Bioeconomy Austria
@bioeconomy-austria.at
ℹ️ Bioeconomy Austria is a growing and nationwide bioeconomy-network of clusters, companies, research, politics, and society. ➡️ The goal is to exchange knowledge, foster circular economy as well as identify and implement joint projects. For us, bioeconomy means that renewable raw materials from forests, water and fields create regional added value, resilience, and sustainable living conditions. ⏫ The network is currently being set up. Would you like to become part of it and be informed about the latest developments? Then we invite you to subscribe to our quarterly newsletter. 💬 The project is funded by the Austrian Forest Fund. Initial partners of the network are: ecoplus. The Business Agency of Lower Austria (coordinator), Business Upper Austria, Innovation Salzburg, Holzcluster Steiermark, proHolz Tirol, Austrian Energy Agency, Centre for Bioeconomy at the University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences Vienna, BioBASE, Environment Agency Austria and the Ecosocial Forum Austria & Europe. 💡The network welcomes all interested organisations. Further information at: www.bioeconomy-austria.at Title-image: ©️BMLRT/Alexander Haiden
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About Bioeconomy Austria
Bioeconomy Austria is the gateway to Austria's bioeconomy, presenting a growing network of regions, clusters, platforms, businesses, research institutions, and policymakers. The main objectives of Bioeconomy Austria are knowledge exchange, synergy utilization, closing the circular economy, and developing and implementing joint projects along the value chains, with a particular focus on wood. The network aims to promote the sustainable use of regional resources and address challenges such as the climate crisis and resource scarcity.
With a strong emphasis on the use of renewable materials, Bioeconomy Austria collaborates with various stakeholders to establish the bioeconomy as a leading theme in Austria and Europe. By fostering cooperation between companies, research institutions, and political bodies, the network strives to achieve long-term reductions in fossil material and energy consumption. Bioeconomy Austria also provides information about new projects, funding opportunities, and upcoming events in the field of bioeconomy
