Date: Monday, 24 June 2024
Time: 16:15 - 17:15 CEST
Session code 2AV.3
Sustainability assessments and stakeholders inclusion in bioenergy and bioeconomy
Coverage and Gaps of the Bioeconomy Monitoring Landscape in Europe
Short Introductive summary
The project SYMOBIO 2.0, funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research, aims to set the scientific basis for a systemic monitoring and modelling of the bioeconomy in Germany. It is designed as a dynamic and systemic framework, that goes in line with the goals of the Agenda 2030. The work of the study presented here provides an outlook from the German monitoring system, which is still under development, to already existing monitoring systems that operate in the field of bioeconomy. 75 monitoring systems from German, European and worldwide sources were collected in an extensive literature review and analysed by a set of 27 key indicators, that originate mainly from the FAO, EU bioeconomy monitoring and the sustainable development goals of the UN. The study concludes on interfaces between the already existing monitoring systems and highlights blind spots, which are not well covered yet.
Presenter
Christina ZINKE
Helmholtz-Centre for Environmental Research
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Session reference: 2AV.3.3