The COVID-19 pandemic is causing an unprecedented global health crisis and socio-economic upheaval and led to severe consequences well beyond previous crises of the last decades which...
To map out the trends and developments in the field of bio-economy in France as well as the key stakeholders, the Economic Cluster of the Embassy of the Netherlands in France, in cooperation with the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO), has asked MSG Sustainable Strategies to conduct a sector study to support Dutch companies and knowledge institutes.
This sector study will provide insights into the possibilities for business and bilateral cooperation in the field of (applied) research, technology and innovation in bio-economy. The report shows areas in which the Netherlands and France can complement and strengthen each other to favour the development of the bio-economy sector in the Netherlands, France and the rest of the European Union.
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The bio-economy in France: Structure, market opportunities and possibilities for collaboration
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