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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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Feature / SEI researcher Charlotte Wagner joins a new FAO expert group to guide countries on reducing livestock greenhouse gas emissions.
Project / This project examines how public-private sector interactions can promote democratic, just and effective climate adaptation on the ground.
Perspective / Commodities are not always the answer. Specialties suit development based on livelihood and biodiversity conservation, as well as more sustainable consumption.
Perspective / Recent forums on circular economy in the Asia-Pacific focused on driving policies for a just transition.
Past event / UCL IIPP hosts Francis X. Johnson and experts on how policy shapes the bioeconomy-green finance-innovation nexus.
Past event / To present pathways and ideas for advancing the Kenyan bioeconomy through the development of bioeconomy cluster roadmaps.
Perspective / Research Fellow Mónica Trujillo argues that forests should be a cornerstone of climate action going forward.
Past event / The event will feature high-level dialogues and technical sessions showcasing cutting-edge technologies, products and approaches in bio-resource management.
Past event / This session will showcase pioneering efforts in Colombia, Perú and Brazil to transform tourism value chains in the region.
