REGION,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(1), P. 55 - 78
Published: April 8, 2024
The
bioeconomy
represents
a
transformative
approach
to
economic
development
and
sustainability
by
harnessing
biological
resources
knowledge
produce
goods,
services,
energy
while
reducing
dependence
on
non-renewable
resources.
In
order
understand
support
the
bioeconomy,
scholars
policymakers
rely
an
accurate
measurement
monitoring
of
biobased
activities.
However,
existing
statistical
frameworks
industry
classifications
often
fall
short
in
capturing
unique
characteristics
complexities
bioeconomy.
This
article
addresses
this
challenge
developing
methodological
for
comprehensive
mapping
We
build
novel
data
set
firms
Germany
using
web-mining
machine
learning
techniques.
enables
detailed
analysis
activities,
providing
valuable
insights
into
spatial
organization
paper
demonstrates
applicability
testing
several
stylized
facts
about
Our
research
contributes
better
understanding
bioeconomy's
regional
impacts
offers
resource
researchers
interested
geography
make
aggregated
version
freely
available
online.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(22), P. 9612 - 9612
Published: Nov. 5, 2024
The
bioeconomic
transition
is
not
always
seen
as
sustainable
and
environmentally
friendly.
In
particular,
it
may
contribute
to
increased
global
inequality,
affect
economic
social
stability,
increase
dependence
on
innovative
biotechnologies
that
be
unaffordable
for
many
countries.
These
issues
are
causing
considerable
controversy
in
the
scientific
community
require
rethinking
balance
between
technology,
ecology,
justice.
motivation
this
study
was
need
provide
a
critical
analysis
of
modern
production
order
find
systematic
evidence
debate
bioeconomy.
Therefore,
we
conducted
bibliometric
publications
from
2013
2023
Scopus
database
identified
trajectories
elimination
contradictions
debates
around
technological
environmental
friendliness
concept.
has
shown
bioeconomy
actively
integrated
with
concepts
green
circular
economies,
but
its
impact
sustainability
remains
controversial.
approaches
can
lead
problems,
such
depletion
bioresources
unequal
access
biotechnology.
Accordingly,
four
pillars
alternative
have
been
more
balanced
development
area.
Acta Agraria Debreceniensis,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
1, P. 75 - 81
Published: June 5, 2023
The
ability
of
wood
products
to
store
carbon
allows
for
their
significant
contribution
the
climate
mitigation
efforts
and
emission
reduction
commitments
set
by
EU.
In
order
optimise
storage
capacity
products,
it
is
important
take
aspects
into
consideration
as
much
possible
during
production,
use
waste
management.
aim
this
study
was
quantify
effects
product
development,
recycling,
management
technologies
on
emissions.
frame
ForestLab
project,
a
new
model
decision
support
tool
developed,
which
able
predict
duration
evolution
emissions
from
them.
developed
HWP-RIAL
(Harvested
Wood
Product
Recycling,
Incineration
And
Landfill
model)
uses
methodology
Intergovernmental
Panel
Climate
Change
(IPCC)
calculate
emissions,
also
used
in
National
Greenhouse
Gas
Inventory
report.
It
combines
IPCC
with
equations
describing
supplemented
self-developed
recycling
routing
module.
This
paper
provides
insight
operation
following
life
cycle
200,000
m3
particle
board.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(23), P. 10370 - 10370
Published: Nov. 27, 2024
Stakeholders
and
their
dynamics
are
often
neglected
in
innovation
system
literature.
The
importance
of
the
bioeconomy
is
growing
due
to
its
implications
for
addressing
environmental
challenges,
shaping
economic
decisions,
markets,
sustainable
development.
This
paper
analyses
stakeholders’
knowledge
creation
transit
from
unsustainable
practices
use
biological
resources—the
bioeconomy.
originality
this
an
analytical
framework
characterise
interactions
stakeholders
how
these
reshape
systems
create
a
new
narrative
knowledge-base
platform
innovation.
Using
qualitative
approach,
data
were
collected
through
surveys
between
2022
2024.
We
explored
29
involved
collaborating
R&D
activities
biotechnology
sector
Caldas,
Colombia.
Our
findings
show
that
towards
occurring
only
at
discursive
level.
carry
out
research
generate
income
rather
than
innovative
purposes,
overlooking
informal
novel
ideas
could
translate
into
solutions,
services,
products.
conclude
transition
needs
systemic
disequilibrium
with
institutional
infrastructure
enables
stakeholders,
including
civil
society,
structural
change
embracing
dynamics.
