CO2
Climate change and carbon neutrality are key challenges because they highly affect the future of us all. The urgency to act is highlighted by the CO2-related SDGs (mentioned below) and EU legislation accents the climate change mitigation as well, e. g, within the framework to facilitate sustainable investment (2020), where it stands as a first of environmental objectives.
As ¾ of CO2 emissions are generated by energy, transport, and industrial processes and construction, EnWin is looking for innovative companies especially from these fields of business and industry, which have a positive impact on greenhouse gas emissions.

SPECIFICATION
Within the "Water" category, EnWin supports projects and companies focused on innovative solutions, especially in the following areas:
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sustainability of water use as a resource across industries, trade and services, agriculture, forestry, water management, and, last but not least, human settlements and households
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water availability and quality
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ecological impact of the life cycle of a product or service (assessed, inter alia, through the "water footprint")
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neutral and circulating products and innovative solutions supporting the sustainable use of water resources within the circular economy
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digitization and work with data for monitoring pollution and water availability or for preventing losses and optimizing the use of water and water resources
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urban and infrastructure development in the application of the principles of sustainability and circularity in water management, incl. concept of green cities and the promotion of biodiversity in urban areas
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reducing pollution from large industrial installations and strengthening the capacity to prevent industrial accidents
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increasing water retention in the landscape as prevention of hydrological extremes
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technologies that support the reduction of pesticide and fertilizer use in agriculture and actively reduce water pollution from excess nutrients (nitrogen, phosphorus, etc.) in line with the principles of a Europe-wide "farmer to consumer" strategy
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prevention, monitoring, and removal of contamination from microplastics and medicinal products
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water quality in the environment of the blue economy (use of the potential of the seas and oceans according to the EU concept)
- conservation of biodiversity in lakes, rivers, and wetlands through new technologies or the implementation of eco-innovation
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SUPPORTED PROJECTS OF THE WATER AREA

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