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AMPHI INTERNATIONAL APS

Danish NBS specialist connecting nature-based solutions to urban health, biodiversity, and climate resilience across European research consortia.

Environmental consultancyenvironmentDK
H2020 projects
5
As coordinator
0
Total EC funding
€1.1M
Unique partners
135
What they do

Their core work

Amphi International is a Danish private company specializing in nature-based solutions (NBS) for urban and landscape resilience. They contribute expertise in blue-green infrastructure, freshwater ecosystem management, and hydro-meteorological risk reduction across European research consortia. Their work spans from planning and demonstrating NBS interventions to assessing their impact on urban health, biodiversity, and climate adaptation. They bridge environmental science with urban planning, health outcomes, and transport infrastructure biodiversity.

Core expertise

What they specialise in

Blue-green urban infrastructure and healthprimary
2 projects

EuPOLIS and HEART both focus on blue-green interventions in cities to improve citizen health and well-being.

Freshwater ecosystem services and biodiversitysecondary
2 projects

PONDERFUL centers on pond ecosystems and climate adaptation; BISON addresses biodiversity in transport networks.

Citizen engagement and ICT tools for environmental planningsecondary
2 projects

EuPOLIS uses citizens observatories, serious games, and augmented reality; HEART employs AI-based monitoring for behavioural change.

Evolution & trajectory

How they've shifted over time

Early focus
NBS demonstration and risk reduction
Recent focus
Health, biodiversity, and policy impacts

Amphi's earliest H2020 work (2018-2020) centered on demonstrating and upscaling nature-based solutions for flood and hydro-meteorological risk reduction, with a strong engineering and planning orientation. From 2020 onward, their focus broadened significantly into health impacts of blue-green interventions, freshwater biodiversity, sustainable financing of ecosystems, and even transport-biodiversity integration. The trajectory shows a clear shift from NBS demonstration toward measuring real-world outcomes — health, biodiversity, policy — suggesting they are maturing from implementers into evidence and impact specialists.

Amphi is moving from NBS implementation toward evidence-based impact assessment across health, biodiversity, and policy domains — positioning them for outcome-focused calls in Horizon Europe.

Collaboration profile

How they like to work

Role: specialist_contributorReach: European32 countries collaborated

Amphi consistently joins as a participant rather than leading consortia, suggesting they bring specialized expertise to larger teams rather than managing projects. With 135 unique partners across 32 countries in just 5 projects, they operate in large, diverse consortia — typical of major Innovation Actions and RIAs. This makes them an experienced, low-friction partner comfortable in big international teams.

With 135 unique consortium partners across 32 countries from only 5 projects, Amphi has built an exceptionally broad European network. Their reach spans nearly all EU member states and associated countries, giving them wide access to diverse research and implementation communities.

Why partner with them

What sets them apart

Amphi sits at a rare intersection: nature-based solutions expertise combined with urban health assessment and citizen engagement technology. While many NBS organizations focus purely on environmental engineering, Amphi connects ecological interventions to human health outcomes and behavioural change — a combination increasingly demanded by Horizon Europe missions on climate adaptation and healthy cities. Their Danish base and broad network make them a strong partner for Nordic-led or pan-European NBS consortia.

Notable projects

Highlights from their portfolio

  • RECONECT
    Their largest project (EUR 350K contribution), running 6 years, focused on large-scale NBS demonstration for hydro-meteorological risk — a flagship in the NBS space.
  • HEART
    Combines blue-green infrastructure with AI-based health monitoring and behavioural change, representing their most forward-looking work at the NBS-health-technology intersection.
  • BISON
    An unusual cross-sector project linking biodiversity with transport infrastructure, showing Amphi's ability to apply environmental expertise in non-traditional domains.
Cross-sector capabilities
Health and well-being assessmentUrban planning and smart citiesTransport infrastructure greeningClimate adaptation policy
Analysis note: Profile based on 5 projects over a short period (2018-2021 start dates). The company is not classified as an SME despite being a private company, and no website is available for verification. The expertise profile is coherent and consistent across projects, but the small project count limits confidence in distinguishing primary from emerging capabilities.