Spring Eu India Project

through the collaboration of 14 partner organisation from europe (6) and india (8), spring aims to develop cost effective bioremediation technologies for the removal of organic micro-pollutants present in groundwater and surface water. the overarching aim of the spring project is, therefore, to develop a bio-oxidation system for wastewater treatment, supply, and usage. the resulting solution will be deployed, initially, in a region within india in an integrated manner reducing wastage through effective management. front-line research in different aspects of environmental biotechnology will be translated into novel or improved water treatment processes based on bioremediation. the bioremediation technologies developed will be capable of use either as alternatives to physicochemical treatment processes or used in combination with these technologies in order to render them more durable and environmentally friendly. innovation resulting from the project revolves around developing novel m