Abstract The European Commission has set a long-term goal to develop a competitive,
resource efficient and low carbon economy by 2050. Bioeconomy is expected to play an …

Abstract The EU Bioeconomy Strategy, updated in 2018, in its Action Plan pledges an EU-
wide, internationally coherent monitoring system to track economic, environmental and …

The implementation of bioeconomy is important in seeking to achieve the Sustainable
Development Goals. Thus, in recent years, more attention is focused on sustainable …

Expanding the production of fuels and fibres based on traditional food crops can put
additional pressures on ecosystems and natural resources, with potential spillover effects …

Abstract In 2014, approximately 18.6 million people in the European Union (EU) were
employed in the bioeconomy, generating annual turnover of around EUR 2.2 trillion. And …

Innovations in the bioeconomy are expected to provide new solutions to major economic,
societal and ecological challenges like resource depletion, food insecurity or climate …

In its revised bioeconomy strategy, the European Union (EU) has extended the scope of
activities to include services. Employing an output-based approach, this study quantifies the …

The critical role of the Circular Bioeconomy in the sustainable transition has been widely
recognised, to the point that a number of countries worldwide have elaborated their …

Bioeconomy comprises a novel approach towards economic development in the European
Union (EU). Its development should be confined by the planetary boundaries (biocapacity) …

The bio-based economy will be crucial in achieving a sustainable development, covering all
ranges of natural resources. In this sense, it is very relevant to analyze the economic links …