About the Project
PROMISCES: Preventing Recalcitrant Organic Mobile Industrial chemicalS for Circular Economy in the Soil-sediment-water system
The increasing water consumption and the impacts of climate change reinforce the need for industrial water reuse and sustainable circular business models.
PROMISCES will:
identify how industrial pollution in the soil-sediment-water system hinders the circular economy with a focus on per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).
provide innovative technologies to prevent chemical pollution in the environment
develop new analytical methods and tools to provide data on persistent, mobile (PM) substances
assess risks for human health from PM substances
create a decision support tool and policy recommendations
The PROMISCES Project is funded by the European Union under the Horizon 2020 Framework Programme to support Europe’s Green Deal. It runs from November 2021 to April 2025.
News and Events
Farewell from PROMISCES!
July 4, 2025
42 months, 27 partners, 7 case studies - in May, the PROMISCES project came to an end. In these 3.5 years, we were able to achieve a lot. We put together for you our highlights and a picture gallery To give you a recap of the project.
CEN Workshop Agreement now published
April 3, 2025
We have now published our CEN Workshop Agreement (CWA) on "Soil-sediment-water system - Solutions to deal with PMT/vPvM substances".
Developed through the collaboration of Horizon Europe projects PROMISCES, ZeroPM, and SCENARIOS Project EU, this document presents essential solutions for managing PMTand vPvM substances in the environment.
The CWA provides best practices, guidelines, and solutions for PMT/vPvM management, including prevention at the source, detection & risk assessment, and end-of-pipe treatment solutions.
PROMISCES Final Roll-Out Event
February 25, 2025
On March 27-28, 2025, the PROMISCES Final Roll-Out Event will take place in collaboration with the NICOLE Network!
This event brings together industry, academia, and policymakers to discuss innovative solutions for emerging, persistent mobile industrial contaminants with a focus on the circulareconomy in the soil-sediment-water system.
Key Topics:
- Monitoring, modeling & risk assessment
- Taking action
- Innovation – Advancing solutions
- Exploring challenges beyond PFAS - emerging concerns, policy and regulatory frameworks
The conference will be free of charge and open to everyone.
Do you want to join this event, but you are not a NICOLE member? No problem! Please contact the NICOLE secretariat for registration details!
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