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Project team MUL: Dr. Günter Tiess, Thomas Heise,<br />
Jörg Heimburg, Dipl.Ing. Mimoza Allaraj<br />
SARMa<br />
Sustainable Aggregates Resource Management is a project within the South<br />
East Europe Transnational Cooperation Programme which operates in the frame<br />
of the Regional Policy‘s Territorial Cooperation Objective.<br />
The first level (local) deals with environmental-friendly<br />
extraction practices, reduction of illegal quarrying,<br />
recycling and resource efficency. The national<br />
level covers the development of a framework of<br />
SARM and SSM. Furthermore recommendations for<br />
implementing SARM and SSM into national planning<br />
are drawn up. Transnational activities involve<br />
legislation and policy harmonization, the design of<br />
an Aggregates Intelligence System, information<br />
transfer and the establishment of a regional centre<br />
on sustainable aggregates management and supply.<br />
- www.sarmaproject.eu<br />
Günter Tiess<br />
Lehrstuhl für Bergbaukunde, Bergtechnik und<br />
Bergwirtschaft<br />
an der MUL seit: 2002<br />
Email: guenter.tiess@unileoben.ac.at<br />
The SARMa project covers a very extensive research<br />
area. Main objective is to develop an approach<br />
to sustainable aggregate resource management<br />
(SARM) and sustainable supply mix (SSM) planning<br />
for ensuring aggregates supply in Southeast Europe.<br />
The project is conducted at three scales: local/regional,<br />
national and transnational level. Each of these<br />
levels form an own working group with different<br />
tasks. SARMa distinguishes itself by a vertically integration<br />
of all these tasks.<br />
Forschungspartner:<br />
MUL is one of 23 project partners. 18 partners are<br />
situated in the European Union (Austria, Greece, Italy,<br />
Romania, Slovenia) and five in non-EU member countries<br />
(Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo,<br />
Serbia).<br />
Forschungsschwerpunkte:<br />
Aggregates Information System, legislation and policy<br />
harmonization, sustainable aggregates management and<br />
supply<br />
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