Synergies
Robocoop-EU - circulaR bioecOnomy Business mOdels owned by agroCOOPeratives
Large-scale roll-out of the bioeconomy requires the establishment of new cooperative business models involving primary producers and other stakeholders. Implemented in three regions – Extremadura, Spain; Apulia, Italy; and West Macedonia, Greece, it proposes circular regional business models for the use of waste streams from three agricultural sectors: grape, olive and stone fruit cultivation.
Robocoop-EU is Brilian Sister Project and together will establish a collaboration in order to promote knowledge transfer, methodology share, and joint communication and dissemination actions.
BioeconomyVentures - Raising Disruptive Bioeconomy Ventures, Start-ups and Spin-offs to the Top
The BioeconomyVentures project will establish the definitive reference platform for bioeconomy-based start-ups and spinoffs seeking to access finance and business insights. It aims at creating an entrepreneurial ecosystem within the bio-based industry sector by offering support, brokerage and networking services to the relevant stakeholders.
Both projects will establish a collaboration in order to provide to primary producers a potential tool to connect with technology providers and funding opportunities, promote knowledge transfer, and joint communication and dissemination actions.
BBioNets - Boosting the adoption of Bio-Based Technologies
BBioNets is a thematic network that relies on, promotes and further advances the work carried out by EIP-AGRI Operational Groups (OGs) with respect to the management and/or processing of agricultural and forest biomass with BBTs. Its objective is to incite primary producers all over Europe to embrace and adopt BBTs that will enable them to reduce GHG emissions, make better use of underutilised biomass, create new diversified incomes, reduce costs through circular practices, increase farm/forest sustainable management, and create/develop new value chains.
Both projects will establish a collaboration in order to promote knowledge transfer, methodology share, and joint communication and dissemination actions.
Agriloop - High-value products from agricultural residues through sustainable chains
Agricultural-food residues are an underexploited resource for the European Union and China and by making better use of these can bring significant economic, environmental and societal benefits. AgriLoop is a major European Union, UK Research and Innovation and Chinese-funded project finding new ways to convert agricultural-food residues into high-value, eco-friendly products, such as food and feed ingredients and bio-based materials. 35 partners across Europe and China, are joining forces in AgriLoop to increase agricultural sustainability, grow the bioeconomy and tackle climate change and plastic pollution and increase European / Chinese cooperation.
The project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme and the UK Research and Innovation fund under the UK government’s Horizon Europe funding guarantee, grant agreement No. 101081776.
Both projects will establish a collaboration in order to promote knowledge transfer, methodology share, and joint communication and dissemination actions.
GenB - Generation Bioeconomy
The aim of the project is to raise awareness on Bioeconomy building on communication and education that encourage and reward young BIOVOICES to take a role in steering the transition towards more sustainable lifestyles. The project will therefore involve young people with the overall objective of inspiring and encouraging future generations to demonstrate awareness, sensitivity, and interest in environmental issues, sustainability, and circularity.
Young generations are the key drivers of sustainable development, which is why it is important to educate and empower young people for their role in the circular and sustainable bio-economy. In this context, and in cooperation with young people, parents, and teachers, GenB will produce educational toolkits focusing on the bio-economy and bio-sectors. In order to maximise the impacts of the project, GenB will involve all citizens, create synergies with other initiatives and consolidate its educational model.
Launched in November 2022, GenB is a 30-month project focused on bioeconomy and funded by the EU Horizon Europe research & innovation programme (https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101060501).
Both projects will establish a collaboration in order to promote knowledge transfer, methodology share, and joint communication and dissemination actions.
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