Within this exchange the benefits of improving and re- structuring data and modelling frameworks related to the bioeconomy will be discussed. Participants are invited to share experiences of reporting data on biobased products with the organizing partners of the Biomonitor projects (NOVA, TNO and Imperial College London), and several experts will provide insights on the role of SMEs and Industries within the bioeconomy in Europe.
Are you interested in product coding and reporting on biobased data? Do you want to know more about new European guidelines and policies that apply to importing and exporting biobased products? Please join us at the BioMonitor industry exchange!
About the BioMonitor Project
During the last twenty years, EU policymakers have placed high priority on the expansion of bio-based value chains to reduce use of petrochemicals and mitigate climate change. Various initiatives, from EU policymakers, industries and other organizations made this priority evident. The transition to a more bio-based economy needs to be monitored to evaluate its progress and impact. The
BioMonitor project contributes to this process of monitoring and evaluation by re-structuring its existing data and modelling framework. The ultimate goal of the BioMonitor project is to get a clearer picture of the bioeconomy in Europe, and how it affects our lives.
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If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Sterre Bierens (sterre.bierens@nen.nl) or Charlotte Koppen (charlotte.koppen@nen.nl).
Latest update
The new BioMonitor Page Flow on case studies
News Post - 18 Jan 2022
The BioMonitor project is happy to share the new storytelling page flow to report the work of six case studies carried out within the project, led by WP8, the Catholic University of Milan.
Measuring the bioeconomy: why closing data gaps is key to a greener Europe
Article - 01 Dec 2021
The push to establish an EU-wide bioeconomy is gaining momentum through key initiatives such as the European Union’s Green Deal. But it faces obstacles, not least the need to update the way data is processed and shared among member states.