SALAM-MED
Sustainable Approaches to LAnd and water Management in MEditerranean Drylands

Project Platform

The SALAM-MED scaling out platform aims to present the living labs and technologies tested during the project. Each technology is described from a scientific and business opportunity point of view through indicators that analytically explain the characteristics of innovation, ease of adoption, and its social and environmental impacts.

The objective is to enhance the work carried out within the SALAM-MED project, and attract investors who are interested in exploiting the research results to build innovative and sustainable business models.

The SALAM-MED platform is a research communication tool but also a bridge towards entrepreneurs, local communities, institutions that intend to address the problem of land degradation and desertification in the Mediterranean.

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Living Lab

SALAM-MED promotes co-innovation through six Living Labs located in Mediterranean hotspots of soil and water degradation.

Egypt

Greece

Italy

Morocco

Spain

Tunisia

Technologies

SALAM-MED will identify, test and validate nature-based practical solutions to enhance the resilience of endangered MED dryland socio-ecological systems or to restore degraded ecosystems in arid and hyper-arid lands.

Adaptive vegetation management tool (CAFE)

DSS for forage crop improvement

Dynamic approach to Silvopastoral Systems

Irrigation management in olive orchard

Leveled terraces for water harvesting

Management of aquifer recharge systems

Microbial-based solutions - Rhizobia Soil Bacteria

Microbial-based solutions - Trichoderma

Soil management in olive orchard

Subsurface Water Retention Technology

Virtual Fencing for Adaptive Multipaddock Grazing

Virtual Fencing to preserve ecosystem services

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