ONLINE INVENTORY

Open-source online inventory of good practices for the establishment and implementation of bioeconomies and green transition

About Inventory

The online inventory provides examples of good practices, existing on-line facilities, and bioeconomy-related projects in five areas (bioeconomy strategies & action plans, inter-institutional cooperation, efficient bio-based industry, monitoring & evaluation indicators, capacity building), enabling access to information and exchange of know-how. The inventory is intended for wide spectrum of stakeholders, including bio-based value chains actors, R&D, academia, investors, policy and decision makers, public administrators, and National Bioeconomy Hubs members to showcase the solutions, opportunities and to support the process of capacity building, aiming at sustainable governance and the promotion of a green transition

Bioeconomy strategies & action plans

This area provides examples of projects and good practices from development and implementation of bioeconomy strategies and/or action plans in European countries.

Inter-institutional cooperation

This area provides examples of projects and good practices in inter-institutional cooperation, inter- ministerial governance and coordination and stakeholders’ engagement to boost bioeconomy in European countries.

Efficient bio-based industry

This area provides examples of projects and good practices in design and implementation of bio- based solutions, products and services by industrial actors to drive the change to sustainable alternatives.

Monitoring & evaluation indicators

This area provides examples of good practices of bioeconomy monitoring and evaluation indicators, which were developed by other projects or successfully used in practice.

Capacity
building

This area provides examples of tools/toolkits and educational/training materials, which were developed by other projects or successfully used in practice with the aim to improve the capacity building of bioeconomy stakeholders.



BEST PRACTICES


RootLinks: Primary Sector Working Group Support Project



#Bioeconomy strategy
#Capacity building
thERBN: Thematic European Rural Bioeconomy Network



#Cooperation
Working group - Circular economy and bioeconomy



#Cooperation
BIO-INSPIRE: Enhancing bio-based innovation and participation in under-represented regions through cluster mobilization and collaborative governance



#Cooperation
#Bio-based industry
ToBeReaL: Empowering bioeconomy projects by deploying Technical, Business, Regulatory and Social services



#Stakeholders engagement
Lighthouse projects in the Danube Region



#Capacity building
The European Bioeconomy Clusters Alliance



#Cooperation
Interpretation center Nuestra Huerta - Valentia Foundation



#Cooperation
Industrial installation for biological waste treatment "Khan Bogrov"



#Bio-based industry
Innovative solutions in packaging materials - Ate Plast Bulgaria



#Bio-based industry
Production of energy from biogas - Nedko Nedkov Bulgaria



#Bio-based industry
A new generation of biostimulants for agribusiness, landscaping and floriculture by Atlas Agro Science



#Bio-based industry
ECO PARTNERS BULGARIA - Separated waste collection



#Bio-based industry
Boutique and innovative plant for processing rosehips in Bulgaria



#Bio-based industry
Production of bleached sulfate cellulose from hardwood in Bulgaria



#Bio-based industry
Using renewable energy sources for centralized heat supply in Bulgaria



#Bio-based industry
MainstreamBIO: Mainstreaming small-scale bio-based solutions in rural Europe



#Capacity building
Bulgarian National Science Program "Healthy foods for a strong bioeconomy and quality of life"



#Capacity building
ENABLING: Biomass as raw material for various bio-based productions



#Cooperation
Hungrana: Leading Bioethanol Starch and Sweetener Produced in a Sustainable Way



#Bio-based industry

ABOUT PROJECT



BIO-INSPIRE is engaging Regional Bioeconomy Clusters in 7 widening countries (Greece, Hungary, Slovakia, Lithuania, Romania, Bulgaria and Poland), and research and technology developers and clusters in 2 non-widening countries (Sweden, The Netherlands) to address systemic causes of underdevelopment across geographical boundaries. BIO-INSPIRE aims to contribute to the transformation of the widening regional bioeconomies by addressing existing bottlenecks and providing the necessary tools to the regions to advance their research and innovation capacity and their ability to broader their collaboration networks.

05/2025 – 04/2028

Duration

14

Partners

EUR 3.0

Budget in millions

7

Regional Bioeconomy Clusters

Our Partners

CLUBE
Greenovate!
Geonardo
Bay Zoltan
Zabala
Rise
Wageningen
Bio Economy Cluster
Lithuania Bio
AgroTransilvania Cluster
Green Synergy Cluster
Green Chemistry Cluster

Contact Us

    Online inventory

    Dana Šimová

    info@bioeconomy.sk

    If you have any interesting best practice related to bioeconomy you would like to share with us, contact us at: info@bioeconomy.sk