The bioeconomy comprises those parts of the economy that use renewable biological resources from the sea – such as fish, algaeand micro-organisms – to produce food, feed, materials, energy and medicine
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Event report: Blue Bioeconomy Forum 25 June Conference In attachment, readers can download the event report of the second BBF stakeholder event. |
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Seagriculture 2019 - 8th International Seaweed Conference - "Seaweed Success Stories" Ostend, Belgium Start date: 25/09/2019 (All day) Last update: 05/07/19 |
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Copernicus Marine Service Workshop & Training for the Aquaculture Sector Athens, Greece Start date: 24/09/2019 (All day) Last update: 05/07/19 |
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Study foresees promising future for seaweed The study, Phycomorph European Guidelines for a SUstainable Aquaculture of Seaweeds, was produced by the EU-funded Phycomorph project, which aims to bring together EU research on seaweed. |
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European Research and Innovation Days Brussels, Belgium Start date: 24/09/2019 (All day) Last update: 05/07/19 |
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Blue bioeconomy projects benefit from range of accelerator options Blue bioeconomy entrepreneurs and start-up companies have an increasing range of possibilities to choose from when seeking early-stage support for their projects. |
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BBI JU Stakeholders Forum Brussels, Belgium Start date: 04/12/2019 - 00:00 Last update: 05/07/19 |
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Blue investment booster starts up The Blue Invest platform, set up with financial support from the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund (EMFF), will provide a range of support for blue economy small companies and entrepreneurs. Daniela Cedola, which will manage the Blue Invest platform, outlined the opportunities for those with strong blue economy business ideas. |
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First ways forward for the blue bioeconomy Around 140 stakeholders were spread around the 10 table-topics set up for the three-rounds of World Café exchanges on the BBF’s proposed Roadmap for the Blue Bioeconomy. By necessity, participants were chosen for their vast experience and diverse backgrounds in the blue bioeconomy, including policymakers, national/regional bodies, industrial platers, and the researcher community. |
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Some 'blue-tinted' magic at the Blue Bioeconomy Forum Conference Summary of discussions during the Blue Bioeconomy Forum conference on 25 June 2019 in Brussels |
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