The duration of the project was 48 months; the end date was 28 February 2017. The budget was approximately fifty million euro. Ten million was provided by the EU (FP7 programme) and forty million by member states, regions, partners and other sources.

As -probably the first- nanosafety project, all the information and knowledge generated under the umbrella of the NANoREG project has been made available for other parties directly after the ending of the project. The NANoREG Results Repository serves as a central point of access to all the results of the project by providing links to all relevant documents, datasets and other information of interest.

A large part of the NANoREG experimental nano-EHS data is available via the NANoREG - eNanoMapper database. It contains data gathered via TNO Data Entry Tool (snapshot as of 19.05.2017). The coming months more data will be added. An user guide is available.

For NANoREG partners It was mandatory to carry out the experiments with NANoREG core materials. For all these core materials a complete state-of-the-art physicochemical characterization was done considering key end-points in the OECD WPMN sponsorship program.

Dispersion SOPs and minimum requirements for characterization were established and laid down in a Guidance Document thus supporting reliability and comparability of data. Experiments had to be performed in accordance with the Guidance Document. During the course of the project, those fundamental requirements were further refined.

The data in the data base can be further analyzed by various tools.