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In 2022, the bioeconomy accounted for 13 per cent of the value added in the Finnish economy and 11 per cent of employment. Finland’s bioeconomy remains heavily dependent on the forest sector, the sector...

Central point of access to over 1 million datasets from 6 EU institutions, 79 agencies and bodies, 36 countries and other international organisations. It will...

Inter-regional trade flows data for Europe at the NUTS2 level and NACE2 sectoral disaggregation. These data provided at the regional level (NUTS2) with sectoral detail (NACE2) are...

The bioeconomy encompasses the extraction, processing and transformation of renewable biological resources and waste streams, connected to activities as diverse as food, feed, energy and manufacturing. Under the auspices of the European...

Renewable energy technologies create jobs and up and down the supply chain and can spur broad and sustainable social and economic development. Renewables accounted for an estimated 11.5 million...

The European Bioeconomy Strategy, updated in 2018, promotes a sustainable and circular EU Bioeconomy that contributes to the climate-neutrality of the EU, the implementation of a circular economy, and puts emphasis on sustainable food...

The bioeconomy could play a significant role in Europe’s recovery from the COVID-19 crisis, if governments and industries capitalize on shifting demands and priorities, adapt to the new funding realities...

Data on national and European agriculture and common agricultural policy (CAP), provided by the European Commission's agricultural and rural development department.

The development of the bioeconomy—or the substitution of fossil-based materials and energy by bio-based solutions—is considered a strategic economic orientation by the European Commission and its Green Deal. This paper presents a methodology...

From June 3 to 6, 2019, the BioMonitor project had its annual meeting in Bratislava, Slovakia and held a session at the ICABR conference in Ravello, Italy.