen aus repräsentativen Regionen in Deutschland zur Bestimmung des Anteils an Problemstoffen und verwertbaren Materialien (Comparative analysis of residual urban waste from representative regions in Germany for the determination of the proportion of problematic materials and recyclable materials)

450 Virtual Upscaling Virtual Upscaling through Modelling Factory

451 Visual3D Visualisation of 3D–4D models in exploration and geosciences)

452 W2PLASTICS

Magnetic Sorting and Ultrasound Sensor Technologies for Production of High Purity Secondary Polyolefins from Waste

453 WASCIOUS Water conscious mining

454 WASTE2GO

Development and verification of an innovative full life sustainable approach to the valorisation of municipal solid waste into industrial feedstocks

455 Waste4Think

Moving towards Life Cycle Thinking by integrating Advanced Waste Management Systems

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Annex III. Results of the mapping exercise analysis

The results of the further analysis of the mapping exercise (T5.1) can be found in this link: https://drive.google.com/open?id=10wTE2IcbJesEFL9HoxdGujNDEygQwbJI3EsV6OosaA8

456 WASTECOSMART

Optimisation of Integrated Solid Waste Management Strategies for the Maximisation of Resource Efficiency

457 WEEE LIBS

Towards material recovery of WEEE plastics: a LIBS based device for sorting WEEE plastics during manual dismantling

458 WEEE REC

Upscaling of key technology for a recycling facility for 30,000 t/a WEEE-concentrate

459 WEEELABEX

WEEE LABEL OF EXCELLENCE. European Standards for Treatment and Recycling of E&E Waste and for Monitoring the Processing Companies

460 WEEEN Models

Waste Electric and Electronic Equipment. New models for logistic solutions.

461 WOODWISDOM-NET 2

Networking and Integration of National Programmes in the Area of Wood Material Science and Engineering in the Forest-based Value Chains

462 X-MINE

Real-Time Mineral X-Ray Analysis for Efficient and Sustainable Mining

463 X-TRIM X-ray transmission in mining applications

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Annex IV. Relevant projects and initiatives

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Annex IV. Relevant projects and initiatives

Suggested projects to contact directly to exploit synergies Full name of project or initiative, study or organisation

No. Project WP1 WP2 WP3 WP4

1 CU-PV Y 1 Cradle to cradle sustainable pv modules

2 EGDI – SCOPE Y Y Y 3 Pan-European Geological Data Infrastructure Scoping Study for a pan-European Geological Data Infrastructure

3 FISSAC Y 1 Fostering Industrial Symbiosis for a Sustainable Resource Intensive Industry across the extended Construction Value Chain

4 INTRAW Y 1 International cooperation on Raw materials

5 MINATURA 2020 Y Y 2 Developing a concept for a European minerals deposit framework

6 Minfuture Y Y Y Y 4 Global material flows and demand-supply forecasting for mineral strategies

7 MIREU Y 1 Mining and Metallurgy Regions of EU

8 NewOres Y Y 2 Development of new models for the genesis of rare metal (W, Nb, Ta, Li) ore deposits from the European Variscan belt and valorisation of low grade and fine-grained ore and mine tailings

9 Platirus Y 1 PLATInum group metals Recovery Using Secondary raw materials

10 ReCreew Y 1 European network for innovative recovery strategies of rare earth and other Critical metals from electrical and electronic waste

11 RecycAL Y Y 2 High Shear Processing of Recycled Aluminium Scrap for Manufacturing High Performance Aluminium Alloys

12 REE Value Chain Y Y Y 3 Rare Earth Supply Chain and Industrial Ecosystem: A Material Flow Assessment of European Union

13 REMAGHIC Y 1 New Recovery Processes to produce Rare Earth -Magnesium Alloys of High Performance and Low Cost

14 ReSiELP Y 1 Recovery of Silicon and other materials from End-of-Life Photovoltaic Panels

15 REslag Y 1 Turning waste from steel industry into a valuable low-cost feedstock for energy intensive industry)

16 SCRREEN Y Y 2 Solutions for CRitical Raw materials - a European Expert Network

17 SIMS Y 1 Sustainable Intelligence Mining Systems

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Other potential projects for clustering Full name of project or initiative, study or organisation

In addition to the above, the following projects were suggested to be invited for clustering events

