Virtual Meeting (12th June) 2020 – 11.00 – 13.00 AM
Tools: WebEx – Mentimeter – Smartphone – Official languages: English – Italian
Context
BIOVOICES project is organizing a virtual workshop to ease the dialogue among actors along the value chain (industry, policy makers, consumers, researchers, investors, feedstock providers, etc.) and to highlight challenges and opportunities for the valorisation of local resources in the bioeconomy framework in the light also of the current COVID-19 emergency.
Starting from the analysis of local feedstocks, speakers of the round table will present technologies solutions, innovative ideas, opportunities and challenges within the context of Marine bioeconomy. Thanks to interactive tools, the audience will be actively engaged in the co-creation of new solutions, business opportunities and concrete actions to boost local development through the potentialities offered by bioeconomy.
Research, authorities and enterprises will meet to discuss on opportunity to exploit, in sustainable way, fishery and aquaculture by-products and mediterranean marine resources to realize marine biobased products MBP and promote the circular economy. Speakers will focus on ethicals, productives and sustainables aspects, related to the production of BBP. Representative of the fisheries, aquaculture and processing sectors, will refer about the side effects that the COVID-19 pandemic is causing on the supplies and value-chains, giving suggestions, useful to promote new research strategies aimed to support them.
Organisations
- BIOVOICES project
- APRE – Agenzia per la Promozione della Ricerca Europea
- Italian Society for Experimental Biology (SIBS), section of Trapani-Group of experimental biology applied to the sea and the environment
Main challenges
- Boost local deployment
- Enhance local action plans
- Strengthen action plans for local bioeconomy
Collaboration
European Society for Marine Biotechnology ESMB –CISAS Project, BIOBRIDGES Project.
Expected outcomes
- Echange of good practices as well as factors hampering the scale-up of biobased productes and processes
- Detection of new research strategies aimed to support the fisheries, aquaculture and processing sectors
- Identification of business opportunities and concrete actions
Target participants
Quadruple-helix stakeholders:
- Civili society
- Industry/Investors
- Research/ Education
- Public administration / Policy Makers
Objectives
- Regional/Local Development
- Strengthen action plans for local bioeconomy
Agenda and registration here.