On 7 October 2026, the REMEDIES project held its 10th Cluster Meeting in Ljubljana, Slovenia, bringing together more than 50 participants in person and connecting with a wider online audience.
REMEDIES 5.0 builds on this foundation and expands the mission. Where the original REMEDIES centered on plastic litter, REMEDIES 5.0 broadens the scope to tackle the full spectrum of challenges facing Europe's waterfronts — pollution, ecosystem degradation, the linear blue economy, and the disconnect between communities and their waters.
The Remedies partner Next Technology Tecnotessile attended the 2nd edition of the Textile Recycling Expo in Brussels, focused on textile waste management, including the recycling of fabrics, clothing, footwear, fibres and non-wovens.
Welcome to Ljubljana and to what promises to be truly exceptional days of dialogue, discovery, and collaboration - the Future of Plastic (R)evolution Conference.
Experts, researchers, entrepreneurs, civil society actors, public representatives, and innovation ecosystem stakeholders came together in Athens to explore how community-led ocean restoration practices can move from local action to systemic change.
The initiative introduced festival visitors and industry professionals to new bio-based reusable cups and the Plug-and-Play 2 Zero-Waste system, demonstrating practical approaches to more sustainable event management.
Innovation to Impact. The event brings together European Commission, regional initiatives, and key sister EU Mission projects that act across the Blue Economy to address the shared challenge of protecting the Oceans and inland water ecosystems.
The main activity of the four-day Santorini Blue Loop Living Lab programme was the official kick-off of the REMEDIES Plastic Lab at the Cyclades Demo Site in Santorini.
This event served as a platform for critical discussions surrounding the challenges posed by several pollutants (emerging contaminants, nitrates, etc) and the strategies needed to address them effectively.
The session “Co-creating Local Innovations – Marina Izola as a Space for Sustainable Solutions for a Clean Sea” was organized within the REMEDIES project as part of activities at the Slovenian pilot site.
The Marine Shield Cluster is pleased to announce its upcoming webinar titled “From Monitoring to Remediation”, bringing together EU-funded projects working on innovative solutions to tackle marine pollution.
REMEDIES participated in the Madeira Digital Transformation Summit, an international event dedicated to exploring how digital technologies can drive innovation, sustainability, and economic transformation.