The SUPCO scientific team actively participates in European research and technology programs, promoting innovation in sustainable development and environmental protection. One of the most significant projects we are involved in is CircHive, an ambitious five-year program with a budget of €11.5 million, funded by the European Union under the Horizon Europe program.

CircHive aims to create innovative tools for nature assessment through the combined use of two methods: biodiversity footprint and natural capital accounting. These methods, widely used by organizations to understand and evaluate nature, allow a comprehensive approach to measuring and managing ecosystems. The project aims to provide businesses and public authorities with more reliable and comprehensive tools for biodiversity assessment and ensuring sustainable performance.

Through our participation in CircHive, SUPCO strengthens its commitment to sustainable development and environmental protection. At the same time, it enhances its collaboration with leading research and business partners across Europe, promoting solutions that respond to modern challenges and needs.