Lil’Ô seeks European partnerships to scale its model of ecological regeneration combined with social inclusion.

We aim to collaborate with:
- Public authorities and urban developers to replicate the transformation of polluted brownfields into biodiversity and green job demonstrators.
- Research institutions to strengthen scientific monitoring of soil restoration and develop shared European indicators for urban biodiversity.
- Work-integration organisations and social economy actors to co-develop training pathways in green transition jobs (urban horticulture, soil regeneration, circular economy).
- Circular economy and bio-waste networks to replicate our “soil manufacturing” model based on local waste streams.
- Impact-oriented funders to consolidate sustainable hybrid financing models.
Our ambition is to build a European community of practices around regenerative urban land use and inclusive ecological transition.