TOOLKIT
Discover the BRILIAN toolkit, developed from our three pilots (Italy, Spain and Denmark), for building circular value chains in the rural bioeconomy: business model, organisation and logistics, all in one place.
Business model module
Oportunities, barriers, market, policy
Farmers, cooperatives, agro-industries
Macro scan/Micro scan
BOSAT, Value proposition, Canvas Lean Canvas
Italy, Spain, Denmark
Replication, enabling factors, rural religions
Organizational model module
Why the module matters
Baseline contractual model
Actors, roles and core logic
Strenghs & challenges
Evidence from pilot implementation
Contractual, governance and economic elements
How the model can be improved
Implementation guidelines
Practical recommendations for replication
Logistic module
Access the logistics platform
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Opened section: Key players engagement
Identify the actors involved in the value chain, clarify their roles and understand how they contribute to value creation.
Farmers and producer organisations are not only feedstock suppliers: they provide land, agronomic knowledge, biomass mobilisation capacity and territorial legitimacy.
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1. Integrating enviromental value
Challenge
Limited recognition of enviromental services generated by biomass producers
Improvement options
- value-based remuneration
- reward enviromental performance
- carbon farming or ecosystem service schemes
Expected benefit
Better alignment between sustainability goals and producer returns
Challenge
Need to align industrial standardisation with agricultural flexibility.
Improvement options
- co-design of processes
- shared access to facilities
- gradual knowledge transfer
Expected benefit
Stronger cooperation and long-term stakeholder engagement.
Challenge
Static reimbursement systems may not reflect fluctuations in agricultural input costs.
Improvement options
- periodic updates of cost tables
- indexation of selected costs
- clauses for exceptional cost shocks
Expected benefit
Fairer compensation and more effective risk-sharing.
Challenge
Administrative complexity may limit wider adoption.
Improvement options
- contract aggregation
- simplified monitoring and invoicing
- digital traceability tools
Expected benefit
Lower transaction costs and easier scale-up.
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