WS6, Session 3：Governance of regional bio-based systems

Thu, October 17 | 9:00 - 11:20 AM CEST

Introduction

The development and implementation of bio-based systems has the potential to create significant environmental, economic, and social benefits for regions. These include a reduction in dependence on fossil fuels, a decrease in greenhouse gas emissions, and the creation of new job opportunities in the bio-based sector. However, in many cases, regions lack the capacity to effectively govern and support the development of these systems. This is particularly the case regarding public support schemes, which often lack innovation and fail to fully realize the potential benefits of bio-based systems.

This section will focus on digitalization hub.

Agenda

Protocol

Presentations

CEE2ACT project: e-solutions for sustiainable governance and green transition, Maria Beatriz Rosell, Geonardo Environmental Technologies Ltd.
BioHubCat & DIHAFcat. From 8 small villages to the entire region: the growth of a strategic need, Víctor Falguera, Catalonia Bioeconomy Hub (BioHubCat) and Catalonia Agrifood & Forest Digital Innovation Hub (DIHAFcat) General Coordinator.
EDIH InnovATE: Driving Digital Transformation in Agriculture, Timber and Energy Sectors, Stefan Ehrenberger, Project Manager at THI TECHHOUSE GMBH

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