We are delighted to announce the results of the Call for Grants for Multidisciplinary Research Teams and warmly congratulate the successful research teams from our partner universities!
Their innovative work will advance solutions in soil recovery, water management, renewable energy, and waste utilization, directly responding to the pressing environmental challenges brought about by war.
Supported projects
- Andriy Melnyk (SNAU) – Post-war monitoring of urbanised ecosystems and phytoremediation in the North-Eastern Forest-Steppe zone of Ukraine
- Ruslan Ostroha (SSU) – Digestate-based organo-mineral fertilizers for restoring soil fertility in areas affected by hostilities (DigestOMF)
- Svitlana Sytnik (DSAEU) – Creation of composite pellets using wood processing waste for afterburning carbon-enriched fly ash from thermal power plants
- Hennadii Hapich (DSAEU) – Analysis of the Innovative “Sponge City” Concept for Effective Water Resource Management in the Context of Overcoming a Military Crisis and Climate Change in the South-Eastern Regions of Ukraine
- Olga Gubarik (DSAEU) – Managing Military and Household Waste in the Post-War Era: Challenges and Strategies for Environmental Safety
- Vladyslav Piven (SSU) – War and Water Insecurity: Assessing the Environmental and Economic Costs of Restricted Black Sea Access
- Olekxandra Boyko (BTNAU) – Pathogen inactivation using substrate pre-treatment by anaerobic digestion
- Dmytro Onopriienko (DSAEU) – Innovative technologies of water use and energy efficiency in the agricultural sector of Ukraine
- Ruslan Ostroha (SSU) – Ammonia upcycling for soil recovery in post-war Ukraine
- Nataliia Stoyanetz (SNAU) – The role of renewable energy in mitigating the effects of war-induced deforestation
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