The main objective of this work package is to secure the coordination and management of the project during its first reporting period. 

Deliverables:

D1.1 Project Management Guide (sensitive)

D1.2 Data Management Plan

Lead beneficiary:

Enspire Science 

The main objective of this work package is to secure the coordination and management of the project during its second reporting period.

Deliverables:

D2.1: Final data management plan (Disclaimer: this deliverale has not been approved by the EC yet)

Lead beneficiary:

Enspire Science

The objective of this WP is to map the key stakeholders (in DRC, South Sudan and in Europe) in target areas, develop a detailed scoping plan, and conduct the first phase of the scoping exercise which involves the needs assessment of the humanitarian sector in solid waste management and the review of the current status of how these needs are being addressed.

Deliverables:

D3.1: Stakeholder analysis

D3.2: Scoping plan

D3.3: Humanitarian sector needs assessment

Lead beneficiary:

People in Need (PIN)

This work package’s aim is to conduct the second phase of the scoping exercise to better understand which bio-based innovative technological solutions and bio-based systems are environmentally friendly and may be applicable under different humanitarian contexts. Conducting deepened scoping exercises will provide significant advancement and advantages over the traditional methods currently used by the humanitarian sector and be the first kind of such market research. The exercise will also provide insights on resource allocation, assess the cost impact of the bio-based solutions, and eventually allow better understanding of the accurate costs for the solution implementation within the humanitarian sector.

Deliverables:

D4.1: List of bio-based solutions

D4.2: Gap analysis report

D4.3: Mid-term policy brief

Lead beneficiary:

PRO CIVIS Foundation

The main aim of WP5 is to realise the environmental life cycle assessment (LCA) of the innovative bio-based solutions for SWM identified in WP4. Environmental LCA quantifies the environmental impacts of the bio-based products implementation in humanitarian aid. It will allow identifying the environmental hotspots and methodological or data gaps linked to the bio-based solutions for humanitarian aid. Thus, LCA results combined with social, economic, and governance assessments
(developed in WP6) will allow identifying and promoting the best innovative solutions to reduce environmental impacts under humanitarian aid conditions and promote bioeconomy.

Deliverables:

D5.1: Data collection from partners: state-of-the-art and innovative solutions

D5.2: Hotspot analysis of the current and innovative solutions

D5.3: Identification of the best innovative solutions based on LCA (Disclaimer: this deliverable has not yet been approved by the EC)

Lead beneficiary:

WeLOOP

The aim of work done under this WP is to define which socio-economic and governance aspects are important to be analysed. In the second part of the work, we will aim to combine a feasibility study and an innovation test bed to evaluate the both feasibility and replication potential of a proposed bio-based innovative solution in solid waste management. The feasibility study is foreseen to provide information on the technical, economic, and operational aspects of the solution, while the innovation test bed aims to provide a controlled environment to test the solution in a real-world
setting.

Deliverables:

D6.1: Socio-economic and governance aspects analysis report 

D6.2: Community engagement summary report (Disclaimer: this deliverable has not yet been approved by the EC)

D6.3: SWOT analysis report (Disclaimer: this deliverable has not yet been approved by the EC)

D6.4: Final policy brief (Disclaimer: this deliverable has not yet been approved by the EC)

Lead beneficiary:

Polish Humanitarian Action (PAH)

The main objective of WP7 led by Enspire Science is to develop, manage, and execute the dissemination, communication, and exploitation activities of Bio4HUMAN in order to inform and engage all relevant stakeholders and the European public. A specific effort is placed on collaboration with relevant projects and initiatives to bundle activities and increase overall efficiency.

Deliverables:

D7.1: Project website

D7.2: Dissemination, communication, and exploitation plan

D7.3: Practice abstracts – batch 1

Lead beneficiary:

Enspire Science

The main objective of this work package is to continue with the execution of the dissemination, communication, and exploitation activities of the project. A specific effort is placed on the development of guidelines and recommendations for 3 stakeholder groups and pushing on the front of collaborations with relevant projects and initiatives established during WP7 and the initiation of collaborations.

Deliverables:

D8.1: Replication roadmap 

D8.2: Guidelines and recommendations for key groups of stakeholders 

D8.3: Dissemination and communication impact report 

D8.4: Updated plan for dissemination and exploitation including communication activities 

D8.5 Practice Abstracts -batch 2 

(Disclaimer: none of the WP8 deliverables have been approved by the EC yet)

Lead beneficiary:

Enspire Science

The objective of this WP is to ensure compliance with the ‘ethics requirements’ of the project.

There are nine deliverables in this WP, all of which are sensitive.

Lead beneficiary:

Enspire Science