BioFairNEt

Bioeconomy and Circular Economy Fair Network

A fair and accessible network for reducing greenhouse gas activities with circular and bio- economy models.

13 partners

joining forces to drive the sustainable transition of agriculture and mining, the two greenhouse gas-intensive sectors targeted by the BIOFAIRNET project, through digital collaboration and bio-circular innovation

The BIOFAIRNET project is paving the way for a sustainable and fair bio-circular economy across Europe and beyond. By focusing on the agriculture and mining sectors, it promotes the co-creation and testing of innovative solutions through a digitally cooperative network. With a strong emphasis on circularity, stakeholder engagement, and systemic transformation, BIOFAIRNET empowers a more resilient, low-carbon industrial future.

Key Facts

Parners

Countries

Months

Pilots

Millions

Project Development

2 pilot areas

Greece

Reunion Island

Canada

Republic of Kenya

2 validation sites

Our Mission

Transforming the mining and agricultural sectors into leaders of a sustainable bio-circular economy.

The Partners

What’s happening

Kickstarting WP3: Defining the Digital Backbone

On 22 and 23 May 2025, the BIOFAIRNET project partners SATEC and the University of Bayreuth (WP3 Leader) came together for a two-day working session at SATEC’s facilities in Madrid. The purpose of this in-person meeting was to align efforts, clarify interdependencies, and define key technical components related to Work Package 3 (WP3), which focuses on the development of the BIOFAIRNET digital platform.

Why Hotspots and Value Chains Matter for Sustainability

To build a sustainable bio-circular economy, we need to focus on the most critical areas of impact. That’s where hotspots and value chains come in!

Bioeconomy in action: Circular solutions for a sustainable future

The BioFairNet project, short for "Bioeconomy and Circular Economy Fair Network", officially launched on January 17th 2025 with a successful kick-off meeting in Naples. The project, funded by Horizon Europe and the European Commission under project number 101181568, will run from January 1, 2025, to December 31, 2028, with a total budget of 4,426,170€.