Bioeconomy monitoring report now available
New and updated indicators on the status, performance and potential of the German bioeconomy are showcased in this comprehensive report. It is the culmination of SYMOBIO 2.0 and the MoBi II research project led by Thünen and paves the way for a robust and regular reporting of the German bioeconomy from a systemic sustainability perspective.
Dr. Felix zu Löwenstein und Dr. Robert M'Barek are keynote speakers at the Bioeconomy Monitoring Conference
Under the titles "Prerequisites for a sustainable bioeconomy" and "EU's monitoring of the bioeconomy in a dynamic context", our keynote speakers will share exciting insights on the topic of bioeconomy monitoring.
Policy brief 03/2024 | Water quality footprint
In recognition of World Water Day on March 22nd we* have prepared a Policy Brief to raise awareness on the consequences of water pollution for water scarcity.
Why bioeconomy monitoring?
Narratives on the potentials and dangers of the bioeconomy differ widely.
Materials
It is the innovative applications that have us excited about the opportunities of the bioeconomy.
Why a toolbox is needed
Monitoring is needed to assess the contribution of the bioeconomy to meeting sustainability goals.
Agriculture, crops and livestock
Where and how is agricultural biomass sourced in Germany's bioeconomy?
Policy brief 01/2023 | Wood in focus
Innovation in the use of wood can support Germany's bioeconomy transition.
