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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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Project / This project examines how biodiversity-based solutions can achieve change for coffee in Colombia and biocosmetics in Brazil.
Other publication / The chapter explores how stakeholder visions, resources, and regional cooperation shape bioeconomy policies and governance across different regions.
SEI brief / The innovation system of a catnip plant-based mosquito repellent developed to fight malaria in eastern Africa relied on local initiatives and entrepreneurship.
Media coverage / People Daily featured an SEI Africa workshop on Kenya’s bioeconomy, highlighting MSME opportunities and policy insights.
Past event / This workshop convenes private sector representatives to explore strategies for enhancing investments in the bio-based sectors in Kenya
Perspective / This piece, one of three SEI Currents for 2025, examines the growing role of land in addressing climate, environment and sustainable development issues.
Journal article / This paper investigates a biobased innovation system producing a catnip plant-based mosquito repellent developed to fight malaria in East Africa.
One-SEI program / Finding synergies between otherwise competing land uses could reduce conflicts, prevent deforestation and biodiversity loss and support sustainable agriculture.
Feature / From grassroots movements to innovative farming practices, see how agroecology is reshaping the way we grow, distribute and consume food globally.