Full name of project or initiative, study or organisation

No. Project WP1 WP2 WP3 WP4

18 SMART GROUND Y Y 2 SMART data collection and inteGRation platform to enhance availability and accessibility of data and infOrmation in the EU territory on SecoNDary Raw Materials

19 VERAM Y Y 2 Vision and Roadmap for European Raw Materials

20 COLLECTORS Waste Collection systems assessed and good practices identified

21 EIT Raw Materials EIT Raw Materials

22 FORAM Towards a World Forum on Raw Materials

23 IGF Y 1 Intergovernmental Forum on Mining, Minerals, Metals and Sustainable Development

24 HISER Y Y Y 3 Holistic Innovative Solutions for an Efficient Recycling and Recovery of Valuable Raw Materials from Complex Construction and Demolition Waste (HISER)

25 MICA Y Y Y 3 Mineral Intelligence Capacity Analysis

26 MIN-GUIDE Minerals Policy Guidance for Europe

27 ProSUM Prospecting Secondary raw materials in the Urban mine and Mining wastes

28 RESEERVE Y Y Y 3 Mineral potential of the ESEE region

29 ROSEWOOD European Network of Regions On SustainablE WOOD mobilisation

30 SCALE Y 1 Production of Scandium compounds and Scandium Aluminum alloys from European metallurgical by- products

31 SNAP-SEE Y Y 2 Planning Aggregates Supply in South East Europe

32 STRADE Strategic Dialogue on Sustainable Raw Materials for Europe

33 SUMILCERE Y Y 2 Sustainable Mining, local communities and environmental regulation in Kolarctic area

TOTAL 13 12 14 8

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34 AMPHIBIAN Anisometric permanent hybrid magnets based on inexpensive and non-critical materials

35 BATRe ARES Battery Recycling – Achieving Rare Earth Separation

36 BioFlex Flexible Biometallurgy Infrastructure and Expertise network

37 CABRISS Implementation of a CirculAr economy Based on Recycled, reused and recovered Indium, Silicon and Silver materials for photovoltaic and other applications

38 CERA Certification of raw materials

39 CHROMIC EffiCient mineral processing and Hydrometallurgical RecOvery of byproduct Metals from low-grade metal contaIning seCondary raw materials

40 CRM innonet Critical Raw Materials Innovation Network – Towards an integrated community driving innovation in the field of critical raw material substitution for the benefit of EU industry

41 EuroMines European Association of Mining Industries, Metal Ores & Industrial Minerals

42 FLINTSTONE2020 Flintstone2020

43 FORCE cities cooperating FOR Circular Economy

44 ICSG International Copper Study Group

45 ISWA International Solid Waste Association

46 LEFAPO Lead free automotive SLI power

47 LIFE - AGROMINE Cropping hyperaccumulator plants on nickel-rich soils and wastes for the green synthesis of pure nickel compounds

48 LIFE De-BAY ELV DEPOLLUTION BAY -equipped island for the management of materials and components for end of life vehicles

49 OPTNEWOPT Materials substitution in optoelectronic devices

50 PHOTOLIFE Process and automated pilot plant for simultaneous and integral recycling of different kinds of photovoltaic panels

51 RAWFILL Supporting a new circular economy for RAW materials recovered from landFILLs

52 Real-Time-Mining Real-time optimization of extraction and the logistic process in highly complex geological and selective mining settings

53 ROBUST Robotic subsea exploration technologies

54 Smart Exploration Sustainable mineral resources by utilizing new Exploration technologies

55 SOLCRIMET Solvometallurgy for critical metals

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56 SUPREME Sustainable and flexible powder metallurgy processes optimization by a holistic reduction of raw material resources and energy consumption.

57 UNEXMIN Autonomous Underwater Explorer for Flooded Mines

58 VAMOS ¡Viable and Alternative Mine Operating System!

59 X-MINE Real-Time Mineral X-Ray Analysis for Efficient and Sustainable Mining

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Annex V. ORAMA 1st Clustering Event Agenda

Drivers and Solutions for Integrating Information in the EU Raw Materials Knowledge Base – “Serving Policy Makers and the Knowledge Triangle”

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Annex VI. ORAMA 2nd Clustering Event Agenda

Data Optimisation for Primary & Secondary Raw Materials. ORAMA & JRC RMIS Joint Workshop

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Annex VII. ORAMA Final Event Agenda

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