What are the social impacts of a biobased economy? And what might a biobased society look like? These were two main questions at the Bioeconomy Day event jointly organised by NordForsk and Nordregio at the Nordic Pavilion at the UN Climate Change Summit COP23 in Bonn, Germany. On Wednesday 8 November, as part of the discussions regarding the bioeconomy, Professor

BioWater is the first Nordic centre and platform to provide solutions for water resources management in the face of potential and competing demands for biomass, land and water resources. This theme is related to the green shift and concurrent bioeconomic development. On October 17-18, BioWater held its kick-off meeting in Silkeborg in Denmark. “When the term bioeconomy was introduced some

Det grønne skiftet med økt utnyttelse av naturressurser vil ha konsekvenser for både miljøet og samfunnet. Hvordan kan vi kvantifisere det vi får fra vann, og naturen for øvrig, slik at vi ser hva den totale samfunnsgevinsten av ulike miljøtiltak er?

BIOWATER will serve as the first Nordic science center and platform that provides solutions for land, environmental and water resources management in the face of potential and competing demands for biomass, land and water resources related to the green shift and concurrent bio-economic development.