The BRILIAN Project has participated today at the BioCircular SUMMIT, Spain’s leading event on biocircularity, which brought together key stakeholders to discuss the challenges and opportunities of circular business models in the primary
Co-Creating Policy Recommendations for a Sustainable Rural Bioeconomy
- 27 May 2026
- Online Event
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Healthy soils are essential for sustainable agriculture, ecosystem resilience, and biodiversity. Recognizing the critical role of soil health, the European Bioeconomy Bureau (EBB) has prepared a timely briefing highlighting recent developments in European
In the EU, 2.1 billion tonnes of waste are generated each year. To address this, the EU has established ambitious targets for reducing landfill use and increasing recycling efforts, particularly focusing on packaging waste to
Today, on the International Day of Climate Action, we reflect on the pressing challenges posed by climate change and resource scarcity, and the innovative ways in which rural communities are stepping up to
One of the key discussions at this event will be the panel titled: "Reviving Rural Areas through Circular Bioeconomy Approaches: Concrete Examples and Recommendations for EU Policymakers." We are thrilled to announce that
The shift toward sustainability is gaining momentum, and bio-based products are leading the way. These innovative solutions made from renewable resources like agricultural residues and waste, are replacing fossil-based products, helping reduce emissions
The Teknologisk Institut (DTI), as part of the BRILIAN project, is turning agricultural by-products into valuable resources. In response to climate change and resource scarcity, agricultural residues like rapeseed cake are being recognized
BRILIAN, the pioneering European innovation project dedicated to support sustainable and circular cooperative business models in rural areas, has launched its Advisory Board of Farmers (ABF). The ABF aims to amplify the voices
The BRILIAN project, Cooperative and Sustainable Business Models for Bio-based Chains in Rural Areas, is at the forefront of fostering sustainable and cooperative business models within rural communities. By focusing on agricultural by-products
Today, our team had the privilege of exploring the state-of-the-art facilities of Paturpat-Udapa, accompanied by Maider Gómez from CIRCE Technological Center, Carolina Peñalva from Aitiip Technological Center, and Laura Villacián from Tecnopackaging. Thank
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The BRILIAN project has been conceived to support the adoption of sustainable and cooperative business models in rural areas, to incorporate agricultural by-products valorisation, seeking to increase and diversify primary producers’ income.
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