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Bioeconomy in the South Baltic Area: Biomass-based Innovation and Green Growth

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    • Mapping of residues from the cereal production value chain
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    • Work Package 3
      • D. 3.1 State of play for bioeconomy in the South Baltic Area
      • D. 3.2 Development of a common framework for a sustainable and circular bioeconomy
    • Work Package 4
      • D.4.1 Biomass and innovation potential of residues, by-products and other sustainable feedstock for biobased products in four South Baltic Area regions
      • D 4.2 Market, material, production opportunities and implementation
      • D.4.3 BioBIGG Conference Report
    • Work Package 5
      • D.5.1 A methodological approach to bioeconomy planning
      • D.5.2 Pre-feasibility assessments for innovative bio-based value chains in the South Baltic Region
      • D.5.2 Innovation programmes for bio-based value chains in the South Baltic Region
      • D.5.3 Business cases for innovative bio-based value chains in the South Baltic Region
      • D.5.3 Implementation models for innovative bio-based value chains in the South Baltic Region
    • Work Package 6
      • D.6.1 The establishment and promotion of the South Baltic Bioeconomy Network (SBB)
      • D.6.1 Anklam Bioeconomy Conference
      • D.6.1 Scanbalt bioeconomy working group kick-off conference
      • D.6.2 Regulatory frameworks to support the transition to a cross-border sustainable bioeconomy in the SBA
      • D.6.3 Promotional actions and instruments for a sustainable bioeconomy
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Posted on 2019-06-252019-06-25 by mebn

BioBIGG collaboration with the Umbrella project

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