🗓️ 11 June 2025 | 🕙 09:30– 12:30 CEST | 💻Online

🎟️ Register now here!

We are proud to announce that BRILIAN will take part in the upcoming event organised by the Rural Bioeconomy Alliance (RBA) — a collaborative network of EU-funded projects united by a common goal: fostering innovation in the rural bioeconomy. This online session will gather multiple European initiatives committed to accelerating the shift towards a circular, sustainable, and competitive bioeconomy.

What is the session about?

The event will dive into critical aspects of the bioeconomy transition, ranging from policy frameworks to practical digital tools that support replication and scalability across rural regions.

Key highlights include:

🟢Presentation of targeted policy briefs and recommendations aimed at creating enabling environments for bio-based innovation.

🟢Showcasing of digital toolkits and replication guides to streamline knowledge transfer and practical implementation.

🟢Real-world examples of multi-actor engagement and regional bioeconomy development.

🟢A strong focus on innovative bio-based technologies

🟢An interactive Q&A segment offering deeper insights into the strategies and approaches shared.

Uncover the innovation behind each project

Policy Briefs & Policy recommendations for rural bioeconomy – BioRural

📢Dimitris Michas (CERTH)

Multi-actor Innovation Platforms and Innovation support services to get small-scale biobased solutions into mainstream practices across rural Europe – MainstreamBIO

📢Leonidas Parodo (Q-Plan International)

Circular nutrient flows for bioeconomy – P2GreeN

📢Stefan Karlowsky – Leibniz-Institut für Gemüse

RuralBioUp: support for scaling-up bio-based solutions in European rural areas – RuralBioUp

📢Karolina Jurkiewicz (APRE)

CEE2ACT E-solutions for green transition, National Bioeconomy Hubs and knowledge transfer strategy for bioeconomy

📢Carla Schmid (Collaborating Centre on Sustainable Consumption and Production)

Pathways to a regional circular bioeconomy: Tools and practices for transforming greenhouse gas-intensive region – BIO2REG

📢Denise Gider (BioökonomieREVIER)

BioBased Technologies (BBTs) in agriculture and forestry – BBioNets

📢Carmen Girón (MTU Munster Technological University)

The transformation of agri-food residues into valuable bio-products, demonstrating circular bioeconomy best practices for rural sustainability – Agriloop

📢Jan Broeze (Wageningen University)

Cooperative and Sustainable business models for bio-based chains in rural areas – BRILIAN

📢Paula Aguado ( Cluster FOOD+i)

Why you shouldn’t miss it

This session offers practical resources that can be directly applied to support and scale bioeconomy initiatives in rural areas, valuable insights form real-world examples.

Whether you’re a policymaker, researcher, entrepreneur or rural stakeholder, this is your chance to engage with a vibrant community committed to sustainable development and circular growth.

Shaping the future of the rural bioeconomy!