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SUPPORTING EUROPEAN COASTAL REGIONS IN THEIR TRANSITION TO A SUSTAINABLE BLUE BIOECONOMY

Descripción del proyecto

Respaldar las innovaciones «azules»

El término «economía azul» hace referencia al uso inteligente y sostenible de los recursos biológicos procedentes de ecosistemas acuáticos. Constituye una gran oportunidad financiera para las comunidades costeras europeas y, además, favorece la creación de zonas habitables sostenibles y respetuosas con el clima. Con todo, varios escollos obstaculizan la adopción generalizada de las estrategias de bioeconomía azul. El proyecto BBC, financiado con fondos europeos, creará una agrupación formada por trece organizaciones de apoyo impulsadas por la innovación de nueve regiones europeas. Su objetivo será desarrollar y poner en práctica nuevos métodos y herramientas de apoyo basados en la recopilación sistemática, la evaluación comparativa y la creación conjunta de conocimientos sobre cadenas de valor de la bioeconomía, casos prácticos e incentivos. También se creará un portal interactivo, que continuará actualizándose y manteniéndose, lo que mantendrá el impulso del proyecto mucho después de que haya terminado su trabajo.

Objetivo

The Blue Bioeconomy defined as ‘the production and conversion of renewable marine biological resources into value added products, such as food, feed, bio-based products and bioenergy’ entails a large set of opportunities for European coastal communities. Innovative business models based on circularity; short-chains, digital solutions and ecosystem contributions offer the chance to stabilize and create new enterprises and jobs also for the lower-educated; while transforming remote, rural areas also into interesting, revitalized, climate-friendly places to live. However, blue bioeconomy actors struggle with challenges related to technology, lack of knowledge & skills or regulatory barriers. BlueBioClusters brings together 12 support organizations from across Europe, all of them highly engaged in their 9 regions in assisting start-ups, companies and policy makers to make best use of innovations. They have joined forces to improve, develop and implement new support tools and methods based on systematic collection, benchmarking and joint knowledge creation on *blue biobased value chains, practice cases and incentives, WP2; *ecosystem service valorization, WP3; *technology needs, identification and transfer of solutions, WP4; *start-ups/SMEs; experts and support mechanisms (coaching; co-creation), WP5; as well as *‘Communities of Practices’, to foster long-term stakeholder cooperation within and across the regions; WP6. While we expect to create long-lasting impact already within the project lifetime by engaging with hundreds of actors within our regions to stimulate collaboration and actions for change; activities are designed to be continued post-project, being also open for other Blue Regions, clusters and individual companies to join. To that end, the inter-active BlueBioCluster platform will not only serve as a repository of the projects’ outputs in terms of stakeholders and services, but is set up in such way, that it will be continuously updated and maintained by and with its users also post-project.

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Coordinador

SUBMARINER NETWORK FOR BLUE GROWTH EWIV
Aportación neta de la UEn
€ 397 250,00
Dirección
KARNTENERSTRASSE 20
10827 Berlin
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Región
Berlin Berlin Berlin
Tipo de actividad
Other
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Coste total
€ 397 250,00

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