FullReco4Us 2025

The first conference on “International Sustainable Resource Recovery Strategies Toward Zero Waste (FULLRECO4US)“ as a part of Cost Action 20133: Cross Border Transfer and Development of Sustainable Resource Recovery Strategies Towards Zero Waste.

Waste is being generated as a result of population growth, industrialization, and improvement of human standard of living. In the absence of efficient waste management systems, waste ends in landfills and in the environment (through informal discharges) leading to pollution and to a linear economy.
Due to increasing awareness of the deleterious effects on the environment and human health, policies are being gradually implemented to motivate a mindset shift from linear to circular (bio)economies and decouple economic growth from use of resources.
Full waste recycling and valorization will play a crucial role in theestablishment of sustainable circular (bio)economies. Although waste recycling and valorization strategies have started to be implemented across borders within Europe, their implementation level is not homogenous and harmonization is needed.

Water recovery/reclamation/reuse, Nutrient recovery, Biorefinery, Bioenergy recovery, Biomass energy source, Target-oriented resource recovery, Bioenergy recovery from wastes, Waste-to-energy conversion, Valorization of solid waste, Valorization of agri-food industry, Biopolymer & bioplastic production, Biochar production & application, Bio-fertilizer products, Sub/supercritical system, Gasification and pyrolysis, Composting, Thermal liquefaction, Deposit system, Hybrid technologies, Separation processes, Innovative processes, Eco-efficient solutions for waste management, Smart technologies & decision support tools, Energy-land-food-water nexus, Wastewater segregation, Source separation schemes, Circular economy, Life cycle assessments, Zero waste approach, Zero liquid discharge, Carbon & water footprint, Sustainable waste management, Social-economy issues & policies