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!
- Hotspots: These are key regions with high GHG emissions, resource-intensive practices, or waste management issues.
- Value Chains: These cover the entire lifecycle of a product—from raw material extraction to waste disposal—ensuring sustainability at every stage.
BioFairNet’s Approach:
- Identifying hotspots where sustainable transitions can have the biggest impact.
- Rethinking value chains to integrate circular economy principles.
- Developing digital tools for industries to reduce emissions and adopt greener practices.
Pilot locations:
- Lesvos, Greece – Agricultural waste and biomass management
- Réunion Island – Transitioning coal plants to biomass energy
- Nova Scotia & Quebec – Supporting family farming and mining cooperatives
- Kenya – Sustainable dairy and coffee value chains
By addressing these challenges, BioFairNet is paving the way for a greener future!
