D3.2: Case studies of regional bioeconomy strategies across Europe

David Charles, S. Davies, S. Miller, K. Clement, M.M.M. Overbeek, A.C. Hoes, Marius Hasenheit, Zoritza Kiresiewa, Stefan Kah, Chiara Bianchini

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    Abstract

    This report provides a summary of issues raised in the four regional case studies: Scotland, South-West Netherlands, Saxony-Anhalt and Veneto. It examines the ways in which the bioeconomy has been defined in regional strategies and the ways in which those regional strategies have been initi-ated and implemented in the four regions. Each of the regions has a distinctive approach, specialis-ing around the particular assets and strengths of the region and its core stakeholders. Typically, re-gional strategies have been developed by regional government or by stakeholder groups sponsored by those governments, and hence the main objectives have been to promote economic development through the application of developments in the bioeconomy. A primary driver of strategy development has been the need to respond to the requirements of the EU smart specialisation strategies.
    Original languageEnglish
    PublisherEU
    Number of pages80
    Publication statusPublished - 2016

    Keywords

    • regional economics
    • regional development
    • economic development
    • biobased economy
    • european union
    • government policy

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    • BIOSTEP (KB-28-001-004, KB-28-001-001)

      Overbeek, G. (Project Leader)

      1/01/1531/12/17

      Project: LVVN project

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