Last 10th February, the Phoenix Project was visited by members of COAG Almería, one of the main farmers associatons of the province, and the Municipal Councillor for Environmental Sustainability of Almería, Margarita Cobos, the Manager of AQUALIA in the city, José Antonio Otero and Antonio Amazares, Head of Collection and Treatment of AQUALIA in Almería.
Visitors enjoyed a guided tour of El Toyo WWTP with a detailed explanation of the Phoenix Project by María José Quero, Project Manager.
Funding details
Funding: LIFE Environment and Resource Efficiency
Organism: European Commision (EC)
Project: LIFE19/ENV/ES/000278
Grant: Subsidy of 55% budget
Total funding received: 1.855.113€
With the contribution of the European Union LIFE programme LIFE19 ENV/ES/000278
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