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Revolutionizing the use of biomass is one of the most promising pathways to more sustainable production and consumption. SEI research explores the many facets of developing knowledge-based bioeconomies, from growing biomass to the governance of science, technology and innovation.
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Journal article / This paper presents a framework for assessing the societal impacts of increased circularity of resource recovery from organic waste streams at city scale.
Other publication / This policy brief highlights the importance of minimizing food loss and waste, which accounts for some 30% of current global production.
Past event / The World BioEconomy Forum is a global platform for circular bioeconomy stakeholders to share ideas and promote bio-based solutions.
Feature / InnovaCuba project promotes innovation for adaptation to climate change through entrepreneurship in water supply and sanitation in vulnerable coastal areas
Other publication / The growing bioeconomy offers an opportunity for countries in Eastern Africa to achieve many of the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030.
Media coverage / SEI Africa director Philip Osano says a sustainable bioeconomy is a key strategy for mitigating and adapting to climate change and conserving biodiversity.
SEI report / Policy can address key challenges for investments in technological and production changes that bring deep emissions cuts in heavy industry in Sweden.
Journal article / SEI researchers identify and analyse the relation between bioeconomy visions and pathways and their governance in different world regions and political levels
Other publication / This thesis is situated at the intersection of the circular economy on one hand and sanitation and waste management systems on the other.
