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The document discusses the BLOOM Project's approach to sustainability and impact. It summarizes that the project indirectly involved over 2,000 European municipalities and directly engaged 67 municipalities in promoting renewable energy to recover marginal lands. It also triggered over 19 MWp of photovoltaic power plants on marginal lands in Europe with the support of project partners. The project aims to sustainably utilize degraded and unused lands rather than sacrifice agricultural or landscape areas.
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