The work of the European Union ‘Biorural’ is highlighted as catalyst To implement solutions bioeconomic and circular economy in the European countryside. Although he formally completes the three -year course of August 31st, his tools, networks and achievements will continue to provide significant added value to the agricultural communities, businesses and researchers who seek one sustainable future For the rural space.
According to a statement by Greek reframe.food, “Biorural” was funded by the program Horizon Europe and was implemented under the coordination of the National Center for Research and Technological Development (CERTH). A total of 19 partners from 14 countries participated, including Research Institutions, Agricultural Applications, Associations, SMEs and Innovation Real Estate.
Continuous support through networks and tools
The “Biorural” project will maintain its action beyond its official expiration through the digital platform ‘Biorural Toolkit’ and European Rural Bio Economy Network (ERBN). Through these initiatives, as well as through partnerships with strategic bodies, the project will continue to strengthen the innovationto promote cooperation and strengthen the green growth all over Europe.
The Biorural Toolkit digital platform offers a comprehensive set of tools for the application of bio -economy in rural areas. Includes successful examples; funding toolseducational material and research results in areas such as bioenergythe biomaterialsthe agriculturethe forestry and the water management. It is a useful tool for those who wish to further adopt and develop bio -economic practices.
The European Rural Bio Economy Network (ERBN) It was established to bring researchers, entrepreneurs, farmers and policy makers together, enhancing interdisciplinary cooperation and the exchange of knowledge in favor of agricultural bio -economy.
Innovation and new sustainable business models
In the framework of the program, innovative proposals for sustainable economy from various European countries were awarded and awarded. Among the top ideas stand out: The Proservation (Germany) that develops biodegradable packages from grain bark, or Nonstop Food (Slovenia) with flour by -products of brewing in the logic of circular production, and the Noema (Greece), innovating with compostable clothing from fiber of fiber.
‘Biorural’ contribution remains crucial to European bio -economy strategysupporting the transition to a more green and circular economy at a pan -European level.
More information on the project “Biorural” is available on the official Biorural.eu website.
*Reframe.food for use.
Source: Skai
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