On November 6-7, 2024, the Institute took an active part in the exhibition “Restoration of Ukraine’s Resources” dedicated to technologies and equipment for cleaning up territories, restoring soil and water resources of Ukraine.
The event brought together leading domestic and foreign experts who presented innovative solutions in the field of environmental restoration.
In fact, an effective platform was created for demonstrating modern technologies and discussing topical issues with representatives of legislative and executive authorities, the business community, international experts and representatives of donor programs. The main focus was on a comprehensive approach to restoring damaged infrastructure, cleaning up the territories, water resources and soil.
The Institute has demonstrated technologies and provided real samples of processing sugar production waste into ameliorants, organic fertilizers, and water treatment products.
In fact, the Institute covered the main topics of the event: Restoration and improvement of soil quality, including agricultural land contaminated with heavy metals and chemicals as a result of military operations, as well as restoration of water resources, including cleaning water bodies from pollutants, improving the quality of drinking water.
The exhibition was also attended by leading companies such as Utilix, Sigfox, ProScan, and Technika Mashzavod LLC, which presented their advanced developments and equipment for dismantling and clearing territories. The event was supported by the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine, USAID, the All-Ukrainian Association of Amalgamated Territorial Communities and other organizations.
The organizers of the exhibition presented the Institute with a certificate of appreciation for its active participation!
Greening agro is not a fad, but a reaction to the fact that excess nutrients are becoming a source of soil and water pollution, and biodiversity loss.
Digestate with biochar and glauconite is an innovative organo-mineral composite for reducing nutrient losses, prolonged plant nutrition, and increasing soil fertility.
Soil degradation and water pollution are increasingly merging into a combined environmental crisis, especially in arid and post-industrial regions.
