BioFairNet - Hybrid Event - Advancing the Sustainable Transition through Bioeconomy & Circular Approaches

BioFairNet Hybrid Event: Advancing the Sustainable Transition through Bioeconomy & Circular Approaches

On 25 June (11:00–11:45 CET), BioFairNet invites stakeholders to join a dynamic hybrid event exploring how bioeconomy and circular approaches can drive Europe’s sustainable transition.

This event will bring together participants from across sectors for a concise and insightful 40-minute online session, followed by an in-person networking opportunity in Nice, France.

Driving the transition to a fair and circular bioeconomy

The session will showcase the BioFairNet project, highlighting its role in fostering inclusive and sustainable value chains across Europe. By connecting stakeholders and promoting knowledge exchange, BioFairNet contributes to building a more resilient, circular, and fair bioeconomy.

Participants will gain a clear understanding of how the project supports cross-sector collaboration, particularly in key industries such as agriculture and mining, where circularity and sustainability are critical for long-term competitiveness and environmental protection.

What to expect:

During the online session, attendees will explore:

  • An overview of the BioFairNet project and its approach to supporting circular bio-based systems
  • Key insights into current developments, activities, and stakeholder engagement efforts
  • Perspectives on advancing the sustainable transition in agriculture and mining sectors
  • Opportunities for collaboration and knowledge-sharing across the BioFairNet network

Who should attend:

This event is designed for a wide range of stakeholders interested in sustainability and innovation, including:

  • Professionals and organisations working in agriculture and mining sectors
  • Experts in bioeconomy, circular economy, and sustainability
  • Policymakers, researchers, industry representatives, and innovation actors
  • Anyone interested in contributing to Europe’s green and circular transition

Hybrid format: online & in Nice

Participants can join the session online via Microsoft Teams, making it accessible to a broad European audience.

Those attending in person will have the added opportunity to network in Nice, France, fostering connections and collaboration within the BioFairNet community.

 Join us!

Be part of the conversation and discover how BioFairNet is advancing sustainable, circular solutions across sectors.


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