The conference will celebrate the launch of the updated EU Bioeconomy Strategy and action plan to enhance the transition in a changed EU policy context and towards a new environmental, social and economic reality. It will also set the scene for the start of the discussion about synergetic actions across different priority areas:
- support strategic research and innovation, and strengthen support for education and training;
- upscale the biobased sectors, mobilise investments, support the creation of markets, develop better monitoring;
- encourage the adoption, update and coherence of national and regional Bioeconomy Strategies throughout Europe with citizens engagement;
- strengthen the understanding and resilience of land and sea ecosystems;
- monitoring and assessment of bioeconomy development.
Registration will be opened early September. See the video for a message from Eurocommissioner Carlos Moedas (Research, Science and Innovation).