We’re on a Mission!
Let’s Restore our Ocean
REMEDIES is an Horizon Europe innovation Program, and part of the of the EU Mission “Restore our Ocean and Waters”, creating innovative solutions and technologies to monitor, collect, prevent and valorise (micro)plastic from our oceans. Our approach is rooted in science, circularity, and community engagement aiming to protect water ecosystems, reduce pollution and develop a climate-neutral blue economy.
REMEDIES is about creating a movement, one act at a time, from the individual and the organizational, to the collective. Involving all the stakeholders who want to contribute to a plastic-waste free ecosystem.
We come together to form a community and change our habits.
Let’s join forces.
100+ beach clean-ups across the Mediterranean, with over 2,000 citizens to collect more than 20 tonnes of plastic litter. Interested in participating?
The European Commission is calling on public or private orgs, local authorities, philanthropists, investors, enterprises, civil society, and academia to adhere to the Mission Charter by submitting actions for achieving the Mission objectives!
Any actions at European, transnational, national, regional/local level, promoted by public or private funds, contributing to the Mission objectives are welcome!
Technology and innovation solutions help us create massive impact in 8 Mediterranean countries, by monitoring the plastic pathways in the sea, collecting plastic litter, creating business opportunities, and preventing conventional plastics that could potentially become plastic litter.
Our Recent News
Advancing Coastal Protection: REMEDIES Anti-Litter Campaign in Slovenia
Co-organized by UM, CLERA, NIC, and INFOR The REMEDIES Anti-Litter Campaign in Slovenia, led by the University of Maribor and co-organized by CLERA, NIC, and INFOR, will run from March to May 2026. The campaign brings together monitoring, data generation, technology demonstration, and prevention of plastic pollution at source. It engages local institutions, stakeholders, and the interested public in understanding…
