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Socio-economic and technological elements of water management, 
Groundwater protection, Integrated water resources management, 
Water and sanitation, 

Submitted by: Maike Hauschild  Who does what?

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Nitrate release to surface waters as a result of agricultural 
practices  
Permeable reactive barriers 

Submitted by: Dr Bruce Howard  Who does what?

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nature and biodiversity  
environment policy and governance  
information and communication. 

Submitted by: Professor Paul Bardos  Who does what?

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With a budget of €2.143 billion, LIFE+ is a limited but focused 
funding instrument providing specific support for the development 
and implementation of Community environmental policy and legislation, 
in particular the objectives of the 6th EAP (Decision 1600/2002/EC) 
and resulting thematic strategies. It comprises three components: 
 
  
LIFE+ Nature & Biodiversity   
LIFE+ Environment Policy & Governance   
LIFE+ Information & Communication 

Submitted by: Professor Paul Bardos  Who does what?

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research, technology transfer, technology development, Brownfields 
Contaminated land, Contaminated land overview Contaminated 
land, funding Groundwater protection, Groundwater protection 
overview 

Submitted by: Maike Hauschild  Who does what?

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This funding project was not especially for environmental or 
remediation technologies but all kind of development. 

Submitted by: Dr Katalin Gruiz  Who does what?

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The objective of the Science for Peace sub-programme is to offer 
support to NATO Partner countries in their transition towards 
a market-oriented, environmentally-sound economy. This sub-programme 
supports applied research and development projects  that relate 
to industrial or environmental problems, like bioremediation. 

Submitted by: Dr Katalin Gruiz  Who does what?

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The project should contribute to the aims and strategy of NICOLE. 
   
    
The aims of the network are to:    
(1)	provide a European forum for the dissemination and exchange 
of good practice, practical and scientific knowledge and ideas 
to manage contaminated land in a sustainable way;     
(2)	stimulate coordinated, interdisciplinary projects 
on collaborative, problem oriented research and knowledge 
transfer to address identified needs; and    
(3)	develop new relationships and strengthen existing relationships 
with other networks.    
    
 

Submitted by: Professor Paul Bardos  Who does what?

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This is a regional development program, with various topics 

Submitted by: Mr Thomas Liljedahl  Who does what?

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Brownfields Contaminated land, Contaminated land overview 
Contaminated land, funding 

Submitted by: Maike Hauschild  Who does what?

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