BioMonitor is creating a toolbox with models and other quantitative methods to facilitate the understanding of how the EU’s bioeconomy operates and influences future sustainability goals, such as meeting emissions reduction targets, decarbonising EU energy …
The BioMonitor project aims to understand the status of current modelling tools for offering policy insights for the creation of a vibrant European Bioeconomy by 2030 and 2050 and to provide recommendations based on improved …
Researchers from the BioMonitor project proposed a novel approach that provides a comparative analysis of the bioeconomy’s development across different Member States and selected bio-based industries. Reference: Cingiz K., González-Hermoso H., Heijman W., Wesseler J.H.H. …
he COVID-19 pandemic shifted the tectonic plates that once stabilised economic growth around the globe. Partners from the BioMonitor project wrote a paper that examines closely the driving factors, and the indicators that will allow …
The BioMonitor project aims to quantify the bioeconomy’s environmental, economic, and social impacts in the EU and its Member States based on a set of scenarios. The BioMonitor scenarios are designed to inform the ongoing …
Deliverable 2.1 presentes the available data sources to quantify the bioeconomy indicators and drivers introduced in Deliverable 1.1, the quality of the available data, the data gaps related to the indicators, and the implications for …
This report by the JRC documents the workshop that took place in November 2018 in Brussels regarding the evaluation of the EU Bioeconomy Monitoring System and its indicators.
This deliverable develops a conceptual analysis framework for quantifying and analysing the development of the EU bioeconomy in the BioMonitor project. This includes defining the scope of the bioeconomy to be considered within the BioMonitor …
