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.

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Project Development

2 pilot areas

Greece
Biofairnet - Development Greece
Reunion Island
Biofairnet - Development Reunion
Canada
Biofairnet - Development Canada
Republic of Kenya
Biofairnet - Development Kenya

2 validation sites

Our Mission

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

What’s happening

BioFairNet will be present at the upcoming “Renaissance in Economics” International Conference, taking place in Rome on 14–15 May 2026. The event brings together leading economists, researchers, and policymakers to reflect on how economic thinking can respond to today’s global challenges, from climate transition to social inequalities.
On 15 April 2026, BIOFAIRNET took part in the organisation of the 5th EU Day of the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Bayreuth. The event, held under the theme “Europe in my region”, brought together European-funded initiatives, researchers and institutional representatives to highlight how EU collaboration drives innovation, sustainability and regional development across multiple fields.
Join us for the Networking Aperitif, an informal gathering that will close the preconference day of the SEEDS–BioFairNet Annual Conference. This session brings together researchers, practitioners, and stakeholders in a relaxed environment designed to spark conversations, share ongoing initiatives, and connect with the community working on circular economy, bioeconomy, and sustainability.
The SEEDS–BioFairNet Annual Conference 2026 will open on 2 December with a preconference afternoon dedicated to focused exchanges and early engagement among participants. Before the main sessions begin, this first day offers an opportunity to explore specific research areas, refine ongoing work, and connect with colleagues working across the socioeconomic and technological dimensions of circularity and the bioeconomy transition.