Around 50 people from 13 EU countries met in Brandenburg and Lower Saxony from May 14-16 to discuss the current project status and visit the pilot plants in Eberswalde (Brandenburg) and Hanstedt (Lower Saxony). The P2GreeN consortium, which has set itself the goal of promoting the transition from a linear resource and nutrient system within the agricultural and food supply chain to a circular material flow system between urban and rural areas, presented the initial results of the 30 months of the project to date. The co-coordinator agrathaer was also able to open its doors and present the premises in Müncheberg to the project partners.
It was an all-round successful project meeting, which offered plenty of space for exchange and insights into the work of the respective project partners.
Further information on this exciting topic can be found on the Project website.
