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Foster the transition to an innovative and inclusive bioeconomy, by exploring innovative governance models in bioeconomy education and co-create guidelines for bioeconomy training and mentoring through a multistakeholder approach, and the integration of humanities, art, design and culture.

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01
Bioeconomy regional assessment

Solid understanding of existing actions, strengths and barriers in 8 regions

02
Integrate arts into the bioeconomy

Identify & promote new ways to strengthen the role of arts & creativity in bioeconomy education

03
Comunities of Practice

Mobilise an active network of stakeholders fuelling the bioeconomy in the region

04
Training & mentoring guidelines

Support bioeconomy-oriented learning & retraining while intensifying the role of arts, culture & (eco)design

Portugal
Netherlands
Germany
Czech Republic
Slovakia
Italy
Greece
Estonia

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The geographical scope of the intervention of BioGov.net project focuses on 8 regions from these EU countries

Research & Higher education organisations

Bio-based industry & businesses

Policy makers

Vocational education organisations & Other non-formal education

NGO’s & Citizens

Research & Higher education organisations

Bio-based industry & businesses

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Do you work or identify with one of these groups?
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Policy makers

Vocational education organisations & Other non-formal education

NGO’s & Citizens

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BioGov.net Plenary Meeting & participation at EuBioNet annual MML workshop “Projects2projects”BioGov.net Plenary
09th January, 2023
On October 4th, 2022, the 10 partners that compose BioGov.net project, met for the 1st time in person in Brussels, for an intense but productive meeting. Key aspects related with the project’s mission, work plan methodology, main activities and timeframe where discussed.
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Circular Bioeconomy and Art: an innovative format for education
03rd April, 2023 to 03rd April, 2023
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