FutuRaM Project Final Report
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Iattoni, Giulia1
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Yamamoto, Tales
- Horne, James2
- Charytanowicz, Magdalena2
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Remmen, Kirsten3
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Kippert, Katharina
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Wagner, Aymara4
- de Vries, Harmjan5
- Jayasinghe, Bhagya6
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Urvois, Marc7
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Monfort, Daniel7
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Philippe, Audrey
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Heuss-Aßbichler, Soraya6
- Jimenez, Melissa6
- Rosmaninho, Eduarda8
- Seabra, Susana
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Dorri, Iman6
- Herreras, Lucia2
- Avila, Matheus8
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Böcher, Catrin
- Das, Deep9
- Kalapos, Nanett10
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Ljunggren, Maria
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Maisel, Franziska11
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Marriyapillai Ravisandiran, Sowmya4
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Munizaga-Plaza, Juan Antonio6
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Santillán Saldivar, Jair7
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van Stee, Joren12
- Tippner, Max
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Balde, Kees13, 14
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United Nations Institute for Training and Research
- 2. WEEE Forum
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Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology
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Leiden University
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Leiden University, Institute of Environmental Sciences
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Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
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Bureau de Recherches Géologiques et Minières
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Sociedade Portuguesa de Inovação
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Chalmers University of Technology
- 10. WEEE forum
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Fraunhofer Institute for Reliability and Microintegration
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Flemish Institute for Technological Research
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United Nations University
- 14. National (W)EEE Register
Contributors
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Leiden University
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Technische Universität Berlin
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Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology
Description
This document is the final report (Deliverable 7.5) of the FutuRaM project, presenting the main results, datasets, and methodological developments for assessing secondary raw materials (SRMs) and critical raw materials (CRMs) in Europe’s urban mine.
FutuRaM develops a harmonised analytical framework covering seven key waste streams, integrating updated and newly generated datasets within a coherent structure. A novel recovery model distinguishes between CRMs present in waste and those recoverable as secondary raw materials, complemented by a recoverability assessment and long-term scenarios up to 2050.
All data are quality-assessed and aligned with FAIR principles, and are made accessible through the Urban Mine Platform. The project also adapts the United Nations Framework Classification (UNFC) to anthropogenic resources and supports EU policymaking, including contributions to the Critical Raw Materials Act and WEEE revision.
Overall, this report provides an integrated knowledge base and tools to support evidence-based policymaking, strategic planning, and monitoring of secondary raw materials in Europe.
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Funding
- European Commission
- FutuRaM - Future Availability of Secondary Raw Materials 101058522
- UK Research and Innovation
- FutuRaM: Future Availability of Secondary Raw Materials 10040166
- State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation
- FutuRaM (Future Availability of Secondary Raw Materials) 22.00129