The World BioeEconomy Association is delighted to share pertinent studies on the bioeconomy, aiming to enhance the overall understanding of this multifaceted field. Many of these studies are publicly accessible, freely available to all interested parties.
However, certain studies may require a fee for downloading, reflecting the costs associated with their production and distribution. This approach allows us to provide valuable information to a broad audience while sustaining the production of high-quality and in-depth studies through the support of those who require more extensive access.
If you wish to showcase your study or survey on this page, kindly submit your proposal to info@bioeconomyassociation.org.
We welcome and encourage contributions that align with our objectives, and our team will carefully review each proposal for potential inclusion. Thank you for your interest in contributing to the collective knowledge within the bioeconomy community.
The Global Bioeconomy G20 Stocktake is a comprehensive analysis conducted by NatureFinance and FGV-CES, examining the bioeconomy strategies of G20 members. This study identifies key themes, such as biotechnology, sustainable use of biodiversity, and broad sustainable development, and explores challenges, opportunities, and emerging trends. It aims to support the G20 Initiative on Bioeconomy, launched by the Brazilian Presidency, promoting international cooperation and the integration of bioeconomy principles into global economic plans.
Coordinated Efforts of Policy, Innovation, and Sustainability for a Greener Future
The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) will launch the Global Bioeconomy Assessment Report on April 22, 2024, in Beijing, China. This report, a product of a joint research project funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China, offers an extensive overview of bioeconomy development. It examines the lifecycle and characteristics of bio-based products and the evolution of bioeconomy policies across different regions. The report aims to guide stakeholders in promoting sustainable bioeconomy practices and integrating them into broader environmental and economic strategies.
© 2024 United Nations Environment Programme
ISBN: 978-92-807-4142-1
Job number: DEP/2632/NA
The World BioEconomy Forum analysed the latest bioeconomy programmes in selected regions: Brazil, USA, Canada, EU, Sweden, Finland, India and China during 2023. Not all of them have a published national bioeconomy strategy, but all of them have shown a clear interest to facilitate developments of the bioeconomy, like Brazil indicating stronger focus on the bioeconomy.
This fresh and very topical report will provide you insights of the global bioeconomy and the very latest trends in it.
The report will assist you to navigate in this space and help you to make your own pathway to this space.
You may also purchase the report. Email info@bioeconomyassociation.org. Full report 890€ + VAT.
The "Global Bioeconomy – April 2024" report by the International Advisory Council on Global Bioeconomy (IACGB) provides a comprehensive analysis of current bioeconomy policies and trends worldwide.
The report highlights the increasing significance of the bioeconomy as a crucial driver for sustainable development, addressing global challenges such as climate change, resource scarcity, and economic resilience. It underscores the role of bio-based industries and innovations in fostering economic growth, improving food security, and enhancing health outcomes. Additionally, the report emphasizes the importance of international cooperation and multilateral policies in advancing the bioeconomy, reflecting its growing integration into national and global sustainability agendas.
Unlock the potential of the global bioeconomy! Dive into exclusive insights from the comprehensive 2023 survey on bioeconomy hub, conducted worldwide. Discover key sectors, explore global discussions and understand financing mechanisms.
Join the World Bioeconomy Association for the full report. The World Bioeconomy Association, launched in Washington, DC in late 2023, is your partner in advancing responsible bioresource, biotechnology, and bioecology practices globally.
You may also purchase the report. Email info@bioeconomyassociation.org. Full report 490€ + VAT.
The bioeconomy is growing worldwide and benefits nearly every sector of the economy. Its continued growth is critical for sustainable development in all nations of the world. The forest sector is currently one of the major contributors to the bioeconomy through traditional products such as wood products, paper and a large array of emerging bioproducts associated with biorefinery concepts. While forest-based biorefineries are increasingly producing more advanced biofuels, a wide variety of biochemicals and biomaterials around the world, there has never been a well-structured database of the current facilities and production details.
For the first time ever the World BioEconomy Forum is providing you a digital platform on browsing biorefineries and emerging bioproducts in Europe (EU27 + UK, Norway, Switzerland).
With the Biorefinery Map™ subscription you’ll be kept updated comprehensively on the status of the sector.
With the Biorerinery Advisory™ you’ll get advisory services to navigate in the field of biorefineries and bioproducts
You may address your annual subscription for the tool by send your request to info@bioeconomyassociation.org or ask for a demo introduction of it.
