In December Mario Bonaccorso, Director of SPRING, presented the BioINSouth project during a workshop hosted by the ShapingBio project at the PitchPerfect event in Brussels. The workshop aimed to influence how future bioeconomy policies are shaped, and BioINSouth is backing up this great effort!
Coordinated by SPRING – Italian Circular Bioeconomy Cluster, BioINSouth aims to support decision-makers in integrating considerations of ecological limits into regional bioeconomy strategies, focusing on circular bio-based activities.
📆 Save the date for the 1st BioINSouth Forum in the beautiful town of Catania! 🥳
The upcoming 1st BioINSouth Forum in Catania, organised by the coordinator of BioINSouth project, SPRING – Italian Circular Bioeconomy Cluster, promises to be a dynamic and engaging event, bringing together leaders and experts from various disciplines from the biobased sector and beyond. The agenda includes insightful keynote speeches on the bioeconomy, discussions on regional initiatives shaping the circular bioeconomy, and round tables focusing on the role of regions and policy-makers in implementing sustainable and eco-conscious practices.
The preliminary agenda involves sessions dedicated to:
- The bioeconomy from G20 to COP29
- The role of Regions in implementing the circular bioeconomy in Southern Europe
- The circular bioeconomy to reconcile economy, society and environment
Participants from diverse countries and fields will share their insights, making the 1st BioINSouth Forum a must-attend for anyone interested in the future of sustainable development!
Stay tuned for more news!
At IFIB 2024, the Bioeconomy Marketplace side-event organised by our linked projects BIOMODEL4REGIONS and RuralBioUp, featured a presentation of the BioINSouth objectives, concept and impact in EU regional level.
The presentation by María García Alegre our WP2 Leader (Technological Corparation of Andalusia, CTA), highlighted the collaborative spirit and dedication to a sustainable future, leaving a lasting impression on all attendees.
BioINSouth aims to support decision-makers in Southern Europe by thoughtfully integrating ecological limits into regional bioeconomy strategies. BioINSouth focuses on developing practical guidelines and digital tools to assess environmental impacts, fostering circular bio-based activities, and enhancing regional competitiveness and innovation. By establishing regional HUBs and engaging a diverse array of stakeholders, BioINSouth is seeking to drive sustainable development and contribute to the EU’s fair and green transition.
Save the date for the 1st BioINSouth Forum in Catania!
We are excited to announce the 1st BioINSouth Forum, taking place on 5 – 6 June 2025 at the prestigious Aula Magna, University of Catania, located at Piazza dell’Università. This exciting event will bring together leading experts, researchers, and stakeholders in the field of bioeconomy from across the southern regions. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in insightful discussions, attend innovative presentations, and network with peers who are passionate about advancing the frontiers of regional bioeconomy value chains.
Stay tuned for more info to come!
We are thrilled to announce the launch of the inaugural newsletter for the BioINSouth Project!
From the Kick-off meeting in Naples, to the first six months of implementation and the establishment of MARGs, learn how BioINSouth aims to support, foster and shape the future of bioeconomy in the South Mediterranean European regions. Dive into our established synergies, the vision of BioINSouth, forthcoming events and latest updates, days before the new year arrives!
Join us on this journey towards a greener, more sustainable future!
Discover more by reading the 1st issue of BioINSouth project newsletter!
🌍BioINSouth led by SPRING – Italian Circular Bioeconomy Cluster, has officially launched the Multi-Actor Regional Group (MARG) for Campania region! 🎉
The MARG acts as an advisory body, providing strategic guidance and sharing valuable expertise. By offering insights and feedback on project outcomes, its members play a pivotal role in shaping the region’s bioeconomy strategy.
BioINSouth project aims to support decision-makers to incorporate considerations of ecological limits into regional planning and development strategies for a sustainable bioeconomy. The project focuses on Mediterranean European regions, including Portugal, Spain, France, Cyprus, Greece, Slovenia, the Czech Republic, and Italy, with additional collaborations in Turkey and Argentina.
🔗 A major goal of BioINSouth is the establishment of 8 Regional Hubs, one of which will be based in Campania. The MARG will serve as the strategic committee for this hub, driving forward the region’s bioeconomic initiatives.
Stay tuned as we work together to advance sustainable development and foster resilient bioeconomies across the Mediterranean! 🌱
Pierluigi Argoneto from our Coordinator Spring – Italian Cluster of Circular Bioeconomy participated in the Circular Biocarbon City Interest Group Webinar!
The webinar delved into the exciting potential of transforming biowaste into valuable bio-based materials, with a special emphasis on urban and regional bioeconomies. Spring had the opportunity to contribute by presenting the BioINSouth project, showcasing how policy innovation and the establishment of regional hubs across eight regions in Southern Europe will drive impactful valorisation strategies.
🌍Connect with Circular Biocarbon and BioINSouth for more things bioeconomy!
