Advancing nutrient recovery and bio-based
fertilisers for sustainable agriculture.
The FertiCovery project focuses on identifying the best available technologies for recycling fertilisers from secondary raw materials.
It aims to guide policymakers and stakeholders in adopting alternative fertilising products to balance nitrogen and phosphorus flows, enhance soil health, and maintain ecological sustainability at both regional and local levels.
Farmers and society can benefit from the circular use of alternative fertilising products recovered from secondary raw materials, as they lead to lower environmental impacts on soil, water, and air quality, biodiversity and climate.

FertiCovery will support policy makers and practitioners
in removing barriers and promote the application of
nutrient recovery and bio-based fertilisers.
The FertiCovery project consortium met on 20 January 2026 in Cartagena (Spain) for a fruitful in-person meeting focused on progress to date and the road ahead, with 2026 set
Date: Thursday, 19 February 2026 Time: 10:00–11:30 CET Format: Online via Microsoft Teams – register here FertiCovery advances nutrient recovery and the production of bio-based fertilisers from secondary raw
On 23 October 2025, CARTIF organised the Innovation Day on the current state of nutrient management and the potential of recovery technologies to reduce reliance on inorganic fertilisers, lower
Date: Tuesday, 9 September 2025 Time: 10:00–11:30 CET Format: Online on Zoom Watch the video recording on YouTube Join the upcoming FertiCovery workshop, where participants will explore promising technologies
The FertiCovery project help a consortium meeting in Athens (Greece) on 30 June – 1st July 2025. The 8 partners reviewed progress and planned next steps to advance nutrient
The European Compost Network presented the FertiCovery project at the joint webinar “How can biowaste drive EU policy?” on 27 June 2025. The presentation focused on the policy framework
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